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Cross-border e-commerce gains traction aboard China-Europe freight trains

SOURCE / ECONOMY By Xinhua Published: Feb 17, 2021 08:52 AM A staff worker of a pavilion for Greek goods shows a Greek wine transported by the China-Europe freight train at Chengdu International Railway Port in Chengdu, capital of southwest China s Sichuan Province, July 17, 2020. (Xinhua/Liu Kun) Residents of Chengdu, a city in southwest China known as a major habitat for giant pandas, are able to feast their eyes on products from nearly 40 countries during the Spring Festival holiday. Located in northeast Chengdu, the Chengdu International Railway Port has set up a cluster of pavilions to showcase and sell choice overseas products, ranging from French wines to German beers and Italian coffee.

Cross-border e-commerce gains traction aboard China-Europe freight trains_GMW cn

2021-02-17 10:11   By: Xinhua   In 2020, a record 12,406 China-Europe freight train journeys were made, up 50 percent from 2019. The number hit 1,165 in January, up 66 percent year on year. It is reported that the EU statistics agency Eurostat has said China last year overtook the United States as the EU s biggest trade partner, with the bilateral trade totaling around 586 billion euros (about 711 billion U.S. dollars). China rolled out supportive policies early in 2020 to leverage the stable, flexible land transport service to boost cross-border e-commerce. Across the country, the value of cross-border e-commerce trade climbed 31.1 percent over a year ago in 2020.

China, not the United States, is now Europe s biggest trading partner for goods

China, not the United States, is now Europe s biggest trading partner for goods CNN 2/17/2021 By Julia Horowitz, CNN Business © Jiang Hongjing/VCG/Getty Images CHENGDU, CHINA - FEBRUARY 01: Aerial view of containers sitting stacked at Chengdu International Railway Port on February 1, 2021 in Chengdu, Sichuan Province of China. (Photo by Jiang Hongjing/VCG via Getty Images) Europe is now trading more goods with China than the United States, a sign of how the pandemic is transforming the global economy. Data released this week by the European Union s statistics service attributed the shift to a 5.6% increase in imports from China in 2020 and a 2.2% increase in exports. Meanwhile, there was a significant drop in trade with the United States, with imports plunging 13.2% and exports falling 8.2%. The overall value of EU-China goods trade last year was €586 billion ($706 billion), about €31 billion ($37 billion) more than between the European Union and th

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