Is it a waste of money for Liuzhou enterprises not to find a foreign trade agent?

"Mr. Zhang was still worried about foreign trade orders last year, but this year, through the foreign trade agency service in Liuzhou, he sold snail rice noodles to Southeast Asia!" Such stories are constantly happening in Liuzhou. As a bridge connecting Chinese manufacturing with the global market, the Liuzhou foreign trade agent export service is becoming the "invisible wings" for local small and medium - sized enterprises to break through trade barriers.

In today's increasingly competitive globalization, the solo - fight export mode often traps small and medium - sized enterprises in a "three - high dilemma": high threshold, high risk, and high cost. Ms. Li from a certain electromechanical factory in Liuzhou frankly said, "We once had a whole container of goods returned because we were not familiar with the EU CE certification, suffering a loss of nearly one million."

• Qualification challenges: Product access standards vary greatly among different countries
• Financial pressure: Financial risks such as letter of credit operations and exchange rate fluctuations
• Logistics bottlenecks: High professional requirements in international transportation, customs clearance, etc.

As a leading comprehensive foreign trade service provider in Liuzhou, Zhongshitong's original "Three - stage Escort" mode has helped more than 200 enterprises successfully go global:

• Pre - stage: Provide free consultation on target country regulations to avoid technical trade barriers
• Mid - stage: Integrate full - chain services such as customs declaration, logistics, and tax rebates
• Post - stage: Establish a dedicated cross - border settlement account for customers, with visible fund security

Facing a wide variety of agencies in the market, Liuzhou enterprises should pay attention to:

• Check qualifications: Check whether it has the international freight forwarding qualification approved by the Ministry of Commerce
• Verify cases: Require detailed data of successful cases in the same industry
• Compare services: Focus on examining the crisis - handling ability (such as alternative logistics plans during the epidemic)

With the in - depth implementation of the RCEP agreement, the average export tariff of Liuzhou enterprises to ASEAN has decreased by 4.6%. A certain food enterprise saved 230,000 yuan in tariffs per year by accurately calculating and making use of the rules of origin through an agent. Experts suggest: "Now is a crucial window period for laying out the Southeast Asian market."

Are you also troubled by export problems? Welcome to share your industry and challenges in the comment section. Perhaps the next successful case will be you!