Trendy news: A package can also be exported through cross-border e-commerce retail, and the first split order business in Zhejiang has landed in Ningbo

The first batch of cross-border e-commerce retail export packages in split order mode have arrived at the Ningbo International Mail Exchange Center. Photo by Bao Yuding
　　
Chao News reporter Li Hua, correspondent Xie Bailin, and Lu Chenze

Recently, the first batch of over 11000 cross-border e-commerce export packages were successfully loaded and shipped after being quickly inspected and released by the post office of Ningbo Customs, marking the official launch of the Ningbo International Mail Exchange Center's cross-border e-commerce retail export (9610) business. The first batch of goods mainly consists of consumer goods such as clothing, hats, shoes, and daily necessities, with a value of about 451000 yuan, and will be sent abroad.
It is worth mentioning that the parcel operation mode of this batch accurately matches the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises, and all are declared for export in a split order mode. The Ningbo International Mail Exchange Center has become the first business site in Zhejiang Province to implement this mode.
Currently, cross-border e-commerce retail export customs clearance generally adopts the total order mode, which is suitable for large e-commerce enterprises that ship large quantities in batches. In this mode, small and medium-sized e-commerce enterprises need to accumulate orders for a period of time before they can ship, which poses problems such as slow delivery time, long inventory cycle, and high capital turnover pressure. To this end, Ningbo Customs actively explores and promotes the implementation of the split order model. Under this model, Customs directly implements inspection, release, customs clearance and other regulatory operations based on the declaration list, realizing that even one package can be exported through cross-border e-commerce, better meeting the needs of small and medium-sized e-commerce for "small batch, multiple batch, high frequency" and decentralized shipping to emerging markets.
The parcel splitting operation mode is very suitable for the needs of our small and micro cross-border enterprises, and we will gradually expand the order volume in the future, "said Zhou Ziqi, the person in charge of a network technology company in Ningbo. The company is still in its infancy, and the number of parcels exported each time is not large but the frequency of sending is high. After learning that Ningbo Customs has launched this mode in the International Mail Exchange Center, they immediately consulted.
Zhejiang Province is a province with a large private economy, and small and medium-sized enterprises are the most active group in the economic chain. The split order model can effectively reduce the threshold for enterprises to participate in the cross-border e-commerce track, "said Long Mao Hongyan, customs officer of Ningbo Post Office. Currently, there are over 20000 cross-border e-commerce enterprises in Ningbo, and enterprises can flexibly organize and deliver goods in batches according to the order situation, without waiting for bulk centralized shipment. While reducing inventory and financial pressure, they can improve parcel turnover efficiency with the help of the global logistics network of postal transportation, realizing that" small businesses "can also" sell globally ".
In order to ensure the smooth operation of the first batch export business of the 9610 split order mode for cross-border e-commerce retail exports, Ningbo Customs has conducted a preliminary investigation of the situation of enterprises, tailored regulatory plans, answered policy questions of enterprises, and guided enterprises to declare in a standardized manner. At the same time, it is necessary to plan and supervise the operation area reasonably, strengthen the application of CT intelligent machine inspection equipment, and combine convenient measures such as "simplified declaration" and "non-invasive inspection" to ensure fast customs clearance of export e-commerce packages.

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March 9, 2026 Tide News (Postal and Customs Supervision Department)