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China Logistics and Distribution Channels | Capacity Building Webinar Series

China is currently the world’s second largest economy and the European Union’s second largest trading partner. European companies that are seeking to export to China face many exciting possibilities and prospects, but they also face challenges, including logistical issues involved with getting physical goods from Europe to the Chinese customer over 8,000 km away. Our expert will introduce the China logistics and distribution environment highlighting the issues that European SMEs will need to navigate. Agenda: Module 1: Ways of getting goods to Chinese buyers Shipping foods from the EU to China Ports of Entry Free trade zones Logistics for E-commerce Module 2: Customs Clearance, Inspection and Declaration in China Import inspection and declaration Chinese customs Challenges and getting help Module 3: Third party logistics providers Freight Forwarders Working Directly with Shipping Line/Airline or with a Forwarder Selecting the Right Service Providers –tips for SMEs Module 4: Final considerations for EU SMEs ______________ ARE YOU READY FOR CHINA? TAKE THE SHORT QUIZ AND FIND THE ANSWER! (https://sdt.eusmecentre.org.cn/) The EU SME Centre's online Self-diagnosis Tool (SDT) will allow you to gauge your readiness in developing your business strategy in China. It will enable you to assess whether you are heading in the right direction, and provide further guidance and support through a tailor-made list of good practices, additional readings, case studies and FAQs. Contact us: If you have any follow-up questions regarding the topic, please send an email to info@eusmecentre.org.cn or ASK-THE-EXPERT https://www.eusmecentre.org.cn/expert​​​. Disclaimer: The EU SME Centre is a project funded by the European Union. This recording was produced with the financial support of the European Union. Its content are the sole responsibility of EU SME Centre and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.