Oubo International is included in CCPIT’s Collection of Outstanding Chinese Cross-border E-commerce Enterprise Cases

Oubo International helps “Made in China” reach overseas markets

Customs delays, damage and returns are among the many challenges a cross-border parcel may encounter before reaching its buyer. To address these challenges, Oubo International began developing warehouses in Germany in 2012. Services included help with export documentation, tracking transport through arrival and customs clearance, dispatch within T+1 days, and insurance with Allianz in Germany. These services were intended to reduce the risks and responsibilities faced by Chinese companies entering the European market.

Recently, the CCPIT Information Center published its Collection of Outstanding Chinese Cross-border E-commerce Enterprise Cases, and Oubo International was included in the collection.

According to the CCPIT Information Center, the selected companies stood out during the development of China’s cross-border e-commerce industry.

These companies have distinctive trading models, carefully developed brand strategies, highly qualified professional teams or comprehensive service systems…

To support the development of cross-border e-commerce and encourage cooperation between enterprises, the CCPIT Information Center selected companies for the collection. By presenting representative examples and successful practices, it aimed to establish industry benchmarks and raise the profiles of the featured companies in China and overseas.

The collection also examined the development of platform businesses, trading businesses and third-party service providers. It aimed to help companies understand industry trends and operating models, identify useful approaches to development, improve international competitiveness and expand into overseas markets.

Oubo International helps “Made in China” reach overseas markets

Customs delays, damage and returns are among the many challenges a cross-border parcel may encounter before reaching its buyer. To address these challenges, Oubo International began developing warehouses in Germany in 2012. Services included help with export documentation, tracking transport through arrival and customs clearance, dispatch within T+1 days, and insurance with Allianz in Germany. These services were intended to reduce the risks and responsibilities faced by Chinese companies entering the European market.

Reference links:https://www.sohu.com/a/295345209_100020617
http://www.sohu.com/a/293377886_468675

Details of the cases are available in theService Providerssection at the following link on CCPIT’s official website:
https://scftz.ccpit.org/ent/keyPoint/electricity

Download link for the case study PDF:
https://scftz.ccpit.org/file/download?path=article/2019/05/20/10-57-364325.pdf