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Yiwu, Zhejiang, known as the "world supermarket", is the largest small commodity distribution center in the world. Among them, Yiwu State-owned Commodity City (600415) is the main operator of Yiwu market.On December 11th, the General Office of the State Council issued a letter agreeing to the Overall Plan for Deepening the Comprehensive Reform of International Trade in Yiwu City, Zhejiang Province (hereinafter referred to as the "Plan"). This means that Yiwu will usher in a new round of international trade reform.On December 11th, the General Office of the State Council issued a letter agreeing to the Overall Plan for Deepening the Comprehensive Reform of International Trade in Yiwu City, Zhejiang Province (hereinafter referred to as the "Plan"). This means that Yiwu will usher in a new round of international trade reform.

We will try first in many aspects.Yiwu's international trade reform began in 2011, and Yiwu is also the first pilot city of comprehensive international trade reform approved by the State Council. Subsequently, Yiwu made a series of reform breakthroughs in key areas and links of international trade, which provided useful experience for promoting the transformation of the national foreign trade development mode and building an open economic system. Among them, the "market procurement" trade method initiated by Yiwu provides a simple and efficient system for the export of small commodities, which has been replicated and promoted in 39 cities across the country and has become an important measure for the steady growth of foreign trade.The State Council approved! "World Supermarket" will open a new round of international trade reform.

We will try first in many aspects.According to local media reports, in this deepening of international trade reform, Yiwu will accelerate the breakthrough in "buying the world" and deepen the iteration in "selling the world". At the same time, focus on digital trade, do a good job of "platform building+market cultivation+model innovation", and comprehensively promote the digital upgrading of the four core elements of "people, goods, markets and chains".