OUBO International has been selected in the "China Cross-Border E-Commerce Excellent Enterprise Case Collection" published by the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade.

OUBO International empowers "Made in China" to go global.

English Translation: Customs delays, damages, returns... a successful delivery of a cross-border package to the buyer's hands can go through numerous struggles and challenges. In response to these industry pain points, Aubot International began building overseas warehouses in Germany in 2012, assisting Chinese companies in handling export documents, tracking the full transportation of goods to port clearance, dispatching within T+1 day, insuring with Allianz Insurance Company of Germany... comprehensively reducing the risk and liability of Chinese enterprises and helping them enter the European market.

 Recently, the Information Center of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade released the "List of Excellent Cases of Chinese Cross-Border E-commerce Enterprises", and Oubo International was selected

According to the relevant personnel from the Information Center of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, the companies selected for the "List of Excellent Cases of Chinese Cross-Border E-commerce Enterprises" are all high-quality companies that have emerged and stood out in the process of China's cross-border e-commerce development.

These companies either have unique trade models, carefully crafted brand strategies, high-quality professional teams or well-developed service systems

To promote the development of Chinese cross-border e-commerce companies and to facilitate communication and cooperation between them, the Information Center of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade has selected a group of high-quality companies from many cross-border e-commerce companies and compiled them into the "List of Excellent Cases of Chinese Cross-Border E-commerce Enterprises". The list focuses on introducing the successful experiences of typical and representative cross-border e-commerce companies, setting up and promoting benchmark companies in the industry, and assisting companies in improving their domestic and international reputation

At the same time, the "List of Excellent Cases of Chinese Cross-border E-commerce Enterprises" also conducts in-depth analysis from three perspectives: the development of platform-based enterprises, trade-based enterprises, and third-party service-based enterprises. It aims to help cross-border e-commerce companies understand the latest trends in the development of the cross-border e-commerce industry and the operating models of high-quality companies in the industry. The hope is that this will provide genuinely valuable references for cross-border e-commerce companies that are exploring their development paths, help them enhance their international competitiveness, and aid Chinese cross-border e-commerce companies in better "going global" and increasing their worldwide influence

Oubo International empowers "Made in China" to go global

Facing difficulties in customs clearance, damages, returns... a cross-border package has to go through "nine dangers and eighteen challenges" to successfully reach the buyer's hand. Addressing these industry pain-points, Oubo International began building overseas warehouses in Germany in 2012, assisting Chinese enterprises with export documentation, tracking goods in transit to port clearance, delivering within T+1 day, and getting insured by Allianz insurance company in Germany... all these efforts comprehensively reduce the risk responsibilities for Chinese companies and help them enter the European market.

 Reference link:

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

Details of the case study can be found in the services section of the following link on the official website of China Council for the Promotion of International Trade:

https://scftz.ccpit.org/ent/keyPoint/electricity

PDF case file download link

https://scftz.ccpit.org/file/download?path=article/2019/05/20/10-57-364325.pdf