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flag Starting April 1, 2026, China lets e-commerce exporters return goods to any national port, easing logistics and cutting costs.

flag Starting April 1, 2026, China will allow cross-border e-commerce retail export businesses to return goods to any customs port nationwide, expanding a pilot program that began in late 2024. flag The change, aimed at reducing costs and improving efficiency, requires returned goods to enter authorized customs-supervised facilities. flag The policy supports China’s growing e-commerce export sector and complements recent tax incentives announced in February.

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