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Construction and implementation of cross-border e-commerce supply chain system under the background of green and low-carbon

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  • Yi He
  • Zhanyu Wang
  • Sha Liu
  • Xinle Du

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Purpose - As China’s e-commerce and cross-border e-commerce rapidly develop, the cross-border e-commerce supply chain exhibits characteristics of globalized development scale, collaborative multiparty participation, streamlined management processes, digitalized production and trade and flexible strategic choices. It tends toward data-driven intelligence, interoperable information collaboration, personalized order responses, sustainable supply chain management and secure blockchain technology. These characteristics and trends provide critical references for businesses, governments and investors. Design/methodology/approach - In response to issues such as inconsistent legal regulations, imbalanced logistics and transportation, imperfect payment settlements and opaque supply chains. Findings - It is recommended to take measures to strengthen cooperation and communication, optimize logistics, reduce customs clearance difficulties, reinforce safeguard measures and promote sustainable development, collectively fostering the healthy growth of cross-border e-commerce. Originality/value - With the rapid development of cross-border e-commerce, green and low-carbon initiatives have become a significant trend in this sector. The cross-border e-commerce supply chain refers to the mechanism that reduces environmental impacts and enhances resource efficiency from manufacturers to consumers. It primarily involves manufacturers, e-commerce platforms, logistics companies and payment and settlement processes. The cross-border e-commerce supply chain is gradually becoming a highlight in China’s foreign trade, supporting the concept of “buying globally and selling globally” and connecting the “world’s factory” with the “world’s market.”

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  • Yi He & Zhanyu Wang & Sha Liu & Xinle Du, 2024. "Construction and implementation of cross-border e-commerce supply chain system under the background of green and low-carbon," Journal of Internet and Digital Economics, Emerald Group Publishing Limited, vol. 4(1), pages 1-11, April.
  • Handle: RePEc:eme:jidepp:jide-01-2024-0002
    DOI: 10.1108/JIDE-01-2024-0002
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