China Customs said Shanghai port cross‑border e‑commerce sea exports have entered a volume growth phase after Shanghai Customs rolled out a master‑manifest-plus‑LCL consolidation regulatory model that allows small parcels to be shipped in full containers alongside general‑trade exports. The model has improved logistics efficiency and attracted inventory from major e‑commerce platforms such as Amazon to Shanghai. In the first five months, Shanghai Customs supervised more than 5.2 million parcels

China Customs said Shanghai port cross‑border e‑commerce sea exports have entered a volume growth phase after Shanghai Customs rolled out a master‑manifest-plus‑LCL consolidation regulatory model that allows small parcels to be shipped in full containers alongside general‑trade exports. The model has improved logistics efficiency and attracted inventory from major e‑commerce platforms such as Amazon to Shanghai. In the first five months, Shanghai Customs supervised more than 5.2 million parcels and over 5.8 billion yuan in sea‑export value, exceeding last year’s full‑year total.