The Yiwu Cross-Border Parcel Supervision Center has already surpassed its total 2025 export volume, reaching an impressive 1.67 billion yuan ($247.14 million) by June 16, according to Yiwu International Land Port Group in Jinhua, Zhejiang province.

This remarkable growth is attributed to its pioneering "cross-border e-commerce and customs declaration" model, which allows for inspection before loading and shipping and has revolutionized customs supervision.

Inside the center, thousands of cross-border packages are neatly organized every day, ready to be dispatched to dozens of countries worldwide via air, road, and sea.

Zhou Tao, general manager of Zhejiang Da'an Supply Chain Management, said the new model is well-suited to the small-batch, high-frequency nature of cross-border e-commerce. Customers can now combine e-commerce and general trade goods in a single container, significantly reducing logistics costs.

Previously, mixed cargo had to be assembled outside the supervision area, and any inspection required the entire container to be unpacked, causing shipment delays. The new model eliminates these inefficiencies.

Yiwu International Land Port Group has further enhanced export efficiency by adding TIR (Transit International Routier) channels and night-time consolidation zones. Initial estimates indicate that the new model has significantly increased export efficiency while reducing costs by over 10 percent.