KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 13 (Bernama) — “Malaysia has a lot of excellent products but lack of marketing and sales channels to overseas. Some brands emerged after the Covid-19 pandemic.”, said President of Malaysian-Henan Chamber of Commerce (MHCC), Derek Chong. Determined to change the game of Cross-border Ecommerce to China, MHCC organized an event in KL Wellness City to attract merchant to onboard with a cross border ecommerce program. Working together with Henan Gelafood cross-border supply chain management Co,. Ltd., Derek said MHCC aimed to help more merchants to be successful in the cross-border ecommerce, eyeing the 98.83 million populations of Henan market for the Malaysian brands as a stepping stone to the whole China market.
The event started with an Online Forum with Luoyang Comprehensive Bonded Zone key personnels and the Custom Level 4 Senior Officer in Luo Yang. Located at a very strategic geographical location, Luoyang Comprehensive Bonded Zone is accessible to all types of transportation mode and having many logistic advantages over other provinces in China. The custom officer further explained the different requirements of the custom clearance between ecommerce and normal trade. The crowd then proceeded to have simple lunch sponsored by Man Fook and Sister Crispy Popiah showcasing their sambals, chilli sauce, rendang paste, and curry paste. The event continued with experience sharing by Celia Teoh, the pioneer merchant in this MHCC initiative, followed by the speech by Derek Chong, and a few words from venue sponsor KL Wellness City Managing Director Dato Sri Vincent Tiew. The event ended with the networking session.
