ESG集团CEO Alan受China Daily采访,谈香港电商新机遇
下面是英文原稿e-commerce: Tackling markets and culturesCaught in the crossfire of the protracted Sino-US trade row and the ongoing Hong Kong protests, cross-boundary e-commerce players in the SAR are in a dilemma — they’re neither able to build up nor expand overseas businesses arising from the web of hurdles created.They’re strapped — their goods can’t be shipped out on time from Hong Kong international Airport, exacerbated by mounting cancellations of overseas orders during what’s supposed to be a super important peak season, says Alan Lim, founder and chief executive of E-Services Group, which helps Chinese e-commerce operators polish their global channels. As the world’s busiest air cargo hub, HKIA handled more than 5.1 million tons of freight last year. It’s also one of the most important airports for e-commerce companies in China。