Cross-border trade specialist Hurricane Commerce has joined forces with leading UK-China business organisation ELI Holdings to help Chinese companies involved in international eCommerce.
The partnership was agreed during a prestigious event in Oxford, attended in person or virtually by senior Chinese delegates from the worlds of eCommerce, logistics and government.
Martyn Noble, Chairman and CEO of Hurricane Commerce, said: “We are excited to have formed a partnership with ELI Holdings. ELI has been enabling businesses in China and the West to trade successfully for over 25 years.
“We will be working with James Wang and the ELI team to enable companies and organisations involved in Chinese eCommerce to capitalise on the many opportunities available while also successfully meeting the challenges of a fast-moving regulatory environment.”
James Wang, Chairman of ELI Holdings, said: “ELI is delighted to have agreed this important partnership with Hurricane Commerce. Together, our two companies can offer businesses the required technology, knowledge and skills to succeed in the complex world of global cross-border trade.”
In addition to the agreement between Hurricane and ELI, the two companies also launched the China Europe eCommerce and Logistics Club (CEELC). The club brings together senior leaders from both sectors to create opportunities and share best practices.
Hurricane provides businesses with a range of solutions including data enhancement, product classification, duty and tax calculation, prohibited and restricted goods screening and denied parties screening.
