The Ordos Cross-Border Integrated Industrial Park was opened at the Ordos Comprehensive Bonded Zone on Oct 19.

Leveraging the combined policy advantages of the comprehensive bonded zone and the cross-border e-commerce comprehensive pilot zone, the park adopts a "one park, four centers, five pavilions" layout to cluster industries and a "five-new empowerment" service system to cultivate its ecosystem.

It aims to help local industrial products such as coal chemicals, as well as those in the new energy field, alongside specialty consumer goods like cashmere and agricultural products, reach overseas markets in tandem, while bringing quality global goods into the city's commercial districts through bonded imports.

The "four centers" within the park headquarters comprise an export selection and trading center, a cross-border exhibition and experience center, a cross-border e-commerce livestreaming center, and an enterprise incubation and service center.

The "five pavilions" are bonded experience venues distributed across urban areas, where residents can view samples nearby, place orders online, and have goods shipped directly from bonded warehouses.

The park serves both consumer goods cross-border trade and bulk B2B industrial trade, gathering more than 70,000 export stock keeping units (SKUs) and 50,000 import SKUs, positioning itself as a low-cost innovation and entrepreneurship "training ground" in northwest China.

In the first seven months of this year, the bonded zone's foreign trade imports and exports reached 1.88 billion yuan ($264.5 million), accounting for 34.8 percent of the city's total foreign trade. Bonded imports and exports alone totaled 1.5 billion yuan, up 37 percent year-on-year. 

The One Mike Detroit Co in Ordos Cross-Border Integrated Industrial Park. [Photo provided to investordos.goinnermongolia.com.cn]