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China's e-commerce has grown steadily in the first five months, with online retail sales growing by 8.5%
2025-07-11 source:CCTV.com

CCTV News (News Network): The reporter learned from the Ministry of Commerce that from January to May, my country's e-commerce has vigorously released its consumption potential and achieved steady growth. Among them, consumer e-commerce has significantly improved quality and expanded domestic demand. Online retail sales increased by 8.5% from January to May. Quality products, Internet service consumption, new models and new business forms have become new driving force, and the trend of online and offline integration has deepened. The Ministry of Commerce’s key monitoring platform digital products, 15 categories of old-for-new home appliances and digital, Internet service consumption, and instant retail sales have all achieved double-digit growth. Since April, the platform’s foreign trade zone sales have exceeded 2 billion yuan.

Industrial e-commerce has achieved outstanding results in promoting enterprise transformation, and the AI ​​application of major industrial e-commerce platforms has expanded to the entire process of industrial development, and the operating costs have been reduced by 15%. In addition, the number of Silk Road e-commerce partners in my country has increased to 35.


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