In fact, entrepot trade is a common way of international trade. Under the more and more severe international trade barrier environment, entrepot trade is a very common way of trade to avoid the high anti-dumping duty.
intermediary trade, also known as transit Trade (intermediary trade) or Re-Export trade (re-export Trade), refers to the import and export of goods in international trade, not between producer and consumer countries directly, but through a three intermediary trade. This kind of trade is transit trade for transit countries. The traded goods may be transported from the exporting country to a third country and sold to the consuming country without being processed in the third country (changing packaging, sorting, selecting, sorting, etc., shall not be regarded as processing); The goods can also be shipped directly from the producing country to the consuming country without passing through a third country, but there is no transaction relationship between the producing country and the consuming country. Instead, the transit country deals with the producing country and the consuming country respectively.