meaning foreign trade enterprises foreign trade enterprises refer to enterprises engaged in foreign trade (import and export), and these enterprises have the right to import and export legitimate products within the relevant fields of registered enterprises stipulated by the state. On the export side, China's foreign trade situation was not good in the second half of 28, and the country raised the export tax rebate rate twice in October and November to stimulate foreign trade enterprises to export. Enterprises' goods, products and services flow to the economic organizations of enterprises in two or more countries or regions. They can be produced by themselves or by purchasing other people's products. In order to protect their own economic development or national industries, ordinary countries will formulate a series of policies and laws to encourage or restrict foreign trade. If an enterprise wants to engage in foreign trade business, it must obtain the administrative permission of the relevant countries, that is, obtain the import and export rights, otherwise it will be illegal transactions. The examination and approval of enterprises engaged in foreign trade is often complicated, and it must be realized through customs, commodity inspection, banks, insurance, chambers of commerce and government departments. At the same time, the activities of enterprises must conform to the relevant provisions of WTO and international practices