- September 1, 2024
How to market Herbal Medicine in China?
- September 1, 2024
China: Magnesium Supplement, Best-Selling Product on Tmall Global
Best practices for Lead Generation in China (2024)
If you’re doing business in China, then you know that lead generation is key to your success in B2B.
- September 1, 2024
How to market Herbal Medicine in China?
- September 1, 2024
China: Magnesium Supplement, Best-Selling Product on Tmall Global
What are the big differences between B2B and B2C in China?
If you have a beauty Brand, selling health products or market a fashion brands you ask yourself, should I sell to consumers directly or to business (Dealers, retailers, Distributors)?
- September 1, 2024
How to market Herbal Medicine in China?
- September 1, 2024
China: Magnesium Supplement, Best-Selling Product on Tmall Global
China positive list for e-commerce commodities
11 ministries and Chinese commissions including CFDA, AQSIQ, MOA, GAC, and many others have co-released the “Positive List for Commodities Traded through Cross-Border E-Commerce (CBEC)”, which states that the commodities not included in the aforementioned list are not allowed to be imported to China through CBEC. This policy was formally implemented on April 8, 2016, together with the new import taxation policy on CBEC traded commodities.
- September 1, 2024
How to market Herbal Medicine in China?
- September 1, 2024
China: Magnesium Supplement, Best-Selling Product on Tmall Global
Alipay is breaking into the Korean market
Alipay, the famous payment service developed by Alibaba is knowing a huge success throughout China and is looking forward to take its services overseas. Platforms like Aliexpress or Tmall Global are already aiming to a more internationalized market and now it is time for Alipay to follow the same path, the cross-border path.
- September 1, 2024
How to market Herbal Medicine in China?
- September 1, 2024
China: Magnesium Supplement, Best-Selling Product on Tmall Global
UK Retailers, none interest for Chinese customers ?
The UK e-commerce is missing some opportunities in China
The United Kingdom is one of the leading countries in the Western World. The international selling represents 71% for the biggest online retailers such as Amazon, Tesco or Ebay. The most popular online products are fashion and sporting goods followed by travel and household items. Also, there are movies and books or magazines.
- September 1, 2024
How to market Herbal Medicine in China?
- September 1, 2024
China: Magnesium Supplement, Best-Selling Product on Tmall Global
- September 1, 2024
How to market Herbal Medicine in China?
- September 1, 2024
China: Magnesium Supplement, Best-Selling Product on Tmall Global
With 4.4 millions new companies, China is becoming the new startups “el dorado”
China is becoming the new startups place
The last years, many startups was borned in China in a positive entrepreneurship atmosphere. Indeed, when young Chineses degreed, they want to create their own business. They have many ambitions for their futur especially due to the biggest famous companies which succeed in the world such as mobile market, or Social Networks in China.
- September 1, 2024
How to market Herbal Medicine in China?
- September 1, 2024
China: Magnesium Supplement, Best-Selling Product on Tmall Global
58% of Chinese consumers prefer purchasing imported products online !
The e-commerce is booming in China these last years. In addition, China’s growth economy invloved a new kind of consumers who have more expectations regarding their purchasing. Thus, they need more authenticity and innovative products. Nowadays, Chinese consumers doing shopping online.
- September 1, 2024
How to market Herbal Medicine in China?
- September 1, 2024
China: Magnesium Supplement, Best-Selling Product on Tmall Global
Ecommerce Hack Companies Sued by Alibaba in Attempt to Burnish Reputation
According to the latest reports from Chinese media, Alibaba has recorded a claim against Hangzhou Jianshi Technology Co., Ltd., the organization behind snap cultivate site Shatui, for harming the validity of Alibaba’s Chinese commercial centers. The web based business monster has requested 2.16 million RMB (312k USD) in pay for fake practices on their stage. On the off chance that they win, Alibaba says they will utilize the cash to build up against snap cultivate support. This is the first run through a Chinese web based business organizations has attempted to sue a tick cultivate firm.
- September 1, 2024
How to market Herbal Medicine in China?
- September 1, 2024
China: Magnesium Supplement, Best-Selling Product on Tmall Global
JD, eCommerce Giant, Made Apology for User Data Leakage
Chinese e-commerce industry never fails to provide interesting news. There are lots of things happening in this market that are keeping journalists, newscasters, media, and the public on their toes. Sometimes this market gets the attention of the Chinese government and international media. The same kind of incident happened recently. The news was that the Chinese e-commerce giant JD has apologized for a user data leak in an official announcement. The data leak exposed millions of users’ personal information like usernames, passwords, email addresses, QQ accounts, ID numbers, and phone numbers. Although the apology is no good years later, as JD claims that the leak actually took place in 2013, it is attributed to a security loophole in Apache Struts 2. This is an open-source web application framework that is used widely by Internet companies and governments. It uses and extends the Java Servlet API to encourage developers to adopt a model–view–controller architecture.