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Is there a solution to China’s $81 billion ‘daigou’ gray market?
The gray market in China might be the biggest potential threat to luxury brands in the next five years. Read More
Crackdown on ‘daigou’ dents La Prairie and L’Oréal’s sales in North Asia
La Prairie’s parent company and L’Oréal are steadfast in their quest to halt gray market activity and preserve brand equity, even if performance suffers as a result. Read More
The Daigou Dilemma: LVMH Pushes Back Against China’s ‘Personal Shoppers’
Bernard Arnault recently called the Daigou trade “dreadful” for luxury brands. But why exactly makes China’s personal shoppers so controversial? Read More
Predicting The Future Of Daigou Shopping
When COVID-19 brought the world to a standstill, it did the same to daigou sellers. So what is the future for this once-lucrative industry? Read More
Are Daigous Tanking China’s Luxury E-Commerce?
COVID-19 has made China’s online flagship stores a new focus for luxury. But with this shift, have daigous gone from minor annoyance to major hindrance? Read More
Does Luxury Need Daigous Post-Pandemic?
China’s $52-billion Daigou market has been hurt by COVID-19. But with new opportunities presenting themselves, can the industry create a brighter future? Read More
Will Daigou Help Brands Survive COVID-19?
Brands have avoided working directly with daigou for a long time due to legitimate long-term concerns, but will pressures from COVID-19 change their minds? Read More
Key Takeaways from the Webinar ‘Decoding Daigou: China’s New Social Commerce’
Jing Daily, CLA, and YouWorld co-hosted a webinar on the rise of social selling in China and its impact on cross-border e-commerce in a post-COVID-19 world. Read More
Decoding Daigou: China’s New Social Commerce
Join Jing Daily, China Luxury Advisors and YouWorld for a live webinar on Thursday, May 28 at 11:30 a.m. ET as we discuss the rise of social selling in China… Read More
How Will the Coronavirus Crisis Affect the Daigou Business in South Korea?
There may not have been traditional tourist demand from the mainland, but driven by the huge price disparity, there was immense product demand across China. Read More
