The 3 Surprising Predictions for China Cross-Border E-Commerce in 2019
The Chinese government’s decision to lift purchase limits on the cross-border e-commerce indicates a strong outlook in 2019.
The competition in cross-border e-commerce is heating up and brands and retailers are finding it increasingly difficult to differentiate themselves in a crowded market. Photo: VCG
The competition in cross-border e-commerce is heating up and brands and retailers are finding it increasingly difficult to differentiate themselves in a crowded market. Photo: VCG
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- 1. Daigou will split into two groups, and some will exit the market completely
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- 2. More retailers may leave large marketplaces like Tmall Global and consider alternatives
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- 3. The government will continue to lower tariffs and loosen restrictions on cross-border e-commerce companies selling to China
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