china daigou

Louis Vuitton has become the first major luxury player in China to lower its prices following the government's cuts on import duties. Read More

The handling of a fight that broke out as buyers reportedly queued inside a Paris Balenciaga store has led to accusations of discriminatory treatment. Read More

In this edition of Chinese Whispers, we share the biggest stories from Chinese news media published from April 2-6, 2018. Read More

Poor e-commerce offerings and price-gouging in the casual luxury sector have left plenty of money on the table for online resellers. Read More

Beijing has slashed tariff on nearly 200 foreign premium consumer goods, which many analysts believe will hurt the Chinese daigou market. Read More

Luxury retailers in China can prevent shoplifting by installing cameras, hiring security staff and tagging items with alarms. Read More

The existence of the Chinese daigou market has long been a headache for luxury brands who want to gain control over their profits. Read More

An investigative report reveals that counterfeit producers use fake overseas shipping addresses to appear more authentic. Read More

As crackdowns on counterfeit goods shake up their business, daigou shoppers are turning to the runways to win Chinese consumers' trust. Read More

Bain & Company's latest report on the global luxury industry finds that Chinese consumers for the first time saw a decrease in contribution to the international market. Read More