Category: Cross-border eCommerce

We found proofs from the latest report that China shoppers will embrace foreign grocery/fresh food products selling via cross border eCommerce.

Now, more foreign grocery supplier/wholesaler are exploring cross border eCommerce as a method of selling their products into China.

Chinese shoppers are requested to validate their Chinese ID when shopping on cross border eCommerce. eCommerce business owners - how should you react?

The UK voted to leave the European Union, and it will even affect the cross border ecommerce industry in China. Here we will explain how.

Cross border eCommerce is rising in China now: More than 15% Chinese population would make cross border eCommerce purchases worth US$85.76 billion in 2016.

It's official now: Chinese Customs Department issued the latest document, which confirmed that parts of the new tax policies will be delayed for a year.

More Japanese companies are targeting China eCommerce to expand their sales, since Chinese shoppers are getting used to online shopping.

Good news for cross border eCommerce retailers in China: the customs clearance certificate policy will be postponed for a year.

Survey says 81.8% of cross border eCommerce shoppers in China have done at least once abandoned shopping carts. How to avoid this and grow conversion rate?