Technology
China's B2B site launches service platform
Updated: 2011-04-20 09:30
(Xinhua)
BEIJING - China's online business-to-business (B2B) marketplace for wholesale products, DHgate.com, announced Tuesday the launch of DHgate Express, an integrated service platform to help small and medium traders in China better tap the overseas market.
The platform will offer a wide range of services, including taking and uploading product pictures, optimizing search terms and facilitating distribution, to encourage more Chinese traders to sell to foreign markets through the internet.
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"By actively offering such services, the new platform is aimed at lowering the threshold for business and to help small and medium enterprises tap the global market," she said.
As a transaction platform, DHgate mainly targets small and medium-sized buyers from all over the world by offering a wide range of wholesale items.
According to a report by China E-commerce Research Center, China's B2B e-commerce turnover totaled 3.8 trillion yuan ($580 billion) in 2010.
Experts predict the volume will reach 4.8 trillion yuan and 6 trillion yuan in 2011 and 2012, respectively.
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