Hangzhou More Cross-Border E-Commerce Experience Shop To Open

Last March 7th, Hangzhou received a "gift package" - the State Council approved the establishment of China (Hangzhou) cross border e-commerce comprehensive pilot area.

A year later, what kind of achievements did Hangzhou give to the "comprehensive test area"? A group of data was pleasantly surprised at the 1st Anniversary news conference approved by China (Hangzhou) cross-border e-commerce comprehensive test area yesterday.

The scale of cross-border e-commerce pactions in Hangzhou has increased rapidly from less than US $20 million in 2014 to US $3 billion 464 million in 2015.

Hangzhou citizens can buy cheap imported products at home, mainly from infants, health care products from Japan, the European Union, Holland and the United States.

Cross border filing pilot enterprises from scratch, at present, a total of 2381.

In June last year, cross border electricity providers first crossed into the center of Hangzhou, and there was a great deal of "hang Er wind".

Take the westbound supermarket in Yintai, Yanan road as an example, a large number of people poured into the market on the day of the opening. The supermarket staff had to take temporary queues and call numbers, and the number was sent to No. 10000.

Yesterday afternoon, the reporters visited separately.

Several cross-border electricity supplier supermarkets have found their own changes.

Around 1 p.m., there were not many people in the westward supermarket of Wulin Yintai, and only a few uniformed girls in the snack area chose biscuits.

The stalls that originally could pick seafood and steak on the spot were no longer available, and the table was stacked with promotional food.

"We are making relevant adjustments."

Shen Sheng, assistant general manager of Yintai Xi Agel Ecommerce Ltd, said, "we have made adjustments in the past six months according to the preferences of consumers.

For example, the sale of fast food products is the main pursuit of luxury goods.

In addition, the experience area will be upgraded to make customers more fresh.

Located at Phoenix Road, Australia is a new cross-border e-commerce experience shop opened at the end of December last year.

When the reporters went in the afternoon, the recruitment information was hanging on the blackboard of the shop.

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The most common milk powder and health care products include snacks, maternal and infant supplies, daily necessities, medicines, etc.

"If we only import imported commodities from Australia and New Zealand, the days should not be too good."

One Mr. Ho, who has just made a p Korean product from Australia and New Zealand, said.

Because the product category is single, not milk powder, health care products, plus brand concentration, consumers recognize those brands. He explains, "therefore, the price of the new Australian line is very pparent. In other words, the competition between peers is fierce, and there is no Qian Zuan."

However, even if the existing cross-border electricity providers have ups and downs, but obviously does not affect this strong development.

Reporters roughly counted, in addition to the recently opened new cross town of Xintiandi plate in Xiacheng District, there are many experience shops and supermarkets under the banner of cross-border electricity suppliers in the main urban area of Hangzhou, and most of them are located in shopping malls or shopping centers.

The first cross - border free trade international street in Hangzhou, a cross trade town, has more than 20 stores, including Australia, Europe, Japan, Japan, Spain, Bulgaria, and other national theme pavilions.

Mao Yu is a staff member of the South Korean Pavilion in a cross trade town. According to him, there are not only Korean cosmetics and snacks, but also Korean household appliances, such as washing machines and fridges.

"We have sold a lot of fridge since the beginning of the trial, and now we have no stock in stock. We need to make a reservation."

Mao Yu said.