Zhejiang Provincial Department of Commerce cooperates with major global platforms to launch new market expansion activities for cross-border e-commerce

2025-04-17 12:29:24

In order to help traditional foreign trade enterprises and cross-border e-commerce enterprises to speed up the development of new markets and launch new sites, the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Commerce has joined hands with major global platforms to launch a new cross-border e-commerce market expansion campaign. The first batch of 20 participating cross-border platforms include AliExpress, Lazada, Daraz, Taobao Global, Alibaba International Station, Amazon, Jiku, Voghion, Made-in-China.com, Yicaibao, Inniverse, Maoshanpai, Dewu, OTTO, Rakuten, Newegg, Shopee, wildberries, Egatee, and Ozon Global.

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