In 2017, 67% of Chinese consumers made a cross-border e-commerce order, among them 65% makes an order once a month and 11.6% once a week. .
The regulations are specific to each country. To facilitate trade, China has established specific zones for the cross border e-commerce allowing fast transactions and simplified logistics..
Even if cross-border e-commerce is developing in many different sectors, some of these are significantly booming compared to others: cosmetics and care products, food, fashion products (including luxury goods since Chinese customs are increasingly restricting the business of Daigou), the products for moms and babies have a very interesting potential market..
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