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The Third China Agricultural Products E-commerce Forum Held
On September 20, the Third China Agricultural Products E-commerce Forum, hosted by China Agricultural University and organized by the College of Economics and Management of China Agricultural University and the MBA Education Center of China Agricultural University, was held at China Agricultural University. The theme of this forum was: "Government-Universities-Enterprises: Jointly Discussing
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What are the four major manifestations of the booming development of rural e-commerce?
Through reading "The 'New Three Rural Issues' and E-Commerce," it can be seen that rural e-commerce has shown an explosive trend since 2009. By 2013, on the Taobao and Tmall platforms alone, parcels sent from county areas reached about 1.4 billion pieces. Regarding the booming development of rural e-commerce, all parties have expressed
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High costs and heavy losses: 99% of fresh produce e-commerce businesses are losing money
The development and spread of e-commerce is gradually influencing people's lifestyles and habits. Fresh produce commonly seen in vegetable markets and supermarkets is now being moved onto e-commerce websites, and the "online vegetable basket" has emerged as a result. The fresh produce market is huge with broad prospects,
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The era of livestock e-commerce has arrived, and industry practitioners must make changes
At the recently held Henan Province Livestock Industry Trade Fair, the vast majority of participating companies launched promotions offering discounts for scanning QR codes, and some allowed customers to purchase company products at discounted prices after scanning. In addition, many companies also showed customers their own online product
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China's rural e-commerce consumption keeps growing, and this year's market size will hit a new high
Alibaba Research Institute released the "Rural E-commerce Consumption Report (2014)" on the 13th, showing that China's rural e-commerce consumer market has continued to expand in recent years, and it is expected that the national rural online shopping market size will reach 180 billion yuan in 2014. The report said that in the sample survey, rural
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Fresh food e-commerce draws PE to tap a trillion-yuan market, cost and non-standardization become bottlenecks
After learning from the failure experiences of the first batch of fresh food e-commerce players, at the end of 2012, marked by Benlai Life Network's "Chu Orange goes to Beijing," China's fresh food e-commerce market welcomed a second wave of enthusiasm. Recently, semi-prepared fresh food e-commerce player Youth Vegetable Gentleman burst onto the scene, having already obtained angel investment from Plum Blossom Angels
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Substandard fertilizer cheats farmers; industry and commerce authorities crack down on counterfeits to relieve farmers' worries
Recently, the Jiusan Branch of the Heilongjiang Industry and Commerce Bureau, during an autumn production materials market inspection, found that "San Yuan low-concentration compound fertilizer" had no factory address. They immediately retrieved the relevant materials for the purchase of this batch of compound fertilizer and took 2 kg each of the inspection sample and the retained backup sample of this compound fertilizer.
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Good quality control in fresh food e-commerce is inseparable from a good cold chain
In recent years, companies rushing into the fresh food e-commerce sector have emerged one after another, and can be roughly divided into three categories: e-commerce platforms mainly represented by Tmall, Yihaodian, and JD.com; vertical e-commerce players such as Tuotuo Gongshe, Benlai Life, and SF Best; and traditional retail enterprises such as Walmart, RT-Mart, and Yonghui Superstores
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Agricultural E-commerce Opens a Golden Age for Chinese Agriculture
Historically, the golden periods of China's agricultural development have all depended on advances in agricultural science and technology, such as the achievements in hoe cultivation techniques and farmland irrigation during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, and rulers of successive dynasties also attached great importance to agriculture. In the 30 years of reform and opening up, the implementation of the household contract responsibility system, the implementation of contracted management rights, and the protection of farmers' rights and interests have enabled China's agriculture to advance by leaps and bounds, with consecutive years of bumper grain harvests.
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E-commerce becomes a new engine for rural economic development
On October 13, Alibaba announced at the Zhejiang County E-commerce Summit held at its Hangzhou headquarters that the group will launch the Thousand Counties and Ten Thousand Villages plan, investing 10 billion yuan within three to five years to establish 1,000 county-level operation centers and 100,000 village-level service stations. This means that Alibaba
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