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Rural e-commerce development must stay grounded in local realities
Rural conditions vary greatly, and for e-commerce to take root and blossom, it must be adapted to local conditions. The reason the Zhejiang Provincial Supply and Marketing Cooperative's move into online business has produced such notable results is that it matched the needs of modern agricultural development and farmers.
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How agricultural input e-commerce can go the last mile
On April 6, as the cold of Qingming gradually fades and peach blossoms still shyly refuse to open, peach farmers in Pinggu District, Beijing, have begun moving among the various agricultural input stores, choosing the fertilizers and pesticides they will need. By the roadside in Houzhengwu Village, Wangxinzhuang Town, a store named Chuangmei Legou Agricultural Input E-commerce
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Rural e-commerce becomes a new blue ocean for platforms, with 60% of orders coming from mobile devices
The demographic dividend for e-commerce in cities above Tier 3 is gradually disappearing, and the market landscape has gradually taken shape. As a result, channel sinking and expanding into new markets have become the strategic direction for many e-commerce companies over the past year. Among these, the rural market has especially become a strategic-level market in the eyes of e-commerce giants such as Alibaba and JD.com
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Agricultural e-commerce is developing rapidly, but cool-headed thinking is indispensable
At this year's "Two Sessions," one of the proposals by Zhang Jindong, member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and chairman of Suning Commerce Group, was about "promoting the development of the agricultural product circulation system," and this time he focused on agricultural e-commerce. Behind the rush of giants such as Alibaba and JD.com to stake their claims in agricultural e-commerce is
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Nearly 4,000 agriculture-related e-commerce trading businesses nationwide, only 1% achieve profitability
On the 16th, the "2014-2015 China Agricultural Products E-commerce Development Report" was released in Beijing. Hong Tao, dean of the China Food (Agricultural Products) Safety E-commerce Research Institute and professor at Beijing Technology and Business University, said that agricultural products e-commerce has become a new hotspot after books, clothing, and 3C.
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Internet Plus and the Three Rural Issues: More Than Just E-commerce Reaching the Villages
"Internet Plus" brings a new future to the "Three Rural Issues" of agriculture, rural areas and farmers; a strong agriculture, prosperous farmers and beautiful rural areas are worth looking forward to. Among the current buzzwords, "Internet Plus" is absolutely one of the top-ranked. People in traditional industries are all striving to imagine what disruptive changes their industries will undergo once "Internet Plus" is realized. People in the "Three Rural Issues" field are no exception.
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How can supply and marketing cooperatives respond to the e-commerce shock? Innovative development of online supply and marketing cooperatives
Supply and marketing cooperatives, regarded in the era of the planned economy as the main channel for one-supply-one-sale, two-way circulation, once occupied a "monopoly position" in China's rural retail. However, with the spread of e-commerce and the continuous improvement of the logistics system, farmers in remote areas can also
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Industrial and commercial capital going to the countryside must rely on mechanisms to avoid risks
Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture, the Office of the Central Rural Work Leading Group, the Ministry of Land and Resources, and the State Administration for Industry and Commerce jointly issued the "Opinions on Strengthening Supervision and Risk Prevention of Industrial and Commercial Capital Leasing Rural Land" (hereinafter referred to as the "Opinions"), on strengthening the standardized management of
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The profit situation of agriculture-related e-commerce is not optimistic and still needs improvement in the future
The "2014-2015 China Agricultural Products E-commerce Development Report" points out that currently only about 1% of agriculture-related trading e-commerce businesses in China can achieve profitability -- Recently, the China Food (Agricultural Products) E-commerce High-Level Seminar released the "2014-2015 China Agricultural Products E-commerce
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