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EBay signs deal with Shanghai logistics provider to boost China business
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GLOBAL e-commerce giant eBay has signed a strategic agreement with Shanghai-based logistics service provider Winit Corporation to allow Chinese vendors to sell to overseas buyers more easily as cross-border e-commerce transactions picked up in recent years.
Winit will provide eBay sellers with one-stop cross-border supply chain services to allow quicker delivery from overseas warehouse to buyers.
"Through our collaboration with Winit we hope Chinese exporters can leverage the comprehensive warehousing service to play a more important role in global trade and to better connect Chinese exporters with global buyers," said John Lin, vice president of eBay and managing director of eBay China, including Hong Kong and Taiwan.
The “shipping first, selling later” model enables Chinese sellers to compete with overseas counterparts by improving delivery efficiency and save logistics costs and customs clearance trouble.
After Chinese sellers' merchandise is shipped to overseas warehouse, local buyers can select their own courier services to have their packages delivered to their doorstep.
Cross-border trade currently makes up about 22 percent of eBay's total transaction volume.
EBay's Lin said currently more than 40 percent of purchases are made from smartphones and buyers can easily check the logistics information and the estimated delivery time of the products.
Winit said it is expected to expand its warehouse facilities in the eastern US in the next two years to offer more solutions to exporters.
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