B2C e-commerce turnover is expected to reach more than $723 billion USD in 2019
'China’s rising middle class is willing to spend more and more on quality goods. The main reasons for purchasing abroad are for well-known brands, product quality and the guarantee of authentic products.’
Elodie Vauthierr, E-commerce Product Manager, Asendia
The China E-commerce Report explores the B2C e-commerce market in China, including connectivity, digital readiness, and device usage. It also includes several interviews with experts from SAP, Computop, and Asendia.
Infrastructure & Logistics
China appears to be slightly lacking in all e-commerce indices, including the Logistical Performance Index, the Ease of Doing Business Index, and the E-Government Development Index. Additionally, it seems that Internet Inclusivity is a weak point for China.
However, China is improving with the internet penetration of the general population, and GDP continues to increase with a steady growth rate above 6%.
E-commerce Landscape
Last year, the number of new online shoppers in China was more than 76 million people, with Alipay as the most popular payment provider. Regarding international e-commerce, most purchases are food items. The top online shopping sites are Taobao, Pinduoduo, and JD.com.
If you want to learn more about leading marketplaces in other segments, download the China E-commerce Report now. You’ll find additional information on market penetration and a general overview of the Chinese e-commerce market.
