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Amazon opens on Pinduoduo pop up store

By Aiko Tanaka
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Global online retailer Amazon is set to launch a Pinduoduo pop-up store.

According to reporting in Reuters, the Pinduoduo pop-up store will run until the end of the year with around 1000 selected overseas products.

Amazon recently closed its Chinese marketplace for domestic sellers and is shifting focus to products sold in the Chinese market by overseas producers, as well as offering its cloud server services.

The decision to host its pop-up on Pinduoduo reflects the platform’s popularity with rural Chinese residents over the more established Alibaba and JD services.

“The Amazon Pinduoduo pop-up store provides customers with a curated selection of about 1000 overseas products, with competitive prices, an authenticity guarantee and convenient shipping,” said an Amazon spokesperson.

“We look forward to enabling customers to enjoy cross-border shopping through this store, in addition to more deals and tens of millions of products available on [amazon].cn.”

Questions & Answers

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What is Amazon doing with Pinduoduo?

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Amazon is launching a Pinduoduo pop-up store, offering a curated selection of about 1000 overseas products. This store aims to provide competitive prices, an authenticity guarantee, and convenient shipping for customers.

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Why is Amazon using Pinduoduo for this pop-up store?

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The decision to host the pop-up on Pinduoduo reflects the platform’s popularity with rural Chinese residents. This distinguishes it from more established services like Alibaba and JD.

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How long will the Amazon Pinduoduo pop-up store operate?

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According to reporting, the Pinduoduo pop-up store is set to run until the end of the year. It will feature around 1000 selected overseas products during this period.

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What is Amazon's current strategy in the Chinese market?

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Amazon recently closed its Chinese marketplace for domestic sellers. It is now shifting focus to products sold by overseas producers and offering its cloud server services in the Chinese market.

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