Recently, Jingdong Held An Overseas Investment Fair In London And Went To The British Pavilion.

Britain's European exchange rate has led to a sharp decline in sterling exchange rate, which has greatly stimulated Chinese consumers to the UK.

Buying enthusiasm.

Recently,

The group held an overseas investment fair in London and went to the British Pavilion.

According to official reports, the UK's global purchases of British goods have been selling well since the United Kingdom took off from Europe, showing a doubling sales growth.

For example, the 4 segments of infant milk powder (Cow&Gate) in the UK, 4 times the growth rate of the ring, and the sales of BURBERRY pink love songs, which are 5 times the daily average of last month.

The Jingdong world purchase UK Pavilion, which has already been launched, brings together football surrounding, snack desserts, mother and baby products.

Bags, beauty care and other categories, including Liverpool football clubs, YOOMI, Vitabiotics, JRE, GOLDCOLLAGEN, gentry hall, NYR and other well-known British brands, in addition, the British cattle fence and the British Wyeth milk powder also landed in the British Pavilion.

For cross-border imports of electricity providers, the British Pound Sterling devaluation is a good time to copy the bottom of the UK.

Hugo network learned that after the United Kingdom decided to take off Europe, cross-border import electricity providers all took advantage of the action. Xiaohong Book launched the "most cost-effective" purchase of the pound. The Tmall international British Pavilion launched the "off European price". The Ocean Terminal launched the European and American discount season, and the domestic trend of "European Amoy" was launched.

Even honey bud CEO Liu Nan also said it would speed up the UK brand layout.

Qiu Huang, global purchasing manager of Jingdong, said the British Pavilion is an important national pavilion opened by Jingdong in the middle of the year. Jingdong global purchase will bring more quality British products to Chinese consumers with more British brands.