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In the past few years, Chinese have had an obsession with cosmetics, skin care products, fashion and apparel. American fashion has created a sense of cross-cultural relationship between China and The United States. Young Chinese citizens almost admire American fashion, so much so that in recent years they have spent nearly 30% of their income on fashion.

Alibaba is the hottest e-commerce company of the past five years, a fusion of ebay and amazon whose 386 million active users accounted for $394 billion in sales in fiscal 2015 - six times the sales volume of its Chinese competitor. The company created a huge marketplace and a sophisticated distribution network just in time to save a generation of Chinese consumers attaining middle-class prosperity.

Wine tasting is a common scene in Napa Valley - but now it's taking place 6,200 miles away from the home of Cabernet in the industrial sprawl of Hangzhou, China. The California-style tasting area is a temporary set-up on the campus of e-commerce giant Alibaba as part of a campaign by Mondavi to tap Alibaba's enormous customer base. The guests are almost all Chinese and young, and some sniff and sip the wine warily. [ 135 more words ] http://businesstoday.blog/2017/11/16/american-wine-in-china/

American products are huge in China, but since it is such a relevantly new market for Americans, very little have the resources or knowledge on how to get started selling overseas. This is why RepDM partnered up with the Alibaba Group and held Access Asia 2017 Trade Summit in City of Industry, California earlier this year. The main point of Access Asia was to teach American companies how they can sell their products to China through Alibaba. Many companies attended and learned valuable information from this event because of Alibaba representative Josh Jiang. He spoke on Alibaba’s plan to stop counterfeiting, ways to set up stores on Alibaba’s website and much more.