Cross border e-commerce adds impetus to the used clothing export industry

In the past few decades, China's economy has been developing continuously, and its import and export trade has shown a trend of continuous growth. There are many opportunities and challenges in import and export trade, and cross-border e-commerce has provided unlimited power for China's import and export. At present, China's foreign trade structure has been continuously optimized, and the domestic production power has been continuously enhanced. However, the import and export trade environment is more complex, and the development trend of import and export trade is more uncertain, with more risks and challenges.

In recent years, China's used clothes export has become more popular, and there are countless people engaged in the used clothes industry. There are a lot of donations of old clothes. In the community and on campus, we can almost see recycling bins. The recycling bins will show the whereabouts of old clothes, but in fact, most of the old clothes are used for export.

Why does Africa import our used clothes? Because of poverty, of course. More than ten or twenty years ago, China also imported used clothes from Japan and South Korea. At that time, food and clothing were both a problem. The domestic textile industry was also relatively backward, and foreign second-hand and cheap clothing naturally became the first choice.

Africa used clothes e-commerce

Although Africa is poor, the Internet penetration rate in Africa is also very high. Many Chinese people flock to Africa to start businesses, bringing e-commerce into Africa, so that African people can also achieve online shopping. One thing to say, there are many slums in Africa, but online shopping is still within their reach. In the early stages of entrepreneurship in Africa, it is relatively difficult. After all, public security is poor, their goods are often intercepted, and Africans have low enthusiasm for work, These problems have been gradually overcome. If e-commerce is so popular, why don't we use e-commerce to develop old clothes?

Those engaged in second-hand clothes in Africa can open a second-hand clothes Taobao shop or cooperate with others. Africans and China also like fashionable and novel clothes, and why not choose a more convenient way for convenience? Use the combination of cross-border e-commerce and used clothes to better sell the goods in hand, and you may be able to earn higher profits by selling them yourself.

However, in recent years, some parts of Africa have banned the sale of second-hand clothes, because second-hand clothes may be harmful to health because they may carry germs. Driven by the economy of the Belt and Road Initiative, many clothing enterprises in China have entered Africa, vigorously promoting the development of the local clothing industry in Africa, which has provided more jobs. In addition, China is a big manufacturing country with good quality and cheap goods. Chinese made clothes have entered African markets in large quantities through traditional foreign trade and cross-border e-commerce B2B, and they have also become popular and consumable objects in Africa.

Many countries in Africa are developing rapidly. People still pay a little attention to health, and the sale of second-hand clothes is becoming more and more formal and modular. In the near future, there will be fewer and fewer people wearing used clothes in Africa, and the competition for making used clothes in Africa is growing. What we need to do is to improve the user experience and constantly improve our services.