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Cross-border e-commerce helps African products enter Chinese market-Xinhua

Cross-border e-commerce helps African products enter Chinese market-

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Cross-border e-commerce helps African products enter Chinese market--China Economic Net

Cross-border e-commerce helps African products enter Chinese market--China Economic Net
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Economic Watch: Cross-border e-commerce helps African products enter Chinese market-Xinhua

Economic Watch: Cross-border e-commerce helps African products enter Chinese market-Xinhua
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Economic Watch: Cross-border e-commerce helps African products enter Chinese market-Xinhua

Economic Watch: Cross-border e-commerce helps African products enter Chinese market-

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Chinese products have seen increasing popularity on e-commerce platforms in Africa during this year s Black Friday shopping season that started early November.The sales of Chinese products on the platform during the Black Friday shopping season have so far accounted for 18 percent of the total sales, up from 15 percent during the same period last year.

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