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Trump Commercial War, Apple Apple App Store, China E-Commerce Application, Push DHGATE went Viral
After Trump, the United States has increased tariffs on Chinese imports 145%Many Chinese suppliers and manufacturers Started doing Tiktok Videos that explain to consumers how the global luxury commodity market works really. In Europe, many people in China, the clothes, bags and other accessories, which are caused by factories, explained these videos.
As a result of the Trend, China Wholesale Marketplace App Dhgate Surgegged to become 3 free iPhone app in the US Apple App Store on Monday morning.
For comparison, according to the application, in the category of free iPhone applications in the United States in the category of free iPhone applications No. 352 in the United States in the category of 352 in the United States, category No. 352 in the United States Appfigures. On Monday, DHGATE also climbed to the highest level chart for free iPhone apps, including games.
Firm TechCrunch-A on Saturday, April 12, the App Store in the App Store and Google Play has loaded 35,400 times, an average of 56% increase in 30 days. 17,300 US, 98% of the 30,300, a 30-day increase of 17,300.
On Sunday, April 13, these installers increased by 732% to 1132% of the two-day average and increased to 117,500. The United States was 65,100 of these downloads, 940%. (It is not yet possible to download Android for Android Sunday.)
Dhgate Both enterprises and consumers are a border e-commerce company connecting suppliers and manufacturers in Chinese and other markets. Today, electronics, homes and toys, shoes and clothing, jewelry, health and beauties and more than 30 million products are presented in an inventory of more than 30 million products.
The application requirement has grown from the above-mentioned online viral tendency, where Chinese manufacturers have started to reveal the secrets of the American public. After this trend, the Developers said that the DHGATE application was a source for the purchase of luxury goods before adding the brand label to the product.
In a famous Tiktok video, a Chinese manufacturer claims that most of the world’s luxury bags are developed in China, but the bags are then added to the tag and the bag is re-sent to factories in Europe. In this way, the bags were literally “prepared in Italy” or “prepared in France” and the creator of the video.
In another videoThe same creative, @ SenBags2, a $ 38,000-dollar bag for about $ 1,400, says it is received for about $ 1,400 and the consumer logo and fantasy packaging. (The Creator’s Tiktok account has been taken since then, but a large number of stitches and re-boot.)
Videos directed to luxury categories such as video clothing and jewelry from other Chinese creators. Brands such as Hermes, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Chanel and others, were recorded in videos such as medium brands such as Lululemon, Tommy Hilfiger, Lacoste and Hugo Boss.
The point of the videos is to emphasize that the United States is more dependent on the United States since the United States is produced in the country’s high-level European products in the country. Not all fast fashion and cheap electronics as found in Shein or Tiktok store.
This Not the news For anyone who understands the global supply chain, but videos are looking for a way to buy Tiktok users to other applications joining the Chinese market, to buy direct goods in China. A similar application, Taobao, Monday’s Free iPhone application.
In fact, it can be difficult to say that the factories of the factories of the luxury brands of the luxury brands are genuine and only copies known as Copy. But like online communities About R / DHGATE Reddit Sometimes it can offer help on this front.
DHGATE is not really a solution to prevent Trump’s tariffs because any Chinese imports will still be affected by tariffs outside Some exceptions in electronics – so far. But as a tiktok commentator erectedThese trends are the result of the United States, claiming that all cards in the commercial war, “We are doing all cards” in the commercial war.
