Chinese retailer Netease Kaola set to sell French products

Published: 24-Nov-2017
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Company representatives met in Paris earlier this year with French brand personnel to discuss the distribution deal

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Chinese shopping portal Netease Kaola has set a goal of offering 500 French brands on its website.

The site would like to achieve this by the end of the year, with a specific emphasis on

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