The continued development of China’s digital ecosystem has made it easier for foreign brands to sell wine, vodka, beer, and other liquor spirits directly to Chinese consumers. These business opportunities mainly stem from the prevalence of social media channels and cross-border e-commerce platforms in the country.
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Coffee first emerged in the Chinese market in the late 19th century. However, modern coffee production and cultivation only began around 1988. Since then, the local consumer demand for these beverages has been consistent. Its consumption reached 5 million bags per season, making China the world’s seventh-biggest consumer of this beverage.
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Energy drinks have long been a staple in many supermarkets and convenience stores in China. With young Chinese consumers trying to maintain a healthy and active lifestyle, the demand for these products is at an all-time high.
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