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Alibaba and KIT join force to help Korean suppliers to sell goods and services to China domestic market
Korean suppliers target for China domestic market can take part in an “Export to China, Export to the World” mega sourcing event to be held in November 2009. The show will bring 100 Chinese and international big buyers such as Wal-Mart, Lowe’s, P&G, Auchan, Boots, Next and Lotus to Korea to meet directly with local suppliers.
The mega sourcing event is a jointly hosted by Korea International Trade Association (KITA) (Korean:무역협회, Hanja:貿易協會) and Alibaba.com (HKSE1688). KIT is a private non-profit organization founded in 1946 with 105 traders as its founding members.
As part of the program, Alibaba.com has set up a Korean channel featuring quality products and suppliers from Korea. This is the third specialty country channel launched by Alibaba.com after China and India.
Participating member companies are eligible for a grant of KRW 4 million to be used for subscribing to value-added services provided by KITA in connection with Alibaba.com.
Members are expected to get the following benefits:
- Korean-English and Korean-Chinese translation services
- Inquiry handling services
- e-catalogue production services
- Take part in a series of e-commerce and online marketplace educational courses
Korean suppliers can click here find out more information
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