DHgate, an e-commerce app founded in 2004, has surged in popularity due to recent tariff uncertainties affecting trade with China. Initially a B2B platform connecting foreign buyers to Chinese manufacturers, DHgate has expanded to 77 million registered users globally. Its founder, Wang Shutong, played a pivotal role in its success. Despite its growth, some claims about user distribution raise skepticism. Experts suggest considering the platform, especially as it relates to the changing landscape of international trade and consumer purchasing habits.
DHgate has rapidly become popular in the wake of tariff uncertainties, showcasing a remarkable change in app rankings due to the shifts in e-commerce.
The platform, which connects buyers with Chinese manufacturers, has grown significantly, boasting 77 million registered users and 2.6 million sellers.
Founded by Wang Shutong, DHgate started as a B2B platform and has since transformed into a major player in global e-commerce.
With an unexpected rise in app popularity amid tariff issues, industry experts weigh in on whether consumers should consider using DHgate.
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