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Daigou
Daigou (Chinese: 代购 dàigòu also 海外代购 hǎiwài dàigòu)〔 〕 is a channel of commerce in which a Chinese person overseas purchases commodity, includes luxury goods and groceries, for a customer in mainland China.〔businessoffashion.com (‘Daigou’ Agents Help Chinese Get Luxury Goods for Less ) Kati Chitrakorn, 9 April 2014〕 The phrase means "buying on behalf of".〔Terence Lee (Daigou, a novel e-commerce business model, is an intriguing Chinese export ) November 16, 2012〕 ''Daigou'' sales total $15 billion annually.〔businessoffashion.com (Op-Ed | Alibaba’s Catch-22 ), Brian Buchwald and Joshua Neckes, 15 August 2014〕 ''Daigou'' purchases are often from luxury brand boutiques in major fashion cities like Paris, London, New York City, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Seoul.〔 Some ''daigou'' use Weibo and WeChat to communicate with their clients. The large demand for the ''daigou'' service is due to concern over unsafe products, especially food safety problems, 〔Food safety problems (), morningkazaf3, " The phenomenon, reasons and solutions of food safety problems in China", 26 Aug, 2013〕and China's high import tariffs on luxury goods.〔 Some ''daigou'' service providers intentionally sell counterfeit made in China products that have been altered to appear purchased abroad.〔 〕 A 2015 survey of Chinese online luxury shoppers found that 35% have used ''daigou'' to purchase luxury goods online, while only 7% used the brand's website.〔 Luca Solca businessoffashion.com (Digital China Leaving Ostrich Brands Behind ) April 16, 2015 〕
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