Epinduo, China’s largest online-to-offline (O2O) provider of Russian goods, launched a flagship store inside the Harbin exhibition center on Sept 22.

More than 1,600 categories of Russian goods will be provided directly by Russian manufacturers through Epinduo, including Russian ice cream, flour, soybean oil, and fruit juice.

Epinduo plans to open another two flagship stores in Harbin, with an area of more than 1,000 square meters for each store.

Furthermore, in the next three years, Epinduo will open 300 stores across the country and promote the selling of Russian products.

Epinduo, set up with investment from the National Development and Reform Commission and Sirius Holding Group, is an O2O platform selling Russian goods.

On their online trading platform, Epinduo has invited more than 2,000 Russian companies to open e-stores on the platform, providing diverse services such as translation and marketing consultation.

Meanwhile, it has also established storage and distribution facilities, connecting Russian manufacturers with Chinese dealers and consumers. The company is absolutely focused on delivering a positive experience for consumers, each and every time.

Russian goods sell well in the Chinese market, and Epinduo has established overseas purchasing centers in some of Russia’s main cities, including Moscow, Yekaterinburg and Ulyanovsk, according to Yu Wei, chairman of Epinduo.

Famous Russian businesses and associations also plan to join the Epinduo supply chain, including Russian Sistema Group, the Far East Development Group and the Russian Agriculture Association, Yu added.

Yu estimated that Epinduo will see revenue of more than 30 billion yuan ($4.5 billion) within the next three years, and will become a major portal for importing Russian goods into Heilongjiang province.
 

Epinduo, China’s largest O2O provider of Russian goods, launches a flagship store in Harbin exhibition center on Sept 22, selling more than 1,600 kinds of products. [Photo/my399.com]