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E-commerce platform Chynabazar launched: Direct access from manufacturers to consumers with experience stores

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E-commerce platform Chynabazar was officially launched yesterday. According to Chynabazar Chief Executive Officer Stutee Shrestha, the platform enables consumers to purchase quality products at fair and transparent prices by eliminating unnecessary intermediaries. The company directly selects and procures products from manufacturers in China, imports them through its own logistics network, stores them in its own warehouses, and delivers them to customers through its own distribution system. With the objective of creating a direct commercial link between Chinese manufacturers and Nepali consumers, Chynabazar also opened its first Experience Store on Wednesday in the Guna Complex premises.
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