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CTOnews.com, December 12 (Xinhua)-- China has been Latin America's second largest trading partner since 2012, with trade totaling $485.79 billion last year (CTOnews.com Note: currently about 3.49 trillion yuan)

As one of the fastest growing e-commerce regions in the world, Latin America, which is full of gold, is attracting more and more Chinese sellers to explore new growth here. At the 2023 Amazon Global Store opening Cross-Border Summit held today, Amazon announced that the Brazilian station was officially open to Chinese sellers.

According to reports, all the logistics in Brazil adopt the seller-from-distribution (MFN) model, that is, after receiving the buyer's order, the seller will deliver the goods from the seller to the buyer. For Chinese sellers, it means distributing goods from China to Brazilian buyers on their own. Therefore, from inventory management to return and exchange sellers can achieve independent control.

It is worth mentioning that Amazon Brazil has opened a trial operation to domestic sellers since April this year, and this is also the 18th overseas site that Amazon has opened to Chinese sellers.

According to Amazon's official statistics, the four fastest growing categories in Brazil are consumer goods, consumer electronics, home life and fashion. Because it is located in the southern hemisphere, the Brazilian station can complement each other with European and American stations in terms of selection.

At present, Amazon Chinese sellers can at least sell in North America and Latin America, Europe (UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Sweden, Poland, Belgium), Japan, Australia, India, Middle East and Singapore.

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