SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - Media
OutReach - 14 September 2018 - DHL eCommerce, a division of the world's leading logistics company Deustche
Post DHL Group, has partnered with AuMake, an ASX listed retailer connecting Australian suppliers directly
with Chinese consumers, to enable quality deliveries direct from Australia to
China, starting today. AuMake's growing database of over 80,000 members will
now be able to ship direct to China with DHL eCommerce
Parcel International Direct shipping solution, a high quality and affordable
tracked solution with fast transit times of 5-7 days.
From left - Joshua Zhou, Managing Director, AuMake International Limited and Denise McGrouther, Managing Director, DHL eCommerce Australia.
"We're proud to partner with
AuMake to offer Parcel International Direct China to their customers and
provide reliable and high quality direct shipping solutions. We understand that
trust is highly important for Chinese shoppers particularly in the delivery
process. Our shipping solution offers great transit times, high quality
handling and tracking visibility to connect Australian brands to Chinese
consumers," said Denise McGrouther, Managing Director, DHL eCommerce Australia.
Australian
products are highly sought after by Chinese online shoppers,
contributing to 20% of cross-border purchases into China in 2017, up 9% from
2016[1].
In addition, there
are an estimated 400,000 'daigous' operating
in Australia who act as an overseas personal shopper to buy and ship products
from Australia to China.[2]
Through
its growing footprint of showroom-style stores, AuMake and Kiwi Buy across
Sydney, Australia, customers can easily make purchases and arrange a pick up by
DHL eCommerce for international deliveries from AuMake's retail stores with the
launch of the new service.
"The
demand for Australian products from China is insatiable and through AuMake's
retail stores and the collaboration with DHL eCommerce, we are making it easier
to ship from Australia to China. AuMake's customers can shop and ship with the
additional choice of using a well known and trusted logistics provide like DHL
eCommerce, providing peace of mind that their purchases will be safely and
quickly delivered," said Joshua Zhou, Managing Director, AuMake International
Limited.
DHL eCommerce is part of Deutsche Post DHL
Group and, along with its sister divisions DHL Express, DHL Supply Chain and
DHL Global Forwarding, DHL has been operating in Australia since 1972, offering
end-to-end solutions for the e-commerce sector.
For
more information on international shipping through DHL eCommerce, visit: https://www.logistics.dhl/au-en/home/our-divisions/ecommerce.html
You
can find the press release for download as well as further information on
https://www.logistics.dhl/au-en/home/press.html
About DHL
DHL
-- The logistics company for the world
DHL is the leading global brand in the
logistics industry. Our DHL family of divisions offer an unrivalled portfolio
of logistics services ranging from national and international parcel delivery,
e-commerce shipping and fulfillment solutions, international express, road, air
and ocean transport to industrial supply chain management. With about 360,000
employees in more than 220 countries and territories worldwide, DHL connects
people and businesses securely and reliably, enabling global trade flows. With
specialized solutions for growth markets and industries including technology,
life sciences and healthcare, energy, automotive and retail, a proven
commitment to corporate responsibility and an unrivalled presence in developing
markets, DHL is decisively positioned as "The logistics company for the world".
DHL is part of Deutsche Post DHL Group. The
Group generated revenues of more than 60 billion euros in 2017.
About AuMake International Limited
AuMake International Limited
is an ASX-listed Australian retail company connecting Australian suppliers
directly with daigou and Chinese tourists.
AuMake engages with the
growing and influential daigou and Chinese tourist markets by offering a
one-stop-shop retail network with a range of Australian products across four
main categories including healthcare (supplements and food); skin, body care
and cosmetics; dairy products and baby food (including infant formula); and
wool and leather products.
Customers
value the full service offering AuMake provides at it's retail stores, which
includes knowledgeable bilingual staff, multiple payment options (including
WeChat, Alipay and Unionpay) and an in-store logistics service for the delivery
of products to anywhere in the world, including China.
[1] IPC China XB Online Shopping Survey 2017
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