Every day in order to buy fresh foods, imposing ourselves to shop in a wet market is an irritating thing we have to do after a whole day of weary work, but now we have an alternative.

A website establishing by a group of college graduates in Shanghai has provided the shoppers with timely deliveries of fresh vegetables, meat, fruits and flavoring which are necessary for a meal with one quick click.

“We have made shopping for food easier and convenient,” said Yanghua, one of the founders of gv123.com, a new online food store in shanghai. “It is a way of life more than just a simple convenience, because this concept of store is accepted and accustomed by our consumers.”

Yang and his colleagues believe it is Read more…

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Shanghai, as is shown in a report by the iResearch Consulting Company, ranked the first among all the cities in China in the aspect of online shopping. It has spent an amount of 16.5 billion yuan, or $2.4 billion, online in 2008, with 2,200 yuan each person. The report was conducted recently through interviews with 100,000 Internet users all over the nation, and 84 major websites were taken advantage of as terraces.

The total amount of web shopping in 2008, 120 billion yuan, has risen to a new height and it was 128.5 percent higher than that in 2007. Read more…

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