Slovaks Adapt Shopping Habits on Chinese E-shops Amid New EU Customs Rules

Slovak consumers are changing their purchasing behavior on Chinese e-commerce platforms like Temu, moving away from buying small, inexpensive items. Following the introduction of new EU customs regulations, shoppers are now advising each other on social media to buy in larger quantities to mitigate costs.

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dennik-nSlovak56d ago

Slováci Temu neopúšťajú, namiesto bezhlavého klikania sa učia nakupovať inak

Slováci prestávajú nakupovať v čínskych e-shopoch drobný tovar za pár centov či eur. Na sociálnych sieťach si ľudia navzájom radia, ako ušetriť po zavedení ciel, napríklad kupovať radšej viac kusov z jedného druhu. Nové pravidlá Európskej únie od 1. júla zmenili nákupy z čínskych e-shopov Temu, Shein či AliExpress. Na vlastnej objednávke sme vyskúšali, ako sa paušálne clo […]

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Slovaks Adapt Shopping Habits on Chinese E-shops Amid New EU Customs Rules

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Slováci Temu neopúšťajú, namiesto bezhlavého klikania sa učia nakupovať inak

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