SALEM, Ore. — The U.S. Commercial Service in Portland, OR in partnership with the Health Products Association – China (HPA-China) will be presenting a 1 hour webinar on strategies for success in cross-border eCommerce sales to China of processed foods/beverages, cosmetics, and nutritional supplements. Food and beverage companies with a strong health and wellness marketing message may find this webinar helpful and interesting.
The Health Products Association – China is a U.S. non-profit that aims to develop China’s dietary supplement and overall natural health product industry. You can find out more about what HPA-China does on their website.
Topics Covered
- Activating your brand prior to Market Entry
- Use of Social Media and Live-Streaming
- Developing an Integrated Strategy for eCommerce Success in China
- Registration and Approval of Nutritional Supplements to Expand into traditional retail commerce in China
Presenter: Jeff Crowther of Health Products Association – China
Webinar on Strategies for Cross-Border eCommerce Success in China
Time: Thursday, July 29, 2021 10-11am (Pacific Time) via Microsoft Teams
Description: Webinar focusing on cross-border eCommerce sales to China of nutritional supplements, processed foods/beverages, cosmetic, and personal care products
Registration Fee: $20
Register Now
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