AliExpress Expands in Israel and Integrates Israeli Sellers
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The Chinese shopping website AliExpress is expanding its operations in Israel. According to a report by TheMarker, the company intends to integrate Israeli sellers into its platform, so that local stores will also be able to sell through the site.
The main goal of the change is to shorten shipping times. Until now, many customers in Israel have bought products from abroad and waited several weeks to receive them. When the sellers are located in the country, the wait can usually be shorter and the delivery simpler.
Online shopping from international websites is very common among consumers in Israel. Therefore, delivery time and price are two very important issues for buyers. Integrating local sellers may change the way Israelis shop on sites like this one.
However, from the information published so far, it is still not clear which additional details will be included in the collaboration, or when the changes will fully take effect.
Sources: TheMarker
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