Jerry, thanks for your reply
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So, why don’t Australian business simply cut out the middleman and go straight to the consumer? It comes down to the establishment of trust between the consumer and the retailer, and the length of time it takes a foreign retail business to establish consumer trust in China. Australian-based brands like Suisse, Blackmores and Jurlique sell through Daigou retailers to quickly establish authenticity of the product and consumer trust.
Do you think establishment of trust is the mere element to successfully build up such a popular business model for Chinese and Australia?
Are there some other contributing factors?
What will be the next stage of such a development? Will there be an increasing number of corporations emerging to facilitate the Daigou?
Supposing that goes well for Chinese, can it goes the same well for other peoples all over the world where locals wish to purchase goods from overseas?