There is a tree for cross-border e-commerce enterprises

Youkeshu is a cross-border e-commerce enterprise established in 2010, headquartered in Shenzhen with a registered capital of 250 million RMB. Its business covers more than 100 countries and regions worldwide. The company is positioned as Internet plus cross-border trade, deeply layout the whole industrial chain of cross-border e-commerce, and is committed to building a global commodity trade circulation system.

A tree integrates upstream supply chains, optimizes channels, and compresses logistics to sell cost-effective Chinese products to the global market. The company mainly relies on third-party international operation platforms such as Ebay, Amazon, Wish, and AliExpress, and has more than 300 mature stores. In addition, the company actively expands its independent website business by building a multi language, multi currency, and multi payment platform through independent research and technological innovation, enhancing brand independence and customer loyalty.

A tree has established overseas warehouses in many countries and regions around the world, forming a closed-loop mode of "overseas warehouse+Hong Kong warehouse+domestic bonded warehouse", creating a three-dimensional transportation strategy of "sea, land and air rail", comprehensively opening up the "the Belt and Road", and improving logistics efficiency and service quality. The company has also achieved full chain cost and lifecycle calculations through big data and cloud computing technology, reducing operating costs.

A tree has shown outstanding performance in supply chain management. Through brand authorization and deep cooperation, it has obtained authorization from about 200 well-known brands in Europe, America, and Australia, and wholesales and sells to more than 10000 B2B customers such as JD.com, Vipshop, Mia, and Xiaohongshu, becoming a leading brand in the import supply chain. The company has also developed a mature API platform that provides functions such as procurement, inventory inquiry, and consumer order push, improving the efficiency and transparency of the supply chain.