Case Study 02
One of Australia's Largest Supermarkets in China
A strategic cooperation signed November 2020, bringing Woolworths' private label products into China's e-commerce channels and Hunan offline market, anchored by the Australia-New Zealand National Pavilion.
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152
convenience stores & supermarkets in distribution network
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350+
planned network size within 12 to 18 months
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592M
mobile shoppers reachable across China's online channels
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Online Channels
Coverage Across 5 Major Platforms
Presence across JD.com, Xiaohongshu, Taobao, Kaola Haigou, and Meituan, plus the online platforms of cooperative convenience stores and supermarkets.
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Sales Agent Promoting
via WeChat and cross-border channels
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Overseas specialty stores and distribution stores
to expand sales touchpoints
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Massive user views
reachable for brand content and product information
- JD.com
- Xiaohongshu
- Taobao
- Kaola
- Meituan
Offline Strategy
Large-Scale Distribution Network
Since 2019, distribution network covering 152 convenience stores and supermarkets in target regions, with a clear expansion plan to 350 stores within 12-18 months.
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Zero build-from-scratch cost
leverages existing mature offline channel infrastructure
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Stores act as sales agents
for AU & NZ National Pavilion bonded warehouse products
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Offline + online linkage model
offline experience drives online repurchase
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O2O Infrastructure
Bonded Warehouse + O2O Experience Centre
Bonded warehouses provide stable supply for online and offline replenishment. The O2O Store Cross-Border E-Commerce Experience Centre creates a differentiated, immersive retail format that highlights AU & NZ product authenticity.