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China's e-commerce sector witnessed steady growth in the first quarter of 2025 (Q1 2025), driven by government efforts to stimulate consumption, including a large-scale consumer goods trade-in programme.
Official data shows online retail sales reached 3.6 trillion yuan (~ $499.6 billion), with physical goods sales up 5.7 per cent year-on-year. Online digital product sales rose 7.4 per cent, a state-controlled news agency reported, citing the Ministry of Commerce.
The ministry noted strengthened collaboration between the government and enterprises to integrate domestic and foreign trade, with over 10 e-commerce platforms helping channel quality foreign trade goods into local markets.
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