The COVID‑19 pandemic has fast-tracked the long-term move from physical retail to e‑commerce as the key sales channel into both domestic and overseas markets – including Russia, Europe’s largest consumer market. More
Demand for smart televisions and related devices continues to surge across Russia, a development spurred both by a growing preference for online‑sourced news and entertainment as well as the country’s stay‑at‑home‑related COVID-19 containment policies. More
While the COVID-19 outbreak has seriously restricted bilateral trade between Russia and Mainland China in general, it has – less expectedly – provided a boost for certain sectors. More
As of 1 July this year, all digital devices offered for sale in Russia – including smartphones, tablets, personal computers (PCs), laptops and smart TVs – will have to come with various items of designated domestic software pre-installed. More
Throughout the course of the initial COVID-19 outbreak in Mainland China and its subsequent spread to the United States, Europe and other parts of the world, Russian retailers coped admirably with the growing sense of crisis. More
After five years in Hong Kong selling to local and Asian re-export customers, Russian Caspian Caviar Limited is taking steps to market and sell one of the world’s most luxurious gourmet products across the Greater Bay Area. Built on a culture and tradition of producing the highest quality caviar, the company sees the growing pool of wealthy and discerning diners in Guangdong Province and beyond as a market well worth tapping into. More
