Though it may seem at times as if the U.S. market is dominated by foreign-made goods, longtime importer Albert Wu believes even more goods could be making their way to consumers. Wu and the others behind Internet startup Silkfair.com have long been involved in the importing business, bringing specialty items from markets such as China into the United States, a market that many smaller merchants find difficult to crack. "We started realizing a lot of different products don't make it into the market because of the difficulty of trying to break into market channels," Wu said.
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Silkfair: Greasing the Wheels of Global E-Commerce
Though it may seem at times as if the U.S. market is dominated by foreign-made goods, longtime importer Albert Wu believes even more goods could be making their way to consumers. Wu and the others behind Internet startup Silkfair.com have long been involved in the importing business, bringing specialty items from markets such as China into the United States, a market that many smaller merchants find difficult to crack. "We started realizing a lot of different products don't make it into the market because of the difficulty of trying to break into market channels," Wu said.
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