1, Amazon business, Amazon business is the B2B business of Amazon (headquartered in the United States). Like Amazon's B2C business, buyers have to create corporate accounts to start purchasing, and suppliers can register to sell products.
2.ThomasNet.com ThomasNet.com is an American B2B e-commerce platform, which focuses on letting buyers find suppliers and buy products. Most of the transactions on this website are engineering and manufacturing products, and the daily visits of the website reach 60,000.
Joor, Joor is a B2B trading platform focusing on retail products. The platform cooperates with more than 155000 retailers and 1500 leading brands around the world. Joor is headquartered in new york, but has offices in fashion centers in Paris, Milan, Miami and Los Angeles. Brands can apply online, and after passing, they can start selling.
4. Kinnek, an American B2B online purchasing platform, will review all the requirements of suppliers, and suppliers have to pay a fixed fee every month to receive the requirements of buyers. It recently raised $654.38 million from companies such as Matrix Partners to continue to expand its market into new markets and vertical markets.
5.eWorldTrade, eWorldTrade is a new online B2B website, which has developed rapidly and created a new way of improvement for buyers and sellers. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, all major businesses come from Karachi, Pakistan. It is said that electronic world trade is one of the fastest growing online markets on the global B2B platform. Every day thousands of vendors, distributors, suppliers, manufacturers and suppliers register and meet potential customers from all over the world.
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Baidu Encyclopedia -b2b