In late January, a fierce “Fight against COVID-19” was triggered throughout the country. This was another nationwide epidemic invasion in China since 17 years ago. Compared with the SARS in 2003, COVID-19 is more widespread and infects more people. Undoub

Roughly a third of the 11,000 stores in Shanghai that closed for the coronavirus outbreak have opened for business.

As millennials age into parents, many of us are turning to those same startups we once “discovered” for ourselves to instead buy clothes, sheets, and even suitcases for our own kids.

Retailers are looking at other baby care segments to offset dismal diaper and wipe sales. Not only has the diaper segment been challenged by a dive in the percentage of households purchasing diapers, supermarket retailers are being squeezed by low-priced

Maternity clothes around the world have been undergoing significant changes. In both Eastern and Western cultures, there is greater demand for fashionable maternity clothes. In Western cultures the influence of celebrity culture means that pregnant women

The China maternity goods market reached a value of US$ 17 Billion in 2018. The maternity goods market refers to various goods which are necessary for women during pregnancy and postpartum stage.

The size of the baby care industry in China growing with a high speed, with its compound annual growth rate expected to reach 14.5% by 2023, according to Mintel China. Considering China’s recent easing of the One Child Policy in 2016, accompanied by the g

L.O.L. Surprise! continues its global expansion with a new licensing partnership between MGA Entertainment and iQIYI, a market-leading online entertainment service in China. This partnership represents the first endeavor in China for the L.O.L. Surprise!