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JD.com’s logistics arm, JINGDONG Logistics, has teamed up with SaaS company Anchanto to help South Korean brands expand overseas. The deal combines Anchanto’s multichannel e-commerce tools with JINGDONG’s cross‑border warehousing and delivery network to speed up brand growth.

JINGDONG Logistics, a leading technology-driven provider of supply chain solutions and logistics services, and the logistics arm of China's largest retailer JD.com, has partnered with Anchanto to strengthen its cross-border e-commerce logistics services for South Korean brands.

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