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When waiting becomes old-fashioned

Stocked warehouses, integrated logistics, same-day promises, and efficiency from the East rewrite Europe’s delivery clock

By CHEN YUEHUA and XING YI in London????|????China Daily????|???? Updated: 2026-04-06 09:25

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A deliveryman hands in a parcel to a customer. [Photo provided to CHINA DAILY]

At a shareholders' meeting in December last year, Chen Lei, co-chairman of PDD Holdings, responded to the EU's investigations by saying that Temu's rapid growth has brought surprise, concern, and heightened scrutiny, all of which are understandable.

"The various reviews currently underway will lay a solid foundation for the next stage of growth and help chart the direction for model evolution amid a rapidly changing international political and policy environment," said Chen.

For Su, who also heads the JD group's international legal division, compliance was also high on agenda. He said Joybuy has spent the past year building up its product compliance, as many products manufactured outside the UK and Europe do not comply with local regulatory requirements.

"Beyond product compliance, there's also another critical compliance area — data compliance, including consumers' private data," said Su. "Those are the areas we really had a strong focus on, and we made sure that we were fully compliant before we launched Joybuy."

While compliance addresses regulatory concerns, competition in Europe ultimately comes down to value and consumer appeal. Pearce, who specializes in helping Chinese companies go global, said Chinese e-commerce platforms bring clear advantages to Europe, particularly in pricing.

He noted that Joybuy's early adoption in the UK appears concentrated within Chinese communities, where demand for Asian groceries and seasonal goods is strong, and pricing remains competitive compared with local specialty supermarkets.

"At a time when the cost of living remains a major concern, consumers are actively looking for value," he said. "Combined with efficient supply chains and fast logistics, that makes these platforms very competitive."

Shein and Temu have already reset price expectations in the UK and pushed e-commerce toward faster, more impulse-driven buying. But that comes with trade-offs: platforms can feel overwhelming to use, and extremely low prices sometimes raise questions about product quality and consistency.

Shein and Temu apps are displayed on smartphones. [CHEN YIHANG / FOR CHINA DAILY]
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