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从平和蜜柚到葡萄柚,福建"土特产"如何在拼多多接连爆火?
PDDPDD(US:PDD) Ge Long Hui·2025-10-16 07:55

Core Insights - The article highlights the success of young farmers in Fujian, Zhang Jin and Hu Jianfeng, who leverage e-commerce to transform niche agricultural products like grapefruit and guava into popular items, significantly boosting local economies and employment opportunities [1][5]. Group 1: E-commerce Impact - Zhang Jin, a former sports education major, entered the grapefruit market in 2015, utilizing e-commerce platforms like Pinduoduo to overcome initial challenges of low consumer awareness and high return rates [2][4]. - The introduction of a custom juicing cup helped reshape consumer perceptions, leading to a significant reduction in return rates and a surge in sales, with one promotional event achieving over 10,000 orders in just one hour [4][5]. - Hu Jianfeng transitioned from the 3C digital sector to focus on guava, recognizing the untapped potential of niche agricultural products and benefiting from Pinduoduo's support for farmers [6][8]. Group 2: Market Growth and Consumer Behavior - The planting area and production of grapefruit in the region have tripled in a few years, with increased demand from northern markets during winter, where grapefruit serves as a convenient source of vitamins [5]. - The price of grapefruit has decreased to a quarter of its early price, making it more accessible to consumers [5]. - Hu Jianfeng's strategy of product differentiation through packaging has led to a significant increase in sales, with peak sales reaching over 20,000 orders in a single day [9][10]. Group 3: Supply Chain Efficiency - The shift to a direct-to-consumer model via Pinduoduo has reduced the number of intermediaries, resulting in lower prices for consumers and higher profits for farmers [10]. - Hu Jianfeng's business has achieved annual sales of 50 million yuan, with guava contributing over 10 million yuan, while also creating job opportunities for local villagers [10][11]. - The article emphasizes the transformation of agricultural products from mere "local specialties" to recognized "brand goods" through the integration of internet thinking and e-commerce strategies [10].