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Alibaba opens walled garden to rival JD.com’s logistics services | South China Morning Post

China’s tech giants have been breaking down the digital walls between their ecosystems in response to Beijing’s call A range of services offered by JD.com’s logistics arm, from warehousing to

China’s tech giants have been breaking down the digital walls between their ecosystems in response to Beijing’s call

A range of services offered by JD.com’s logistics arm, from warehousing to shipping, will become available to merchants on Alibaba’s Taobao and Tmall, the two largest online marketplaces in China, according to a statement from JD Logistics on Wednesday.

Customers can then choose JD as their preferred courier for delivery or returns, and track their packages directly on Taobao or Tmall. Alibaba owns the South China Morning Post.

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