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From 'start-up' to face up Alibaba in China in less than six years

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Shanghai (China), May 1 (EFE) .- (Camera: Víctor Escribano) .- Founded just six years ago, Pinduoduo burst onto the e-commerce landscape in China and has already surpassed giants like Alibaba in some metrics in the country. Their next goal: to become the largest agricultural products platform in the world.INTERVIEW WITH ANDRE ZHU, VICE PRESIDENT OF PINDUODUO

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