Mercado Libre
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Mercado Libre is Latin America's dominant e-commerce platform, often compared to a hybrid of Amazon and eBay for the region. As of mid-2024, it commanded roughly 30% of Latin America's online retail market alongside Brazil, with second-quarter GMV reaching $126 billion and revenue growing 42% year-over-year to $5.1 billion, per 暗涌Waves . The company has been a primary beneficiary of Mexico's e-commerce boom, which saw 25.1% sales growth in 2023 — the fastest globally that year — though it later faced intensified competition from Chinese platforms Shein and Temu entering the market in 2021 .
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Coverage
A Conversation with iMile's Cathy Huang: Winning at Cross-Border Logistics Through Systems | Dark Tide World View
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Mexico Under the Countdown: New Logic and Unwritten Rules
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J&T Express in Mexico: A Security Map for Every Employee | Dark Currents: World View
A courier company spent three years cracking the Mexican market.
A Chinese-American Company's Mexican Gold Rush | Dark Tide Goes Global
A new specimen rising on a complex new continent.
Let's go to Mexico with Anyong | Waves Odyssey
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A Globalization Guide for Chinese Founders: Slicing the World Horizontally
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