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Sushi, shiraz, and shopfronts: SA joins Japan’s online trolley
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Sushi, shiraz, and shopfronts: SA joins Japan’s online trolley
South Australia has rolled its produce onto one of the busiest e-commerce highways in the world. Through a government-backed campaign with Japan’s largest online retailer, Rakuten, the state is opening the door to a whole new market of Japanese customers hungry for premium food and drink. And it’s happening while global eyes turn to Osaka for World Expo 2025. From April to October, over 400 South Australian products will feature in the ‘Tasting …
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