eBay to Cooperate With Israeli Exporters for First Time
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by JNS.org
JNS.org – Online marketplace eBay plans to cooperate with the Israel Export and International Cooperation Institute (IEICI) for the first time.
For three months, the online retail giant will assist 10 Israeli exporters with small businesses in the field of consumer goods by exporting their products through eBay’s online commerce platform.
This is just the first stage in the planned cooperation. “We see this support as a top value and hope to make it permanent in the future,” said the head of eBay’s business activity in Israel, Elad Goldenberg, according to Yedioth Achronoth.
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