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Consumers buy Jowell Global’s products through its Juhao Mall website and mobile app or through authorized Love Home Stores. The company sources goods from outside manufacturers and suppliers, including products sold under its own brands. Online shoppers pay it directly; authorized retailers buy its goods at discounted prices and resell them to consumers. Health and nutritional supplements generate most revenue, with cosmetics and household products contributing smaller shares. Independent merchants also run stores on the platform, but their service fees contribute little revenue.
Supply depends heavily on Longrich Group, which provides the vast majority of the company’s purchases and is controlled by major shareholder Zhiwei Xu. Jowell Global places individual orders rather than relying on a long-term contract with this supplier.
Jowell Global operates the platform through contracts with Shanghai Juhao rather than direct ownership. This structure addresses China’s foreign-investment restrictions on telecommunications services, although whether its activities qualify for the e-commerce exception remains uncertain. Shanghai Juhao holds the EDI license permitting the mall to host third-party stores and sell third-party-sourced goods.
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Jowell’s results hinge on Chinese demand for affordable nutritional supplements and supplies from Longrich Group, its largest supplier and a related party absent from this list.
JD.com competes with Jowell for Chinese consumers’ online purchases of health, beauty and household goods; both buy products from suppliers and resell them to shoppers. Watch JD.com’s retail sales in these overlapping categories for clues to the consumer spending Jowell depends on.
Alibaba’s Taobao and Tmall compete with Jowell’s online mall for Chinese shoppers buying health, beauty and household goods. Unlike Jowell’s product resale revenue, Alibaba earns marketing and software fees from merchants, making those merchants’ spending another window into competition for online shoppers.
Vipshop competes with Jowell for price-conscious Chinese online shoppers by selling branded beauty and household goods at deep discounts. Watch its discounted beauty sales alongside Jowell’s weakness in premium-priced cosmetics to gauge shoppers’ appetite for lower prices.
Able View Global Inc. shares Jowell’s exposure to Chinese demand for branded beauty and personal-care goods: both buy merchandise and resell it through online and offline channels. Able View’s revenue from reselling international brands offers a comparison for Jowell’s cosmetics business, where weaker demand for premium-priced brands hurt 2025 sales.
JD.com, Inc. earningsJD
JD.com’s report will show how Chinese shoppers are buying health, beauty and household goods—the same categories Jowell sells online.
Watch whether JD.com’s retail sales in health, beauty and household goods hold steady or weaken. Steady sales would suggest shoppers are still spending in categories Jowell also sells; weakness would point to softer demand across those overlapping goods and a tougher sales environment for Jowell.
Vipshop Holdings Limited earningsVIPS
Vipshop’s report will show whether shoppers are buying discounted beauty goods, offering a clue to price sensitivity for Jowell’s cosmetics business.
Watch whether Vipshop’s discounted beauty sales strengthen or weaken. Strength would show that price-conscious shoppers are still buying beauty products, perhaps at lower prices—a signal consistent with pressure on Jowell’s premium-priced cosmetics. If discounted sales also weaken, lower prices may not be enough to restore demand, so Jowell’s cosmetics challenge is not just premium pricing.