eBay launches rebranded B2B Business Supply unit

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eBay has announced developments to its inventory supply service eBay Business Supply today. Think of it as a wholesale or supplier service for businesses.

You can read the news here.

eBay Business Supply means you can buy goods from other other businesses. Key categories include Electrical & Test Equipment; MRO & Industrial Supply; Healthcare, Lab & Life Science; Manufacturing & Metalworking; Restaurant & Catering; and Heavy Equipment. Right now, the service available in the USA and we have no details or info on whether it might be heading to the UK and Europe.

Pooja Piyaratna, Divisional Merchandise Manager of Business & Industrial at eBay says: “As more and more businesses recognize the advantage of B2B ecommerce, we’re making some moves to bolster this category to anticipate and incentivize the market. Rebranding as eBay Business Supply is the latest step in signaling our commitment to driving this category for the benefit of our customers.”

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