Opening an online store to sell Chinese medicinal materials requires a pharmaceutical business license and business license. According to Article 10 of the "E-Commerce Law of the People's Republic of China", e-commerce operators shall register as market entities in accordance with the law. However, there are exceptions for individuals selling self-produced agricultural and sideline products and cottage industry products, individuals using their own skills to engage in convenience labor activities and sporadic small-amount transaction activities that do not require permission according to law, and those that do not need to be registered in accordance with laws and administrative regulations. Article 12 If e-commerce operators need to obtain relevant administrative licenses in accordance with the law to engage in business activities, they shall obtain administrative licenses in accordance with the law. Article 13 The goods sold or services provided by e-commerce operators shall meet the requirements for ensuring personal and property safety and environmental protection, and shall not sell or provide goods or services prohibited by laws and administrative regulations.

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Shanghai Auntie is a new brand of fresh fruit tea, affiliated to Shanghai Zhenjing Industrial Co., Ltd., with the brand positioning of "Love fresh fruit tea, drink Hushang Auntie". Focus on providing new fresh fruit tea to young consumers. The trademark was officially applied for in 2013. In 2013, Auntie Hushang launched an original new product "freshly brewed grain tea". After proposing the concept of grain tea drinks, Auntie Shanghai innovatively introduced fruit yogurt into the tea drinking circuit, created a series of grains and fruit tea, and promoted innovation in the grain tea category. .

Taking Shanghai People's Square as the starting point, Shanghai Auntie has continued to expand across the country. Now it has opened more than 4,000 stores in more than 300 cities across the country, becoming a strong leading brand in Tianjin, Shandong, Anhui, Hebei and other regions. In November 2020, Shanghai Auntie received nearly 100 million yuan in Series A financing from Jiayu Fund, and is accelerating towards the corporate vision of "100 cities and 10,000 stores, benefiting thousands of families", with the goal of becoming a respected century-old tea brand.