A recent survey of Amazon sellers highlights China’s overwhelming presence in global e-commerce.
According to data from Jungle Scout, 71% of sellers have at least one product made in China, making it the top country of origin for items sold on Amazon.
The United States follows at 30%, with India contributing 14%. These figures reflect how deeply Amazon’s marketplace is influenced by Chinese manufacturing.
Germany, Mexico, Japan, and Vietnam each account for about 5–6% of products, showing that while other countries are participating, none come close to China’s scale.
Despite efforts in countries like the U.S. to boost local manufacturing, the cost-effectiveness and infrastructure in China continue to keep it ahead in the race.
As Amazon remains a central hub for global online shopping, this data shows how international supply chains define consumer access.
The remaining 26% of products sold come from a variety of other countries, further underscoring the global nature of Amazon’s vast marketplace.
