A new batch of 2,000 "Bingdundun" arrived in Beijing
Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, February 13 (Reporter Chen Zhonghao) On the 13th, a truck loaded with 2,000 "Bingdundun" plush toys drove into the Jinma Industrial Park warehouse in Shunyi District, Beijing in the wind and snow.
These Winter Olympics "top streamers" are about to be put on the market.
During the Spring Festival, the sales of the plush toys of the Beijing Winter Olympics mascot "Bingdundun" appeared to be "hard to find".
To this end, the Beijing Winter Olympics Organizing Committee mobilized licensed manufacturers to resume post-holiday production as soon as possible, and a new batch of 2,000 "Bingdundun" plush toys arrived in Beijing on the same day.
According to Pu Xuedong, director of the market development department of the Beijing Winter Olympics Organizing Committee, the new batch of "Bingdundun" plush toys will give priority to athletes, referees, coaches and other people in the closed loop, as well as consumers who register and book in advance in licensed retail stores. them.
As the supply gradually expands, it will meet the purchasing needs of a wider range of consumers.
"First of all, let the athletes be able to buy 'Bingdundun' before returning to China (region)." Pu Xuedong said that in the future, stocks will be replenished every day, and the speed of replenishment will gradually increase, "Everyone can watch the Winter Olympics while watching the Winter Olympics. Waiting patiently during the event, 'Bing pier and pier' can be achieved!" He introduced that within a week from now, 35,000 "Bing pier pier" plush toys will come to Beijing one after another from southern manufacturers. It is expected that before the opening of the Winter Paralympics up to 100,000.
In the warehouse of Jinma Industrial Park, the relevant person in charge of the Beijing Winter Olympics Organizing Committee also displayed samples of the special edition "Bingdundun" plush toy that is being pre-sold and other licensed products with elements of the Winter Olympics mascot.
Pu Xuedong said that the Beijing Winter Olympics Organizing Committee has 16 categories and more than 5,000 varieties of licensed products. In addition to plush toys, consumers are also welcome to pay attention to other licensed products.