Simply 'purrfect' cat items catch eyes of consumers in China
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An interior view of China's first offline "Cat's Kitchen" themed store at a mall in Shanghai on Oct 19, 2018. [Photo: IC]
From Starbucks' "cat's paw" cups that were snapped up by Chinese consumers to Chinese audiobook provider Himalaya FM's 200,000 cat-shaped smart speakers that sold out in eight hours, cat-related products have proven their popularity in China.
The range of products that want a share of China's booming "cat economy" is wider than many would imagine.
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