I suggest maybe there's a huge difference between true 'drop-shipping' and literally creating a product for export. You don't need to 'touch the product' to be

I suggest maybe there's a huge difference between true 'drop-shipping' and literally creating a product for export. You don't need to 'touch the product' to become a business. Selling a commodity product is like having a little store on the web. Running ads and the shipping right from some regular retailer, the most 'pure' form of drop-shipping is really just price arbitrage, this will always exist but I can't imagine for too long. Working with a factory to develop a product, marketing it, and selling it, well that's a regular business.