Shopee Philippines Maribank Maintenance Disrupts Crossborder Sales

Shopee Philippines Maribank Maintenance Disrupts Crossborder Sales

Shopee Philippines' MariBank will undergo system maintenance on January 20th and 23rd, 2026, affecting functions like withdrawals, refunds, and payments. Sellers are advised to avoid operations during the maintenance period, plan funds in advance, inform customers about potential delays, and pay attention to the security and flexible allocation of cross-border e-commerce funds. This maintenance may cause temporary fund delays. Plan accordingly to minimize disruption to your business and customer experience.

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Ozon Introduces Telegram Bot for Crossborder Ecommerce Sellers

Ozon Introduces Telegram Bot for Crossborder Ecommerce Sellers

Ozon has launched a Telegram bot (@ozon_seller_digest_bot) specifically for sellers, aiming to provide convenient data monitoring and operational management for cross-border e-commerce sellers. The bot automatically sends daily briefings of core store data, covering key metrics such as orders, impressions, and conversion rates, allowing sellers to quickly grasp store performance and adjust their business strategies accordingly. Users should pay attention to data timeliness and account security when using the bot.

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Asiapacific Leads in Adopting Global Ecommerce Standards

Asiapacific Leads in Adopting Global Ecommerce Standards

The WCO Cross-border E-commerce Framework was launched in the Asia-Pacific region to standardize e-commerce activities. Experts recommend strengthening identity management, data exchange, and other aspects. The Asia-Pacific region should actively participate in standard setting and seize opportunities presented by cross-border e-commerce. This initiative aims to facilitate trade, enhance security, and promote consumer protection within the region's rapidly growing digital economy. Collaboration and harmonization are key to successful implementation.

WCO Standardizes Global Customs Procedures to Boost Trade Efficiency

WCO Standardizes Global Customs Procedures to Boost Trade Efficiency

The World Customs Organization (WCO) actively promotes the standardization, harmonization, and security of global customs data through the work of the Data Model Project Team (DMPT) and the Information Management Sub-Committee (IMSC). By developing data models, revising maritime standards, and exploring emerging technologies, the WCO strives to build a more efficient, secure, and convenient global trade environment. This work lays a solid foundation for global trade connectivity and facilitates seamless international commerce.

Prologis US Interior Dept Explore AI in Energy Supply Chains

Prologis US Interior Dept Explore AI in Energy Supply Chains

Prologis and the U.S. Secretary of the Interior emphasized the critical importance of energy security for supply chains and AI. They advocated for utilizing all energy sources and suggested locating AI factories in areas with ample power supply. The discussion highlighted the interconnectedness of energy availability, robust supply chains, and the successful deployment of artificial intelligence technologies. Ensuring a stable and diverse energy portfolio is seen as a fundamental requirement for supporting these vital sectors.

CH Robinson Adopts AI to Transform Lastmile Logistics

CH Robinson Adopts AI to Transform Lastmile Logistics

C.H. Robinson leverages an AI Agent to address the challenge of 'missed pickups' in less-than-truckload (LTL) shipping, significantly boosting efficiency and reducing unnecessary transportation. The AI Agent, through automated monitoring, intelligent communication, and rapid decision-making, saves substantial manual effort daily. AI technology is reshaping the entire transportation industry, driving logistics towards a more intelligent and efficient future. However, it also presents challenges such as data security, algorithmic bias, and potential employment impacts.

Duffys Transportation Secretary Nomination Backed by Industry Leaders

Duffys Transportation Secretary Nomination Backed by Industry Leaders

Former Republican Congressman Sean Duffy has been nominated as the U.S. Transportation Secretary, receiving support from the American Trucking Associations, the Association of American Railroads, and the American Association of Port Authorities. Duffy's nomination signals potential changes in the U.S. transportation sector, with anticipated positive impacts on infrastructure investment, intermodal development, new technology adoption, and supply chain security. This appointment could lead to significant advancements and modernization within the nation's transportation systems.

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Amazon Suspends Seller Accounts Before Peak Shopping Season

Amazon Suspends Seller Accounts Before Peak Shopping Season

Amazon has once again implemented a large-scale account suspension, impacting numerous sellers due to account association issues, creating challenges before the peak season. This article analyzes the reasons and impact of the suspensions, advising sellers to actively appeal and strengthen account security to adapt to Amazon's rule changes and prepare for the upcoming sales season. It emphasizes proactive measures and robust account management to mitigate risks and ensure business continuity during critical periods.

World Customs Day Highlights Global Connectivity Efforts

World Customs Day Highlights Global Connectivity Efforts

The theme of World Customs Day 2012 was "Connectivity." The World Customs Organization aimed to strengthen cooperation within the global customs community by enhancing connections at the people, institutional, and information levels. This initiative sought to improve trade efficiency and security, build a closer global customs community, and ultimately serve the development of global trade. The focus was on fostering seamless and secure trade flows through enhanced collaboration and information sharing among customs administrations worldwide.

Arson at Myethos Factory Disrupts Anime Collectibles Market

Arson at Myethos Factory Disrupts Anime Collectibles Market

Myethos, a well-known Chinese figure manufacturer, suffered an arson attack, leading to delayed shipments of popular merchandise from games like Honkai: Star Rail, Arknights, and Azur Lane. The incident highlights safety concerns within the rapidly growing anime merchandise industry, prompting serious reflection on production safety and labor management practices. This event underscores the vulnerability of the sector and the need for improved security measures to protect both intellectual property and physical assets.