Ecommerce Firms Adapt After Google Translate Exit

Ecommerce Firms Adapt After Google Translate Exit

Google Translate's exit from the Chinese market poses translation challenges for cross-border sellers. This article offers three strategies: restoring Google Translate functionality on web pages (by modifying the hosts file to obtain a new IP address), exploring new Google Translate URLs (via private message), and recommending alternative translation tools (DeepL, Baidu Translate, Youdao Translate). These solutions aim to help sellers overcome language barriers and continue expanding their global business.

01/04/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Tariff Uncertainty Disrupts Truck Pricing Stalls Fleet Purchases

Tariff Uncertainty Disrupts Truck Pricing Stalls Fleet Purchases

Tariff concerns are causing pricing uncertainty for OEM trucks. Transportation companies are adopting a wait-and-see approach, hindering new truck orders and potentially stimulating the used truck market. The ambiguity surrounding future tariffs makes it difficult for OEMs to set prices, leading to delayed purchasing decisions by fleets. This situation could have a significant impact on both new and used truck sales, as companies navigate the uncertain economic landscape.

01/08/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Averitt Express Expands Dallas Hub for Ecommerce Growth

Averitt Express Expands Dallas Hub for Ecommerce Growth

Averitt Express has opened a large distribution center in Dallas to serve e-commerce and international freight needs. This new facility provides a comprehensive, one-stop-shop supply chain solution. The expansion is expected to boost the local economy and create new job opportunities. The distribution center will enhance Averitt's capabilities in handling growing e-commerce volumes and facilitating international trade, streamlining logistics processes for businesses in the region.

01/29/2026 Logistics
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Ports and Customs Collaboration Boosts Global Supply Chain Efficiency

Ports and Customs Collaboration Boosts Global Supply Chain Efficiency

The World Customs Organization (WCO) and the International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH) jointly held a seminar to strengthen customs-port cooperation and improve global supply chain efficiency. Both parties emphasized the necessity of collaboration and explored ways to break down barriers and achieve mutual trust and benefit through digitalization and standardization. This seminar marks a new stage in customs-port cooperation, foreshadowing new opportunities for global trade development.

01/26/2026 Port Encyclopedia
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Chinas Suzhou Institute Partners with Ocean Star to Boost Ecommerce Talent

Chinas Suzhou Institute Partners with Ocean Star to Boost Ecommerce Talent

Suzhou Institute of Trade & Commerce and Ocean Star Orange have partnered to build a new ecosystem for cross-border e-commerce talent development. The collaboration will cultivate highly skilled and practical talents through industry-education integration and curriculum co-construction, promoting the growth of the cross-border e-commerce industry. This partnership deepens the collaborative innovation mechanism between universities and enterprises, injecting new impetus into industry talent supply and industrial upgrading.

01/26/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Outpost Raises 500M to Expand Truck Terminal Operations

Outpost Raises 500M to Expand Truck Terminal Operations

Outpost secures $500 million in funding from GreenPoint, increasing its truck terminal network to $1 billion and accelerating national expansion. The new capital will be used for acquisitions, developing new terminals, expanding services, and upgrading its gate automation platform. The goal is to reduce logistics costs, improve operational efficiency, and serve over 3,000 customers. This investment underscores the growing importance of optimized truck infrastructure within the broader supply chain landscape.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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Southeastern Freight Lines Adds Direct Route to Las Cruces

Southeastern Freight Lines Adds Direct Route to Las Cruces

Southeastern Freight Lines has added a direct freight route to Las Cruces, New Mexico, operated by the El Paso Service Center. This expansion aims to meet the increasing freight demands in the Southwest region, improve logistics efficiency, and contribute to local economic development. The new route will provide faster and more reliable service for customers shipping to and from Las Cruces, strengthening Southeastern Freight Lines' presence in the growing Southwestern market.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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China Expands Bonded Maintenance to Boost Trade

China Expands Bonded Maintenance to Boost Trade

The Ministry of Commerce and other departments issued new regulations to expand the range of maintenance products in comprehensive bonded zones, allowing "export to domestic sales" and "integrated domestic and foreign maintenance," reducing corporate costs and facilitating consumer repairs. However, attention should be paid to safety, environmental protection, and supervision. This policy aims to promote new foreign trade models and optimize the business environment for bonded maintenance activities.

02/12/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Temu Raises Seller Deposits to 30000 Ahead of Black Friday

Temu Raises Seller Deposits to 30000 Ahead of Black Friday

Temu tightens its policies before Black Friday 2025, increasing the deposit for toy categories to 30,000 and restricting new product launches for fully managed sellers. This aims to improve compliance rates and stabilize prices, but poses challenges for sellers. Sophisticated operations and leveraging cross-border e-commerce ERP systems like E-Cang ERP are becoming crucial for sellers to navigate the new regulations, optimize operations, and succeed in Black Friday.

02/03/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Consumer Demand Defies Warehouse Slowdown

US Consumer Demand Defies Warehouse Slowdown

US wholesale and retail inventories have diverged post-pandemic, influenced by shifts in consumption patterns, imports, and supply chain dynamics. This divergence suggests a potential 'new normal' for inventory management. Businesses need to adopt flexible strategies to navigate these evolving inventory landscapes, considering factors like changing consumer demand, global supply chain disruptions, and the overall economic outlook. Adapting to this new reality is crucial for maintaining competitiveness and optimizing inventory levels.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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