Anxi Enterprises Joins Amazons Crossborder Ecommerce Program

Anxi Enterprises Joins Amazons Crossborder Ecommerce Program

Local Anxi businesses have a golden opportunity for Amazon cross-border e-commerce incubation! A government-supported, zero-cost program offers 90 days of full-cycle practical guidance, covering account registration, operations, and promotion. This initiative aims to help businesses overcome operational bottlenecks and achieve rapid growth in cross-border e-commerce. Limited spots are available, making it an unmissable opportunity for eligible companies.

UPS Q3 Revenue Falls but International Growth Offsets Decline

UPS Q3 Revenue Falls but International Growth Offsets Decline

UPS's Q3 revenue decreased by 3.7% year-over-year, primarily due to lower shipping volumes, although pricing strategies partially offset the losses. The international segment performed strongly, with revenue increasing by 5.9% year-over-year. The company is actively pursuing network redesign and adjusting its cooperation model with Amazon. UPS anticipates Q4 revenue of approximately $24 billion and an operating margin of 11%-11.5%.

01/07/2026 Logistics
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Elon Musks Costcuts Draw Criticism Amid Temus Australianz Expansion

Elon Musks Costcuts Draw Criticism Amid Temus Australianz Expansion

This article focuses on the cross-border e-commerce sector, reporting on key events including Amazon suspending Twitter ad payments due to billing issues, leadership changes at SE, Temu's expansion into Australia and New Zealand, Elon Musk's announcement of encrypted DMs for Twitter, Lazada's increased investment in Philippine logistics, and the launch of SHEIN's smart industrial park. These developments highlight the evolving competitive landscape within the industry.

Ecommerce Disrupts Retail Food Sector Amid Survival Struggle

Ecommerce Disrupts Retail Food Sector Amid Survival Struggle

E-commerce is reshaping the food retail landscape, prompting brands to shift online, challenging traditional supermarkets. Brands are reaching consumers directly through platforms like Amazon, while emerging brands are more agile in adapting to the market. Supermarkets need to differentiate themselves, optimize their supply chains, and enhance the shopping experience. Collaboration between supermarkets and brands is crucial for mutual growth and navigating this evolving market.

Chinese Sellers Leverage 1688 Factory Customization for Crossborder Growth

Chinese Sellers Leverage 1688 Factory Customization for Crossborder Growth

This article delves into how a Shenzhen-based Amazon Europe seller leveraged DianRadar to achieve order growth by carefully selecting source factories from 1688 and building a boutique customization model. It highlights their efficient product selection strategy, including precisely locating suppliers, using sales data, comprehensively evaluating product potential, and establishing deep connections with factory visits. This provides cross-border sellers with replicable operational insights.

SHEIN Expands Free Warehousing to US and Europe for Black Friday Sales

SHEIN Expands Free Warehousing to US and Europe for Black Friday Sales

SHEIN announced free access to its US and European warehouses, aiming to help sellers in the fully managed model reduce overseas warehousing costs and improve logistics efficiency, especially for the Black Friday shopping season. This move will shorten delivery times, enhance user experience, and provide sellers with a more convenient and efficient platform for overseas market expansion. With a significant increase in SHEIN platform users, sellers should seize the opportunity to capture market dividends. This offers a competitive advantage in the rapidly growing cross-border e-commerce landscape.

12/30/2025 Logistics
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Shenzhens Huakai Yi佰 Profits Jump 10x on Heating Demand

Shenzhens Huakai Yi佰 Profits Jump 10x on Heating Demand

Shenzhen's cross-border e-commerce giant, HuaKai EB, saw its net profit surge more than tenfold in the third quarter, thanks to its successful bet on heating equipment. The article analyzes the reasons for its success, including keen market insight, effective methodology, strong data support, and supply chain advantages. It emphasizes the importance of product and supply chain for cross-border e-commerce enterprises. The company's strategic focus on a high-demand niche market during a specific season proved highly profitable, showcasing the potential for significant growth in the sector.

LA Port Tariffs Spark Trucking Industry Crisis

LA Port Tariffs Spark Trucking Industry Crisis

The Port of Los Angeles has experienced a significant drop in throughput due to tariff policies, leading to a severe business downturn for truck drivers. Both year-over-year and month-over-month throughput have declined, with an increase in canceled sailings. Retailers' restocking strategies have proven ineffective. The trade war is increasing uncertainty, potentially affecting holiday season commodity prices and supply. The article urges businesses to diversify trading partners, optimize supply chain management, and strengthen international cooperation. This situation highlights the vulnerability of the port and its related industries to global trade tensions.

USPS Raises Holiday Shipping Rates Affecting Ecommerce

USPS Raises Holiday Shipping Rates Affecting Ecommerce

The United States Postal Service (USPS) plans to temporarily increase prices for certain parcel services during the 2025 holiday season. This action is intended to address rising operating costs and market competition. E-commerce businesses should consider diversifying logistics channels and optimizing inventory management to mitigate costs. Consumers may face higher shopping expenses. Experts suggest this move could trigger a new round of price adjustments in the logistics market. The impact on overall shipping volume remains to be seen, but businesses need to prepare for potential cost increases.

01/08/2026 Logistics
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Shenzhen Boosts Sea Freight Efficiency for European Trade

Shenzhen Boosts Sea Freight Efficiency for European Trade

The Shenzhen-Netherlands sea freight line offers an efficient logistics solution for China-Europe trade. The voyage takes approximately 35-45 days, with options for ports like Rotterdam and Antwerp. Various container types are available. Freight costs are influenced by factors such as cargo and season. Required customs clearance documents include commercial invoices and packing lists. Choosing a professional service provider can help businesses expand into the European market. This dedicated line provides a reliable and cost-effective shipping option for goods moving between China and the Netherlands.

01/26/2026 Logistics
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