Amazon FBA Firstleg Shipping Guide for Sellers

Amazon FBA Firstleg Shipping Guide for Sellers

This article provides an in-depth analysis of various Amazon FBA first leg transportation methods, including sea freight (FCL, LCL), air freight (traditional, air + express), and express delivery. It details the advantages, disadvantages, transit times, and costs of each option. Offering practical guidance for selecting the optimal solution based on different cargo characteristics, budgets, and sales plans, this aims to help sellers in cross-border e-commerce achieve cost control and efficiency improvements by choosing the best shipping method.

02/02/2026 Logistics
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Amazon Updates Returns Policy for European Sellers

Amazon Updates Returns Policy for European Sellers

Amazon Europe will update its return and refund policy for self-fulfilled sellers starting in August. The aim is to simplify the return process, clarify refund standards, and introduce a more comprehensive guarantee mechanism. Key aspects of the new policy include return product grading, clear refund definitions, photo evidence mechanisms, and a more efficient refund process. This aims to improve seller operational efficiency and reduce operational risks.

02/03/2026 Logistics
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Amazon China Boosts Crossborder Ecommerce with Dualstrategy

Amazon China Boosts Crossborder Ecommerce with Dualstrategy

Amazon China leverages its dual-engine strategy of “Overseas Shopping” and “Global Selling” to rapidly develop its cross-border e-commerce business. “Overseas Shopping” provides Chinese consumers with a vast selection of authentic overseas products, while Prime membership enhances the shopping experience. “Global Selling” helps Chinese sellers expand into global markets and build global brands. Amazon is committed to being a bridge connecting Chinese consumers with quality global goods and Chinese enterprises with global retail and business procurement markets.

Amazon Sellers Face VAT Challenges in Europe

Amazon Sellers Face VAT Challenges in Europe

Tightening VAT tax policies in Europe pose new tax compliance challenges for Amazon sellers. This article interprets the new policy content, analyzes potential risks, and proposes corresponding strategies. It recommends that sellers register for VAT as early as possible, choose professional tax agents, conduct self-inspections, and pay close attention to policy dynamics to ensure compliant operations in the European market. Proactive measures are crucial for mitigating risks and maintaining a sustainable business in the face of evolving regulations.

Anshun Amazon Aids Crossborder Sellers in Compliance

Anshun Amazon Aids Crossborder Sellers in Compliance

The Anshun Amazon Cross-border E-commerce Operation Center focuses on providing localized services and compliant operational support for domestic sellers on the Amazon platform. This includes key aspects such as store registration, product listing, advertising, and compliance review. With a multilingual customer service team and rigorous compliance audits, it helps sellers efficiently and compliantly expand globally, enhancing their global competitiveness. The center aims to streamline the process for Chinese sellers to navigate the complexities of Amazon and international markets.

Amazon Aurora Unveils Enterprise Data Management Upgrade

Amazon Aurora Unveils Enterprise Data Management Upgrade

Aurora PostgreSQL Limitless Database is released, supporting petabyte-scale data and millions of writes. Gongsi Technology provides cloud services, security, and digital transformation solutions. This new database offering aims to address the growing demands of modern applications requiring massive scalability and performance. It expands the capabilities of PostgreSQL, making it suitable for handling extremely large datasets and high-throughput workloads. Gongsi Technology's expertise in cloud and security ensures a robust and reliable environment for deploying and managing this powerful database solution.

ZIM Ends Ecommerce Express Service Amid Crossborder Logistics Shifts

ZIM Ends Ecommerce Express Service Amid Crossborder Logistics Shifts

ZIM's suspension of certain services has intensified volatility in the cross-border logistics market. This article analyzes the industry's challenges stemming from factors like declining orders and overcapacity, highlighting the survival pressures faced by freight forwarders. It also explores the potential for price increases by Matson and proposes coping strategies for cross-border e-commerce sellers, including supply chain optimization, product structure adjustments, and compliance. The aim is to help sellers navigate the industry downturn.

Wayfair Implements Mandatory Product Testing for Sellers

Wayfair Implements Mandatory Product Testing for Sellers

Recently, Wayfair has mandated product inspections for some sellers, designating BV as the inspection agency. This article confirms BV's authorized status through communication with Wayfair and reminds sellers to pay attention to platform emails and actively cooperate with inspections to avoid account suspension. Practical advice is provided on how to respond to inspection requirements, ensuring compliance and continued selling privileges on the Wayfair platform. Failure to comply may result in penalties, including account closure.

Banggood Scales Back As Crossborder Ecommerce Market Cools

Banggood Scales Back As Crossborder Ecommerce Market Cools

The partial suspension of Banggood's operations in Guangzhou reflects the severe challenges facing the cross-border e-commerce industry. Due to factors like a deteriorating external environment and weak market demand, many companies are adopting measures such as business contraction and layoffs to survive. To enhance competitiveness and weather the industry downturn, businesses should focus on refined operations, diversified market strategies, strengthened supply chain management, embracing digital transformation, and closely monitoring policy changes.

New HOS Rules Threaten Trucking Industry Productivity

New HOS Rules Threaten Trucking Industry Productivity

The American Trucking Associations (ATA) has again called for a suspension of the proposed HOS (Hours of Service) rule, arguing it will reduce industry productivity, increase costs, and exacerbate the driver shortage. The new rule, including shorter driving times, mandatory rest breaks, and restrictions on the 34-hour restart, has raised industry concerns about reduced capacity and supply chain disruptions. The ultimate direction of the rule will have a significant impact on the U.S. economy.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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