Ecommerce Sellers Adapt to Surging Silver Prices

Ecommerce Sellers Adapt to Surging Silver Prices

The soaring silver prices, breaking historical highs, pose cost increase challenges for cross-border e-commerce sellers. This article analyzes the reasons behind the silver surge and proposes coping strategies, including closely monitoring raw material prices, optimizing pricing strategies, shortening stocking cycles, establishing overseas warehouses, exploring alternative materials, strengthening cost control, and staying informed about industry trends. The aim is to help sellers mitigate risks and enhance competitiveness in the face of fluctuating silver prices and their impact on business operations.

Textile Industry Leaders to Convene at TSCI 2026

Textile Industry Leaders to Convene at TSCI 2026

The 11th International Textile Supply Chain Industry Expo (TSCI 2026) will be held in Hangzhou from April 22nd to 24th, 2026. Gathering over 700 exhibitors and 65,000+ visitors, TSCI 2026 focuses on cutting-edge technologies such as intelligent manufacturing and green environmental protection, aiming to build a closed-loop textile ecosystem. Free pre-registration is now open. We sincerely invite you to join us and seize the industry's first opportunities.

Chinas Haimi Navigates Crossborder Ecommerce Shifts

Chinas Haimi Navigates Crossborder Ecommerce Shifts

The departure of HaiMi Yanxuan's CEO has sparked reflection on the "Yanxuan" model in cross-border e-commerce. This article analyzes HaiMi's transition from C2C to B2C, exploring the challenges of the self-operated B2C model, including supply chain management, funding, competitive pressure, and customer acquisition costs. It emphasizes that differentiated product selection, refined operations, innovative marketing, and supply chain optimization are crucial for small and medium-sized cross-border e-commerce enterprises to break through the competition and achieve success.

European Ecommerce Firms Face Growth Barriers Competition

European Ecommerce Firms Face Growth Barriers Competition

This article analyzes the challenges faced by cross-border e-commerce in emerging markets. It highlights that while the European market has high barriers to entry, it effectively filters out low-price competition, preserving growth potential for high-quality sellers. The elimination of VAT exemptions for small parcels favors overseas warehouse models. With the European e-commerce sector recovering and showing significant potential, the article advises sellers to diversify channels, cultivate the European market deeply, and achieve sustainable growth. This strategic approach allows for navigating complexities and capitalizing on the region's evolving landscape.

Uschina Talks Reduce Tiktok Risks Boost Crossborder Ecommerce

Uschina Talks Reduce Tiktok Risks Boost Crossborder Ecommerce

The China-US talks reached a consensus on the TikTok issue, reducing policy risks for cross-border e-commerce sellers and creating a more stable environment for their business development on the TikTok platform. Sellers can seize this opportunity to strengthen their strategies and leverage tools like E-Cang ERP to improve operational efficiency and capture growth opportunities. This agreement provides more certainty and encourages investment in the TikTok e-commerce ecosystem for businesses operating between China and the US.

Uschina Trade Eases Boosting Crossborder Ecommerce

Uschina Trade Eases Boosting Crossborder Ecommerce

Easing US-China trade relations, with the US suspending Section 301 investigations against China for a year, presents opportunities for cross-border e-commerce. Businesses should seize this window, diversify their strategies, optimize supply chains, and refine operations. Leveraging cross-border e-commerce ERP systems is crucial for improving management and navigating future market uncertainties. This period allows companies to strengthen their positions and prepare for potential challenges in the evolving global trade landscape.

Eus Digital Services Act Imposes Stricter Ad Rules on Tech Giants

Eus Digital Services Act Imposes Stricter Ad Rules on Tech Giants

The EU's Digital Services Act (DSA) aims to regulate online content moderation by large tech companies and promote fair competition. This legislation significantly impacts the advertising strategies of giants like Amazon, Google, and Meta, particularly in protecting vulnerable groups. Implementation of the DSA will increase compliance costs for tech companies, potentially limit their innovation, and reshape the relationship between users and platforms. It may set a new global standard for digital regulation, forcing companies to be more transparent and accountable for the content they host and the advertising they display.

New Protocol Standardizes Arcade Game Card Readers

New Protocol Standardizes Arcade Game Card Readers

The Guangzhou Panyu Animation & Game Industry Association has released the 'Communication Specification for Card Readers in Commercial Amusement Game Machines'. This standard aims to address issues such as poor device compatibility and difficulties in data exchange within the industry. By promoting openness and accelerating intelligent upgrades, the specification seeks to facilitate the industry's transition from a closed ecosystem to a more open one. Ultimately, this initiative contributes to the standardization, normalization, and high-quality development of the amusement game machine sector.

Hans Laser Subsidiary Profits Soar on AI PCB Demand

Hans Laser Subsidiary Profits Soar on AI PCB Demand

Han's Laser's subsidiary, Han's CNC, forecasts a substantial net profit surge of 160.64% to 193.84% in 2025, driven by the booming demand for PCB equipment fueled by AI computing infrastructure development. The company's increased proportion of high-value products enhances profitability, with clear downstream capacity expansion plans indicating a peak delivery period in 2026. Furthermore, technological advancements are creating new demand for high-end equipment, with core products being purchased in bulk by leading companies. The A+H listing process is also progressing steadily.

Charles River Labs Buys KF Cambodia to Bolster Supply Chain

Charles River Labs Buys KF Cambodia to Bolster Supply Chain

Charles River Laboratories is acquiring K.F. (Cambodia) Ltd, a Cambodian supplier, for $510 million. This acquisition aims to strengthen control over the non-human primate supply chain, reduce operational costs, and effectively mitigate potential risks related to biosecurity and legal compliance. The transaction is expected to close in early 2026. The acquisition demonstrates Charles River's commitment to securing its supply chain and mitigating risks associated with sourcing non-human primates, which are crucial for preclinical research and drug development.