Amazon Suspends Thirdparty Parcel Deliveries Amid Ecommerce Boom

Amazon Suspends Thirdparty Parcel Deliveries Amid Ecommerce Boom

Amazon plans to suspend its non-owned package delivery service to cope with a surge in orders for its own business during the pandemic. Experts believe this move is a strategic adjustment for Amazon to concentrate resources and address its own growth challenges. This decision may have a long-term impact on the competitive landscape of the logistics industry, potentially reshaping how Amazon and other players approach fulfillment and delivery strategies in the future.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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Amazon UK Sellers Face FHDDS Rules Without VAT

Amazon UK Sellers Face FHDDS Rules Without VAT

With the impending implementation of new FHDDS compliance regulations on Amazon UK, this document addresses solutions for sellers without a VAT number. It proposes leveraging third-party VAT numbers and registering a temporary EORI number. Additionally, it introduces auxiliary services to enhance company authenticity. The aim is to assist sellers in achieving seamless compliance and ensuring the smooth operation of their business on Amazon UK, mitigating potential disruptions caused by the new regulations.

01/21/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Titanium Mobile Boosts Chinese Firms Global Expansion Digitally

Titanium Mobile Boosts Chinese Firms Global Expansion Digitally

Titan Technology is a leading digital service provider for global enterprise growth. Through its full-chain "Cloud + Intelligence" solutions, it offers Chinese companies one-stop digital growth operation tools and services, helping them successfully expand into overseas markets. Its SaaS management tools, business intelligence, and AI technologies help companies optimize advertising, improve operational efficiency, and reduce operating costs. To date, Titan Technology has assisted over 80,000 Chinese companies in achieving successful overseas expansion.

01/21/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazon US Sellers Gain New Account Setup Guide

Amazon US Sellers Gain New Account Setup Guide

This article provides a comprehensive guide to quickly opening an Amazon seller account in the US market. It covers key aspects such as choosing the right account type, registration process, store information, shipping options, and operational considerations. The aim is to help sellers efficiently enter the US market and capitalize on cross-border e-commerce opportunities. It offers practical advice and insights to navigate the initial setup and launch your business on Amazon.com.

02/12/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
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UK and China Strengthen Trade Relations with New Agreements

UK and China Strengthen Trade Relations with New Agreements

The UK and China signed a memorandum on "Exporting to China," making the UK the first country to establish a trade facilitation mechanism. Both sides initiated research on a service trade agreement, deepening cooperation in creative industries and financial services. Strengthening the function of the China-UK Joint Economic and Trade Commission enhances government-business collaboration efficiency, providing stronger support for companies from both countries. This aims to further boost bilateral trade and investment ties.

02/12/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Amazon to Phase Out Shared Inventory for Sellers by 2026

Amazon to Phase Out Shared Inventory for Sellers by 2026

Amazon will officially terminate the 'Shared Inventory' feature on March 31, 2026, implementing a new principle of 'whoever's goods, whoever's responsible.' Brand sellers can directly use manufacturer barcodes for inbound shipments, while resellers/piggybackers must affix FNSKU labels. Amazon will discontinue FBA preparation and labeling services, promoting brand development and standardization for sellers. Sellers need to re-evaluate their business models and establish or optimize labeling and packaging processes to gain a competitive advantage.

02/12/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Linkedin Boosts Customer Acquisition for Global Trade Firms

Linkedin Boosts Customer Acquisition for Global Trade Firms

LinkedIn is a crucial channel for foreign trade companies to expand their customer base. This article details how to efficiently acquire customers using LinkedIn to boost business development, focusing on five key aspects: building connections, precisely targeting customers, content marketing, leveraging groups, and recruiting talent. It provides practical strategies for foreign trade businesses to maximize their LinkedIn presence and generate valuable leads, ultimately contributing to growth and success in the global market.

02/12/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Shenzhen Expands Dutyfree Ecommerce Access

Shenzhen Expands Dutyfree Ecommerce Access

Shenzhen's cross-border e-commerce online comprehensive service platform has upgraded its "Tax Exemption Without Invoice" registration module, enabling a fully electronic process. Companies can schedule registrations in advance with clear operational guidelines. This initiative aims to optimize the business environment, support the development of cross-border e-commerce, and help companies easily benefit from policy dividends. The upgrade streamlines the process and improves accessibility for businesses seeking tax exemptions, fostering growth within the sector.

02/12/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Indian Fintech Signzy Raises 26M for Nocode Expansion

Indian Fintech Signzy Raises 26M for Nocode Expansion

Indian FinTech company Signzy has secured $26 million in funding to accelerate the development and application of its no-code platform. The platform aims to help banks and financial institutions rapidly achieve digital transformation, improve efficiency, and enhance user experience. Signzy's technological innovation and business expansion give it a significant advantage in the FinTech sector. The funding will further support the company's efforts to streamline processes and offer more agile solutions for the financial industry.

02/12/2026 International Settlement
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China Boosts Crossborder Ecommerce Amid Trade Pressures

China Boosts Crossborder Ecommerce Amid Trade Pressures

The Ministry of Commerce, in conjunction with China Export & Credit Insurance Corporation (SINOSURE), issued a notice to increase support for foreign trade enterprises, especially new business forms like cross-border e-commerce. This support includes policy measures, data connection, and information sharing, aiming to help companies maintain stable development and cope with challenges such as the unstable global economic recovery. The goal is to ensure that foreign trade operates within a reasonable range.

02/12/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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