SF International Launches E-commerce Express Service for Russia, Empowering a New Era in Cross-border Logistics

SF International Launches E-commerce Express Service for Russia, Empowering a New Era in Cross-border Logistics

SF International has launched a new e-commerce delivery service to Russia, focusing on door-to-door shipping for packages under 30KG. They promise no price increases during peak seasons and guaranteed delivery times. This service utilizes a route from Changchun to Russia, ensuring delivery to major cities within 5 days, effectively addressing challenges in customs clearance and logistics timeliness, thus enhancing the service experience. SF has also completed a comprehensive service upgrade to ensure customers receive real-time logistics information.

07/21/2025 Logistics
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Ozon Expands in China Targets 100000 Sellers with Shenzhen Office

Ozon Expands in China Targets 100000 Sellers with Shenzhen Office

Russian e-commerce giant OZON has announced the opening of an office in Shenzhen, aiming to attract 100,000 Chinese merchants to its platform. The company plans to increase the transaction volume of Chinese goods tenfold by 2024. OZON will provide more support to Chinese sellers by improving its logistics system and optimizing services, helping them tap into the lucrative Russian e-commerce market. This move signifies OZON's commitment to facilitating cross-border trade and expanding its presence in the Chinese market.

OZON Expands to Central Asia Boosting Ecommerce for Chinese Sellers

OZON Expands to Central Asia Boosting Ecommerce for Chinese Sellers

Russian e-commerce platform OZON has opened new country sites in Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, and Azerbaijan to Chinese merchants, creating new opportunities for cross-border e-commerce. This article analyzes the market characteristics of these three countries and OZON's support policies. It also reminds sellers to pay attention to market research, product selection, logistics, customer service, and compliant operation to help Chinese sellers tap into the Central Asian market. Focus on understanding local demands and adapting strategies for success in these emerging e-commerce landscapes.

12/30/2025 Logistics
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APICS Jdcom Partner to Boost Chinas Ecommerce Supply Chain Talent

APICS Jdcom Partner to Boost Chinas Ecommerce Supply Chain Talent

APICS and JD.com have formed a strategic partnership to establish China's omnichannel supply chain standards and improve e-commerce supply chain performance. APICS will establish a China Enterprise Advisory Committee and collaborate with JD.com to create a Supply Chain Academy. They will jointly design omnichannel benchmarks and provide SCOR-P training to help Chinese companies enhance their supply chain capabilities and seize opportunities in the e-commerce market. This collaboration aims to elevate supply chain management practices and foster talent development within the Chinese e-commerce landscape.

01/29/2026 Logistics
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Mercado Libre Targets Chinese Sellers for Latin America Growth

Mercado Libre Targets Chinese Sellers for Latin America Growth

Mercado Libre will attend the China Cross-border E-commerce Trade Fair in Fuzhou to explore new opportunities in Latin American e-commerce with Chinese sellers. Official recruitment managers will be present to discuss market opportunities, onboarding policies, and product selection strategies. Mercado Libre will also host special forums and presentations to help Chinese companies expand into the Latin American market. This event aims to facilitate connections and provide valuable insights for businesses looking to tap into the growing Latin American e-commerce landscape through Mercado Libre.

Meta Ends Live Shopping in US and Europe Amid Low Engagement

Meta Ends Live Shopping in US and Europe Amid Low Engagement

Following Facebook, Instagram also announced the closure of its live e-commerce feature, marking Meta's complete abandonment of the live e-commerce sector. Although the live e-commerce market in Europe and America continues to grow, it still lags far behind the Chinese market. Meta's failure reflects the unsuitability of the live e-commerce model in the European and American markets, as well as the challenges of corporate strategic adjustments. This highlights the differences in consumer behavior and market dynamics between China and the West in the context of live e-commerce.

Amazon Leads Austrian Ecommerce As Chinese Rivals Gain Ground

Amazon Leads Austrian Ecommerce As Chinese Rivals Gain Ground

The Austrian e-commerce market is highly competitive, with Amazon dominating with over 40% market share. The rise of Chinese e-commerce platforms like Temu and SHEIN is disrupting the traditional landscape. Local Austrian e-commerce companies are actively seeking differentiated development paths. In the future, evolving consumer behavior, technological innovation, sustainable development, and regulatory policies will be key factors influencing market competition.

Chinese Sellers Gain Traction on Walmart Rivaling Amazon

Chinese Sellers Gain Traction on Walmart Rivaling Amazon

The proportion of Chinese sellers on Walmart's e-commerce platform is rapidly increasing, now exceeding half of new sellers. While US sellers still dominate, the rise of Chinese sellers may reshape the competitive landscape between Walmart and Amazon. Walmart is actively pursuing various strategies to catch up with Amazon, but it maintains stricter requirements for seller onboarding. This shift highlights the growing influence of Chinese sellers in the global e-commerce market and the intensifying competition among major platforms.

Chinese Sellers Expand in French Ecommerce Via Cdiscount

Chinese Sellers Expand in French Ecommerce Via Cdiscount

Cdiscount, a leading French e-commerce platform, offers Chinese sellers an excellent opportunity to enter the French market with its massive user base, efficient logistics, and diverse marketing tools. This article provides an in-depth analysis of Cdiscount's advantages, the overview of the French e-commerce market, and the onboarding process. It aims to help Chinese sellers seize opportunities and tap into the French market.

EU Moves to End Tax Exemptions for Small Parcels Targeting Chinese Ecommerce

EU Moves to End Tax Exemptions for Small Parcels Targeting Chinese Ecommerce

The EU has prematurely abolished the VAT exemption for low-value shipments, targeting Chinese e-commerce platforms. Under the new regulations, all parcels entering the EU will be subject to tariffs. Chinese sellers should actively respond by optimizing their supply chains, strategically deploying overseas warehouses, and enhancing product value. This will enable compliant and branded operations to meet the new market challenges. Focusing on compliance and brand building is crucial for Chinese sellers to navigate the evolving EU e-commerce landscape.