Amazon FBM Dropshipping Risks and Rewards for Ecommerce Sellers

Amazon FBM Dropshipping Risks and Rewards for Ecommerce Sellers

Amazon's FBM dropshipping model attracts attention due to its low barrier to entry and lack of inventory requirements. However, it also carries risks like infringement, quality issues, and logistical challenges. This article delves into the operational mechanisms and potential pitfalls of this model, offering strategies to mitigate these risks. The aim is to help sellers rationally assess its feasibility and avoid blindly entering the market. It provides insights into navigating the complexities and making informed decisions regarding FBM dropshipping on Amazon.

Tiktok Partners With Talkshoplive to Expand US Live Shopping

Tiktok Partners With Talkshoplive to Expand US Live Shopping

TikTok is planning to re-enter the North American live shopping market through a partnership with TalkShopLive. Despite facing significant challenges, TikTok remains optimistic about the potential of live commerce. This move signifies TikTok's continued interest in leveraging the power of live streaming for e-commerce, even after previous attempts faced obstacles. The collaboration with TalkShopLive aims to provide a more seamless and engaging shopping experience for users in North America, potentially unlocking new revenue streams for both platforms.

WCO Introduces Elearning to Simplify Global Customs Procedures

WCO Introduces Elearning to Simplify Global Customs Procedures

The World Customs Organization (WCO) has launched a new e-learning course on Single Window, designed to equip customs officials and trade practitioners with the knowledge and skills needed for a Single Window environment. The course covers concepts, benefits, implementation methods, technical components, risk management, data security, business models, performance management, and public-private partnerships. Available for free on the WCO CLiKC! platform, the course aims to facilitate global trade.

Lazada Expands Into Europe Amid Ecommerce Competition

Lazada Expands Into Europe Amid Ecommerce Competition

Reuters reports that Lazada plans to enter the European market, led by Thai CEO James Dong, targeting local suppliers to differentiate itself from AliExpress. This move is seen as part of Alibaba's strategy to seek overseas growth. Shopee previously faced setbacks in Europe, and ByteDance also faces challenges. Whether Lazada can succeed remains to be seen. The focus on local suppliers could be a key differentiator in a competitive market, but the success of this strategy depends on various factors, including logistics, marketing, and consumer adoption.

Alibabas Lazada Expands to Europe Rivaling Amazon

Alibabas Lazada Expands to Europe Rivaling Amazon

Alibaba's Lazada is actively entering the European e-commerce market, aiming to expand its overseas business and challenge giants like Amazon. Through localized operations, strengthening logistics hubs, and adjusting organizational structure, Lazada hopes to gain a foothold in the competitive European market. It will also collaborate with AliExpress to inject new momentum into Alibaba's performance growth. This move may trigger a new round of reshuffling in the European e-commerce landscape.

Jiecheng Xing Assesses South China Ecommerce Logistics Reliability

Jiecheng Xing Assesses South China Ecommerce Logistics Reliability

This article analyzes Jiechengxing International Logistics' operational model, service capabilities, and reliability from a data analyst's perspective. The evaluation reveals Jiechengxing's strong performance in the South China market, good timeliness on dedicated lines to Europe, America, and Southeast Asia, and excellent customer reputation. However, there's room for improvement in global network coverage and peak season timeliness stability. For companies focused on the South China market or requiring intelligent logistics services, Jiechengxing is a reliable option.

01/07/2026 Logistics
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Central America Customs Modernized Under Global Trade Initiative

Central America Customs Modernized Under Global Trade Initiative

The WCO and SECO's GTFP project assists Central American countries in implementing the Revised Kyoto Convention (RKC), simplifying customs procedures, and promoting trade facilitation and economic growth. The project aims to streamline border processes, reduce transaction costs, and enhance the predictability and transparency of customs operations. By adopting the RKC standards, these countries can improve their competitiveness in the global market and attract foreign investment. This initiative contributes to regional integration and sustainable development by fostering a more efficient and effective trading environment.

WCO Tool Aids Jordan Customs in Modernization Efforts

WCO Tool Aids Jordan Customs in Modernization Efforts

At the invitation of Jordan Customs, the WCO utilized the Japan Fund to pilot a new risk management tool. The initiative aimed to assess Jordan Customs' capabilities in risk management, provide recommendations for improvement, and ultimately contribute to the modernization of Jordan Customs. This pilot project focused on leveraging WCO tools and best practices to enhance risk assessment and mitigation strategies within Jordanian customs operations. The goal was to strengthen border security and facilitate legitimate trade through improved risk management practices.

WCO Releases Handbook for Customs Performance Excellence

WCO Releases Handbook for Customs Performance Excellence

The WCO has released a Customs Performance Assessment Handbook, providing tools such as assessment guidelines, KPI selection, and data management. It aims to improve the operational efficiency and service levels of customs administrations. The handbook offers a framework for measuring and enhancing performance across various customs functions, ultimately contributing to more effective border management and trade facilitation. It serves as a valuable resource for customs agencies seeking to optimize their processes and achieve strategic goals related to revenue collection, security, and compliance.

El Salvador Joins Revised Kyoto Convention Boosting Global Trade

El Salvador Joins Revised Kyoto Convention Boosting Global Trade

The 32nd Session of the Revised Kyoto Convention (RKC) Management Committee concluded successfully, with El Salvador joining, bringing the number of contracting parties to 135. The meeting finalized the review of updated guidelines for both general and specific annexes, covering key areas such as customs security, advance rulings, and coordinated border management. Moving forward, the RKC will continue to be updated, contributing to global trade facilitation. The updates aim to streamline customs procedures and enhance security measures for international trade.