Tiktok Shop Adopts Localized US Strategy to Rival Ecommerce Giants

Tiktok Shop Adopts Localized US Strategy to Rival Ecommerce Giants

TikTok Shop is launching in the US, initially focusing on local merchants and adopting a cautious localization strategy. Learning from the UK market, TikTok is taking a prudent approach in the US, prioritizing merchants with US-based inventory and building logistics fulfillment centers. TikTok's entry will accelerate changes in the US e-commerce market, but whether it can successfully break through remains to be seen. The focus on US-based inventory and fulfillment aims to avoid the issues experienced in the UK market.

01/06/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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New Sellers Guide to Douyin Shop in Chinas Ecommerce Market

New Sellers Guide to Douyin Shop in Chinas Ecommerce Market

This article provides a comprehensive operational guide for novice merchants on TikTok Shop, covering key aspects such as product selection, influencer collaboration, content optimization, data analysis, and customer service. By mastering these strategies, you can stand out in the TikTok e-commerce wave and tap into a new blue ocean market. Learn how to effectively manage your shop, attract customers, and convert traffic into sales. This guide offers practical tips and actionable advice to help you succeed in the competitive TikTok marketplace.

01/06/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Orient Selection Faces Backlash Over 6 Corn in Livestreaming Ecommerce

Orient Selection Faces Backlash Over 6 Corn in Livestreaming Ecommerce

The controversy surrounding Dongfang Zhenxuan's 6-yuan corn sparks deep reflection on agricultural product livestream e-commerce. This article deconstructs the cost of fresh sweet corn and explores the balance between farmer assistance and commercial viability. It calls for industry transparency, quality assurance, reasonable pricing, and improved after-sales service to jointly promote the healthy development of agricultural e-commerce and achieve the goal of assisting and revitalizing agriculture. The industry needs to address these issues for sustainable growth and consumer trust.

01/06/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Alibabas Cainiao DHL Partner to Expand in Polands Ecommerce Market

Alibabas Cainiao DHL Partner to Expand in Polands Ecommerce Market

Cainiao and DHL are partnering to tap into the vast potential of the Polish e-commerce market, planning to invest in building the largest self-pickup network in the country. This move will reshape Poland's logistics landscape and support AliExpress's strategic upgrade in the European market. The Polish e-commerce market is growing rapidly, with consumers favoring self-pickup lockers. Cainiao's deep layout has already helped AliExpress gain a leading position locally. This collaboration is a crucial step in Alibaba's globalization strategy and may help AliExpress unlock the entire European market.

01/05/2026 Logistics
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UPS and USPS Consider New Delivery Partnership As Ecommerce Grows

UPS and USPS Consider New Delivery Partnership As Ecommerce Grows

UPS is in discussions with USPS to revamp their Ground Saver service partnership, aiming to reduce costs and expand coverage. This move stems from increased cost pressures on UPS after taking over delivery responsibilities and the USPS's new leadership seeking to optimize capacity. If the collaboration succeeds, Ground Saver could potentially extend to PO Boxes and locations like Alaska and Hawaii, offering merchants a more competitive logistics solution. The renewed partnership focuses on leveraging each other's strengths for mutual benefit and improved service offerings.

01/08/2026 Logistics
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UPS Buys Happy Returns for 13B to Boost Ecommerce Dominance

UPS Buys Happy Returns for 13B to Boost Ecommerce Dominance

UPS will acquire Happy Returns to integrate return services and reduce costs for retailers. Happy Returns' network of Return Bars significantly lowers return shipping expenses. This acquisition strengthens UPS's reverse logistics capabilities, offering retailers a more streamlined and cost-effective solution for managing e-commerce returns. By leveraging Happy Returns' existing infrastructure, UPS aims to improve the overall returns experience for both retailers and consumers, further solidifying its position in the competitive logistics market. The move is expected to benefit businesses by simplifying the often complex and expensive process of handling returned goods.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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Cold Chain Storage Demand Rises with Fresh Food Ecommerce Growth

Cold Chain Storage Demand Rises with Fresh Food Ecommerce Growth

A CBRE report reveals that the explosive growth of fresh produce e-commerce is driving significant demand for cold chain warehousing. This sector faces challenges like high costs, long construction periods, and strict temperature control. Future trends include speculative development, expansion into lower-tier cities, and automation upgrades. To capitalize on this trillion-dollar market, stakeholders must embrace technological innovation, focus on lower-tier markets, and strengthen collaboration. Seizing these opportunities will be key to success in the evolving cold chain warehousing landscape.

01/28/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Industrial Real Estate Surges on Ecommerce Demand in Q3

US Industrial Real Estate Surges on Ecommerce Demand in Q3

A JLL report reveals a boom in the US industrial real estate leasing market in Q3, driven by e-commerce and logistics. Leasing volume, new supply, pre-leasing rates, and rents all reached record highs. The pandemic accelerated e-commerce penetration, increasing demand for last-mile delivery. The market is expected to continue to thrive in 2021. Companies should seize opportunities and strategically position themselves. Investors should pay close attention to market dynamics to achieve long-term returns.

01/29/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Ecommerce Sellers Opt for FBA Ocean Freight Over Traditional Shipping

Ecommerce Sellers Opt for FBA Ocean Freight Over Traditional Shipping

This article analyzes the differences between FBA ocean freight and regular ocean freight from a data analyst's perspective, focusing on service targets, processes, cargo requirements, costs, and timelines. FBA ocean freight is specifically designed for Amazon sellers, emphasizing compliant warehousing. Regular ocean freight offers more flexibility, suitable for non-e-commerce or specialized cargo. Sellers should make informed decisions based on their specific needs and operational strategies. The key differences lie in the specialized requirements of FBA versus the general applicability of regular ocean freight.

01/26/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
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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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