Ecommerce Firms Adopt Air Plus for Faster Crossborder Shipping

Ecommerce Firms Adopt Air Plus for Faster Crossborder Shipping

“Air Freight Plus Delivery” is a door-to-door cross-border logistics service integrating air transport, customs clearance, and delivery, providing a worry-free and efficient solution for cross-border e-commerce sellers. It integrates multiple links of traditional air freight, with the logistics provider responsible for the entire process. It offers stable transit times and controllable costs, making it particularly suitable for small, multi-batch shipments. Choosing the right “Air Freight Plus Delivery” service provider can effectively improve logistics efficiency and help cross-border business growth.

Temus Meiou Cloud Warehouse Boosts Crossborder Ecommerce Sellers

Temus Meiou Cloud Warehouse Boosts Crossborder Ecommerce Sellers

Temu has launched a semi-managed mode, offering more flexible options for cross-border e-commerce sellers. The Hugo Cross-border Global Platform Resources Conference brings together numerous platform resources to help sellers expand overseas. Meiou Cloud Warehouse, as a deep partner of Temu, provides comprehensive warehousing and logistics services, assisting sellers in efficiently going global under the semi-managed mode. This collaboration aims to streamline operations and enhance the overall cross-border e-commerce experience for Temu sellers leveraging the new semi-managed fulfillment option.

02/03/2026 Warehousing
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Crossborder Ecommerce Faces Growth Hurdles Funding Gaps

Crossborder Ecommerce Faces Growth Hurdles Funding Gaps

This paper provides an in-depth analysis of the main cross-border e-commerce models, including comprehensive platform, vertical platform, novel model platform, sales-driven third-party platform sellers, product-driven sellers, and cross-border e-commerce service types. It also discusses the funding requirements under different models with practical examples. The article highlights the significant potential of the cross-border e-commerce market, but emphasizes that opportunities and challenges coexist. Choosing the right model and planning finances effectively are crucial for success in this dynamic landscape.

Chinas 530B Crossborder Ecommerce Market Faces Growth and Challenges

Chinas 530B Crossborder Ecommerce Market Faces Growth and Challenges

In the first half of 2017, China's cross-border e-commerce transaction volume reached 3.6 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 30.7%, marking a golden era for export cross-border e-commerce. The report analyzes the import and export structure, model structure, and development trends, highlighting specialized division of labor, emerging market exploration, and brand globalization as key to the future of export e-commerce. Companies need to seize opportunities and meet challenges to succeed in the cross-border e-commerce wave.

Central and South America Expand Airport Networks

Central and South America Expand Airport Networks

This article discusses the major airports in Panama and Peru, including Tocumen International Airport and Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport. It emphasizes the significant role these airports play in facilitating regional and international air transportation.

Mediterraneannorth America Shipping Routes Enhance Speed Connectivity

Mediterraneannorth America Shipping Routes Enhance Speed Connectivity

An international shipping company is upgrading its Mediterranean to North America (MENA) and East Mediterranean (EMA) services. The upgrade includes a new direct call at Salerno, Italy, and expands the port coverage of the EMA service, connecting to more regional markets via Piraeus. This aims to provide more comprehensive, reliable, and efficient transportation solutions to meet the growing needs of customers and reflects new trends in global trade. The enhancements offer improved connectivity and service options for businesses engaged in Mediterranean trade.

11/03/2025 Logistics
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South America Shipping Routes Face Persistent Delays

South America Shipping Routes Face Persistent Delays

Slow transit times for ocean freight on South America routes are due to a combination of factors. These include long geographical distances, multiple transshipment points, low port efficiency, conservative capacity allocation, and geopolitical risks. The unique characteristics of the South America route result in significantly longer transit times compared to routes to North America and Europe. This poses a major challenge to international trade efficiency. Addressing these factors is crucial for improving logistics performance and facilitating smoother trade flows to and from South America.