Purple Bird and Bit Browsers Boost Crossborder Ecommerce Security

Purple Bird and Bit Browsers Boost Crossborder Ecommerce Security

This article provides an in-depth review of two fingerprint browsers, Ziniu and Bitbrowser, comparing their key features such as security, compatibility, performance, and pricing. The aim is to help cross-border e-commerce users select the most suitable fingerprint browser for their specific needs, reduce the risk of account association, and ensure stable business growth. The comparison highlights the strengths and weaknesses of each browser, enabling informed decision-making for effective account management and enhanced security in the competitive e-commerce landscape.

Ihealth Wins Major US Contracts During COVID19 Testing Surge

Ihealth Wins Major US Contracts During COVID19 Testing Surge

Andon Health experienced a sales surge during Black Friday with its iHealth test kits and secured a 1.367 billion RMB order from the US government. Its success is attributed to cultivating the local market, capitalizing on the pandemic, compliant operations, and brand building. Andon Health's experience offers valuable lessons for cross-border e-commerce sellers. Key takeaways include product selection, localization, compliance, branding, and seizing opportunities. By focusing on these areas, other businesses can potentially replicate similar success in the global market.

Pingpong Helps Amazon Sellers Expand in Belgium for Q4

Pingpong Helps Amazon Sellers Expand in Belgium for Q4

Amazon Belgium is live, and PingPong has launched its payment service to help sellers tap into the European market. This article analyzes the potential of the Belgian market, highlights the advantages of PingPong's payment solution, and provides key operational points and logistics solutions for Amazon Belgium. It advises sellers to seize the opportunity of the Q4 peak season. PingPong's service aims to simplify cross-border transactions and empower sellers to efficiently manage their finances while expanding into this promising new European marketplace.

Matson Maintains Stable Chinaus Shipping Amid Trade Tensions

Matson Maintains Stable Chinaus Shipping Amid Trade Tensions

This article compiles the Matson Navigation CLX and MAX service schedules from January to June 2025. It details the vessel names and voyages departing from Ningbo and Shanghai Waigaoqiao, arriving at Long Beach, USA, for each month. Given the complex and volatile global trade landscape, the stability of Matson's schedules is valuable for cross-border e-commerce. The article also includes information about service suspensions by other shipping companies in April due to tariff impacts, providing additional context for readers.

05/31/2025 Logistics
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New Sellers Guide to Launching and Scaling an Ebay Business

New Sellers Guide to Launching and Scaling an Ebay Business

This report details the process of opening a store on eBay, covering account registration, product listing, and order fulfillment. It provides practical advice for new sellers on product selection, pricing, and logistics to help them quickly get started and tap into the cross-border e-commerce market. The guide offers a comprehensive overview of the key steps involved in establishing an eBay presence and successfully managing a business on the platform, aiming to empower sellers with the knowledge and tools needed for success.

Ebay Sellers Key Strategies to Secure Your First Sale

Ebay Sellers Key Strategies to Secure Your First Sale

New eBay sellers are often concerned about the time it takes to make their first sale. This article analyzes the factors influencing sales speed and provides quick strategies for product selection, shipping, pricing, and listing optimization. The aim is to help new sellers achieve sales quickly and overcome the challenge of zero sales. It offers practical advice to accelerate the process and improve the chances of success on the eBay platform for those just starting out in cross-border e-commerce.

01/05/2026 Logistics
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Armenia Modernizes Customs with WCO Support to Boost Trade

Armenia Modernizes Customs with WCO Support to Boost Trade

The World Customs Organization (WCO) is assisting Armenia in developing a Mercator Implementation Plan. This plan aims to comprehensively improve customs clearance efficiency and trade facilitation in Armenia by optimizing key areas such as advance rulings, risk management, and the single window system. The initiative is expected to inject new vitality into Armenia's economic development by streamlining trade processes and reducing associated costs. The focus is on modernizing customs procedures to align with international best practices and facilitate smoother cross-border trade.

Wcos CEN Precertification Enhances Global Trade Security

Wcos CEN Precertification Enhances Global Trade Security

The World Customs Organization (WCO) successfully held its first CEN (Customs Enforcement Network) Application Technology and Operational Advisor Pre-certification Workshop in Xiamen. The workshop aimed to cultivate a group of experts proficient in CEN applications, enhance global customs enforcement capabilities, combat cross-border crime, and safeguard trade security. Customs elites from various countries participated in the workshop. Upon certification, they will join the WCO expert pool, providing technical assistance to member countries in need. This initiative strengthens international cooperation in customs enforcement.

Lowes Supply Chief Shares Retail Optimization Strategies

Lowes Supply Chief Shares Retail Optimization Strategies

Lowe's SVP of Supply Chain Execution, Margi Vagell, shares five key insights for optimizing retail supply chains: prioritize people to serve the “dual customer,” continuously optimize the network, balance diverse customer needs, standardize processes for automation, and build cross-functional relationships. These insights offer a practical guide for retailers seeking to build exceptional supply chains. Vagell emphasizes the importance of understanding both the end consumer and the internal teams involved in delivering products, highlighting a people-centric approach to supply chain excellence.

New IATA Course Aims to Boost Airline Customer Service

New IATA Course Aims to Boost Airline Customer Service

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) offers the 'Airline Customer Service' course to enhance the service skills of frontline customer service staff, addressing industry changes driven by the internet and social media. The course covers communication skills, cross-cultural awareness, and stress management. Through online self-study and examinations, participants can earn an IATA certificate, ultimately improving the customer service level of airlines. This program equips professionals with the necessary tools to excel in today's dynamic aviation landscape and provide exceptional customer experiences.

01/08/2026 Airlines
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