Temu Expands UK Ecommerce Access for Solo Sellers

Temu Expands UK Ecommerce Access for Solo Sellers

Temu simplifies e-commerce operations in the UK, empowering individual sellers to easily manage stores and achieve growth. The platform's algorithm prioritizes products, rewarding quality goods, reasonable pricing, fast shipping, and good service with increased visibility. This article details the practical steps for individual sellers to join and operate on Temu, highlighting key risks and considerations. It serves as a valuable guide for individual sellers looking to enter the UK e-commerce market, providing practical insights and operational guidance to navigate the platform effectively.

01/29/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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MIQ Logistics Acquires TLC to Strengthen European Retail Supply Chains

MIQ Logistics Acquires TLC to Strengthen European Retail Supply Chains

MIQ Logistics has significantly enhanced its retail supply chain capabilities in the UK and Europe through the acquisition of TLC Ltd. This acquisition not only expands MIQ's warehousing and distribution network but, more importantly, elevates its specialized service level in the high-end fashion sector. This allows MIQ to offer more comprehensive end-to-end solutions for retail clients, solidifying its strategic position in the European market. The move strengthens MIQ's ability to provide tailored logistics solutions, particularly for businesses requiring specialized handling and distribution.

01/29/2026 Logistics
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Private Vs Dedicated Fleets Choosing the Right Logistics Model

Private Vs Dedicated Fleets Choosing the Right Logistics Model

When choosing a logistics transportation model, companies must weigh the pros and cons of in-house fleets versus dedicated fleets. In-house fleets offer control and brand impact, but at a higher cost. Dedicated fleets reduce upfront investment and operational risk, but long-term expenses may be higher. Companies should consider their core competencies, cost considerations, and service requirements to select the most suitable logistics model, ultimately improving operational efficiency and market competitiveness. This decision is crucial for optimizing supply chain performance and achieving strategic business goals.

01/29/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Lasership and Ontrac Merge to Expand US Ecommerce Delivery

Lasership and Ontrac Merge to Expand US Ecommerce Delivery

LaserShip and OnTrac have launched an intercontinental shipping service, connecting the East and West Coasts. This initiative aims to provide retailers with a faster, more reliable, and cost-effective e-commerce logistics solution. The move seeks to disrupt market dominance, reduce shipping costs, improve delivery efficiency, and foster continued innovation and development within the e-commerce logistics industry. By bridging the gap between coasts, LaserShip and OnTrac aim to offer a competitive alternative and enhance the overall shipping experience for both retailers and consumers.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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Yellow Corps Bankruptcy Shakes US LTL Freight Market

Yellow Corps Bankruptcy Shakes US LTL Freight Market

The bankruptcy of Yellow Corporation, a century-old trucking company, signifies a reshaping of the LTL market landscape. Mismanagement, debt burden, and labor union conflicts are the primary causes. Freight rates are expected to rise, competition will intensify, and companies like Old Dominion are poised to benefit, while customers relying on low prices will be negatively impacted. Market concentration is likely to increase, and service quality and technological innovation will accelerate. The collapse of Yellow creates both opportunities and challenges within the evolving logistics sector.

01/28/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Trucking Industry Faces Severe Driver Turnover Crisis

US Trucking Industry Faces Severe Driver Turnover Crisis

The US trucking industry grapples with a high driver turnover rate, consistently exceeding 100% annually. This is driven by a complex mix of factors, including labor market competition, demanding work conditions, and regulatory constraints. High turnover leads to increased operational costs and decreased service quality. Comprehensive measures are needed to alleviate the driver shortage and ensure the industry's development. These include improving compensation, enhancing work environments, strengthening training programs, and optimizing policies. Drawing on international best practices is also crucial to address this challenge.

01/28/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Consumer Goods Firms Boost Profitability with Optimized SOP

Consumer Goods Firms Boost Profitability with Optimized SOP

The consumer goods and retail industry faces a rapidly changing market environment, making optimized Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP) crucial. This paper delves into the core role, key elements, and optimization strategies of S&OP within the industry, emphasizing the importance of cross-departmental collaboration, technology application, and scenario planning. By implementing efficient S&OP processes, companies can enhance market responsiveness, optimize resource allocation, and ultimately improve profitability. Effective S&OP enables better alignment between supply and demand, leading to improved service levels and reduced costs.

01/28/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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EU Demands UPS Concessions in 67B TNT Deal Over Antitrust Concerns

EU Demands UPS Concessions in 67B TNT Deal Over Antitrust Concerns

UPS's $6.7 billion acquisition of TNT faced scrutiny from the European Union's antitrust regulators, potentially requiring significant concessions to alleviate competition concerns. The European Commission worried the deal would create a market monopoly, and UPS actively sought remedies. Historical precedents show similar mergers face considerable challenges, but UPS is determined to overcome these hurdles, achieve synergies, and reshape the express delivery market in Europe and globally. The EU's concerns centered on potential price increases and reduced service quality for customers in the European Economic Area.

01/26/2026 Logistics
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EU Antitrust Review Threatens UPSTNT Merger

EU Antitrust Review Threatens UPSTNT Merger

The EU reviewed UPS's acquisition of TNT, expressing concerns about potential monopolies. Both companies argued that competition would persist and the merger would benefit Europe. However, the merger could significantly alter the landscape of global logistics competition. The European Commission scrutinized the deal to ensure fair competition and prevent consumer harm. The potential impact on pricing, service quality, and innovation were key considerations during the review process. Ultimately, the EU's decision aimed to safeguard the interests of businesses and consumers within the European market.

01/26/2026 Logistics
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Eus New GPSR Rules Require Authorized Representatives

Eus New GPSR Rules Require Authorized Representatives

With the mandatory implementation of the EU's General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) and the increasing stringency of e-commerce platforms' requirements for EU Representatives (EU Reps), cross-border e-commerce sellers must prioritize compliance. This article provides a detailed interpretation of the EU Rep system, GPSR regulations, the relationship between CE certification and EU Reps, and how to choose a compliant EU Rep service provider. It aims to help sellers better understand EU regulations, ensure compliant operations, and gain a competitive edge in the market.

01/26/2026 Customs Knowledge
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