Omans Ecommerce Growth Faces Consumer Hurdles

Omans Ecommerce Growth Faces Consumer Hurdles

Oman's e-commerce market shows growth potential but faces challenges in logistics, payment methods, and consumer habits. Reports indicate that young consumers prefer overseas shopping, with social media playing a significant role. Oman Post is actively undergoing transformation, and market competition is moderate. Future growth in Oman's e-commerce sector will be driven by government support and corporate innovation. The challenges need to be addressed to fully unlock the market's potential and cater to the evolving needs and preferences of Omani consumers.

US Office Supplies Demand Rises Amid Backtoschool Hybrid Work

US Office Supplies Demand Rises Amid Backtoschool Hybrid Work

The US office supplies market is experiencing a dual boost from the back-to-school season and the rise of hybrid work in the post-pandemic era. While back-to-school remains a traditional growth driver, hybrid work is creating new demands, particularly in technology. Retailers are employing innovative strategies and product mixes to attract consumers. Although brick-and-mortar retail still dominates, online channels are expected to continue growing in the long term, requiring retailers to actively develop their online presence.

Mongolia Enhances Customs Audits with Wcobacked System

Mongolia Enhances Customs Audits with Wcobacked System

The World Customs Organization (WCO) is assisting Mongolian Customs in building an effective Post Clearance Audit (PCA) system to enhance regulatory efficiency, increase revenue collection, and promote trade facilitation. Through diagnostic missions and workshops, the WCO is tailoring solutions for Mongolian Customs, emphasizing internal process optimization, multi-agency cooperation, and voluntary compliance by businesses. This initiative aims to modernize Mongolian Customs and improve its overall performance in line with international standards, ultimately contributing to a more efficient and transparent trade environment.

Sri Lanka Customs Enhances Efficiency with WCO Audit Program

Sri Lanka Customs Enhances Efficiency with WCO Audit Program

The World Customs Organization (WCO) held a Post Clearance Audit (PCA) workshop in Sri Lanka to enhance the Sri Lankan Customs' PCA capabilities, optimize the trade environment, and increase revenue collection. Through expert guidance and practical exercises, the workshop aimed to help Sri Lankan Customs develop more efficient PCA processes, improve clearance efficiency, enhance corporate compliance awareness, and promote trade development. It focused on building a robust and effective PCA system to ensure accurate revenue collection and streamlined trade procedures.

Guyana Boosts Customs Oversight After WCO Audit Review

Guyana Boosts Customs Oversight After WCO Audit Review

At the request of the Government of Guyana, the World Customs Organization (WCO) conducted a Post Clearance Audit (PCA) diagnostic mission in October 2018. Through consultations with the Guyana Revenue Authority - Customs and Trade Administration and external stakeholders, the WCO aimed to assist the country in establishing a robust PCA system. This initiative seeks to enhance customs control capabilities, promote trade facilitation, and support Guyana's sustainable economic development. The ultimate goal is to improve compliance and efficiency in customs procedures.

US Tariffs Slow Chinas Air Cargo Rebound Top 30 Airports Hit

US Tariffs Slow Chinas Air Cargo Rebound Top 30 Airports Hit

The Top 30 Chinese airports for cargo flights in Week 19 of 2025 reveals a weak post-holiday rebound and the impact of US tariff policies. Shenzhen Bao'an led in growth, while Zhengzhou Xinzheng experienced the largest decline. Hong Kong International and Shanghai Pudong remained in the top two positions, with Beijing Daxing showing significant improvement. Chinese air cargo companies need to proactively address these challenges. Overall cargo volume is not recovering as quickly as hoped and external factors are playing a role.

05/12/2025 Logistics
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Pinduoduo Expands Crossborder Sourcing for Businesses

Pinduoduo Expands Crossborder Sourcing for Businesses

This article details how cross-border e-commerce sellers can efficiently collect Pinduoduo products and list them in their overseas stores using data collection tools like Tongtool Listing. It covers pre-collection preparations, two collection methods, post-collection processing and listing procedures, and the selection and precautions of collection tools. The aim is to help sellers simplify the listing process, expand sourcing channels, and improve operational efficiency. The article provides practical guidance for streamlining product acquisition from Pinduoduo for cross-border sales.

Data Tools Cut Letter of Credit Risks in Ocean Freight

Data Tools Cut Letter of Credit Risks in Ocean Freight

This article, from the perspective of a data analyst, deeply analyzes the risk of refusal associated with Letters of Credit and sea waybills. It provides a set of strategies for pre-emptive prevention, in-process response, and post-event remediation. The emphasis is on using data-driven document compliance models, risk assessments, and loss mitigation plans to help companies avoid refusal risks and protect their economic interests. This data-centric approach aims to minimize financial losses and ensure smoother international trade transactions.

WCO Introduces New Audit Tools to Enhance Trade Facilitation

WCO Introduces New Audit Tools to Enhance Trade Facilitation

The World Customs Organization (WCO) has launched new Post Clearance Audit (PCA) tools to assist member customs administrations in enhancing trade facilitation. Developed through expert group meetings, the WCO created two key tools: the PCA Benefits Visualization Tool and the PCA Technical Reference. These tools are designed to help customs management and frontline auditors better understand and implement PCA effectively. By improving PCA practices, these tools aim to contribute to the healthy development of global trade and streamline customs procedures.

Asias Aviation Recovery Boosts Lowcost Carriers Says Scoot CEO

Asias Aviation Recovery Boosts Lowcost Carriers Says Scoot CEO

OAG On Air interviewed Scoot CEO Campbell Wilson, discussing the challenges of aviation recovery and the opportunities presented by the Asian market. Drawing on his experience, he analyzed how Scoot is responding to market changes through cost control, route optimization, and innovative services to seize the opportunities of Asian recovery and achieve sustainable development. The interview highlights Scoot's strategies for navigating the post-pandemic landscape as a low-cost carrier and its focus on adapting to evolving customer needs and market dynamics.

01/07/2026 Airlines
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