Amazon Sellers Face Stricter Variation Policy Compliance

Amazon Sellers Face Stricter Variation Policy Compliance

Amazon is strictly investigating variation violations. Sellers need to understand the three key rules of variation compliance to avoid misuse, non-compliant merging, and repeated splitting of variations. Upon receiving a warning email, carefully study it, conduct self-inspection and correction, and immediately rectify the issues. Then, write a clear and specific Plan of Action (POA) for the appeal. Account health is the cornerstone of operation. Timely handling of violations is crucial for maintaining a healthy account and ensuring continued selling privileges on the platform.

01/19/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Cape Verde WCO Launch Trade Efficiency Study

Cape Verde WCO Launch Trade Efficiency Study

With support from the WCO-WACAM project, Cape Verde Customs is preparing its first Time Release Study (TRS) to identify bottlenecks, optimize customs procedures, and enhance trade competitiveness. Through WCO expert workshops and public-private partnership action plans, Cape Verde aims to fulfill the Trade Facilitation Agreement, establishing an efficient and transparent customs system to promote economic development. The TRS will provide valuable data for informed decision-making and targeted reforms, ultimately streamlining the flow of goods and boosting Cape Verde's participation in global trade.

01/20/2026 Customs Knowledge
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WCO Aids Gabon in Curbing Illegal Wildlife Trade

WCO Aids Gabon in Curbing Illegal Wildlife Trade

The World Customs Organization (WCO) held a CITES-Framework Action Plan training in Gabon, aimed at enhancing the capacity of African customs officers to combat illegal wildlife trade. Hosted by the Gabonese Customs Administration, the training involved representatives from multiple countries, focusing on discussing challenges and sharing experiences. The U.S. Department of State funded the training. The WCO-INAMA project is dedicated to protecting Africa's biodiversity through training and cooperation. This initiative underscores the importance of international collaboration in tackling wildlife crime and strengthening customs enforcement efforts.

01/22/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Global Trade Opens Path to Financial Freedom for Individuals

Global Trade Opens Path to Financial Freedom for Individuals

This article explores how ordinary individuals can achieve financial freedom through foreign trade. Foreign trade offers advantages like low barriers to entry, high profit margins, and a vast market. Individuals can enter the field through SOHO models, platform selling/self-owned brands, or collaborations with factories. Key success factors include product selection, customer acquisition, and effective price negotiation. The article also provides a startup budget and a three-year development plan, encouraging readers to take action and seize the opportunities presented by foreign trade.

01/23/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Hurricane Season Supply Chain Resilience Tips from ALAN

Hurricane Season Supply Chain Resilience Tips from ALAN

In response to Hurricane Helene, ALAN (American Logistics Aid Network) has released five key action guidelines for logistics companies and professionals to prepare. These guidelines cover personal safety, information access, needs response, resource allocation, and operational protocols. The aim is to improve response efficiency, mitigate potential risks, and ensure supply chain stability. ALAN emphasizes the importance of preparedness and proactive measures to navigate the challenges posed by the hurricane. They also appeal for donations to support relief efforts and aid those affected by the storm.

01/01/2026 Logistics
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Hurricane Idalia Spurs Business Disaster Preparedness Plans

Hurricane Idalia Spurs Business Disaster Preparedness Plans

As Hurricane Idalia approaches, ALAN provides five key action guidelines for businesses to prevent and mitigate losses, emphasizing safety first, information-driven decisions, proactive response, preparedness, and rational assistance. From a data analyst perspective, it suggests strategies like risk assessment and supply chain resilience analysis. ALAN serves as a disaster relief information hub and coordination platform, helping businesses navigate the storm's challenges, protect employee safety, and minimize damages. It highlights the importance of data-driven insights and proactive planning in building resilience against such events.

01/01/2026 Logistics
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Tanker Truck Driver Shortage Risks Summer Fuel Supply

Tanker Truck Driver Shortage Risks Summer Fuel Supply

A growing shortage of tanker truck drivers threatens to cause fuel shortages this summer, potentially impacting public transportation and economic activity. This article analyzes the reasons behind the driver shortage and calls for collaborative efforts to address the issue and avert a potential fuel supply crisis. The lack of drivers could disrupt fuel distribution networks, leading to limited availability at gas stations and increased prices. Urgent action is needed to recruit and retain qualified drivers to ensure a stable fuel supply throughout the summer months.

01/21/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Climate Risks Threaten 120B in Supply Chains Business Strategies

Climate Risks Threaten 120B in Supply Chains Business Strategies

A CDP report predicts that environmental risks within supply chains could cost businesses up to $120 billion over the next five years. The report highlights that buyers are increasingly urging suppliers to take action to reduce emissions and shares best practices from leading companies in building sustainable supply chains. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are playing an increasingly vital role in sustainability. Companies should proactively address climate challenges and build a sustainable future by engaging their suppliers and implementing responsible environmental practices throughout their value chains.

01/29/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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California Port Truck Drivers Accuse NFI Subsidiary of Labor Violations

California Port Truck Drivers Accuse NFI Subsidiary of Labor Violations

A class-action lawsuit has been filed against California Cartage Express by port truck drivers in Los Angeles, alleging systemic labor rights violations. The lawsuit accuses the company of misclassifying employees as independent contractors and withholding wages. California Cartage Express has a history of labor-related lawsuits and penalties. Government intervention and a finding of violations could reshape employment practices across the port trucking industry. The outcome of this case could have significant implications for worker rights and the overall labor model within the sector.

01/29/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Serbia Enhances Trade Via WCO Mercator Program

Serbia Enhances Trade Via WCO Mercator Program

The World Customs Organization (WCO) successfully completed a Mercator Program assessment of Serbian Customs, marking significant progress in trade facilitation for Serbia. The assessment aimed to understand Serbia's current compliance with the WTO's Trade Facilitation Agreement and develop a tailored action plan. The WCO will provide technical assistance through the PMFE to help Serbia improve its trade facilitation level and promote economic growth. This initiative will support Serbia in streamlining customs procedures and reducing trade costs, ultimately boosting its competitiveness in the global market.

01/26/2026 Customs Knowledge
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