EUB small parcels are a logistics service designed for lightweight international packages, offering advantages such as low cost, stable delivery times, and transparent tracking. This makes it ideal for small and medium-sized sellers, and it is becoming the preferred logistics solution for cross-border e-commerce.
In cross-border e-commerce, sellers should proactively offer refunds in specific situations to avoid customer dissatisfaction and enhance satisfaction. By appropriately addressing issues related to product quality, logistics, and buyers' special circumstances, sellers can effectively maintain good customer relationships and promote long-term business development.
The 2025 LTL survey analyzes how businesses cope with challenges associated with collaborating with carriers, including fluctuations in contract rates, capacity issues, and the impact of e-commerce. It also explores strategies for companies to optimize management and leverage spot contracts, providing valuable insights to maintain service levels.
On July 15, SF Airlines launched the international freight route "Ezhou-Abu Dhabi-Hanoi-Ezhou," connecting the Middle East with Southeast Asia and promoting the growth of import/export trade and cross-border e-commerce. SF Vietnam strengthens its local presence to provide efficient logistics services to customers.
This article analyzes the transformation of the European cross-border e-commerce market. Traditional giants Amazon and eBay remain strong, while the emerging platform Temu is rapidly rising. Market competition is becoming increasingly intense, compelling all platforms to continuously innovate and optimize to meet the ever-changing consumer demands.
Reverse logistics is a crucial component of the e-commerce era. Effectively managing return processes not only reduces costs but also enhances customer satisfaction and brand value. By utilizing data analysis, optimizing systems, and implementing sustainable strategies, companies can transform returns into a competitive advantage and gain market share.
Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) play a crucial role in e-commerce operations by enhancing supply chain efficiency through real-time data sharing and inventory monitoring. Modern WMS adapt to the advancements in automation technology to manage complex logistics and reverse logistics effectively, ensuring accurate order flow and customer service.
DHL Supply Chain has acquired IDS Fulfillment to expand its e-commerce logistics services, particularly targeting small and medium-sized enterprises. By integrating IDS's warehouse network with DHL's technological capabilities, the company aims to provide customers with more specialized logistics solutions to drive a new wave of business growth.
Since its rapid development began in 2011, the China-Europe Railway Express has emerged as a vital logistics channel between Asia and Europe, continuously adding new routes to enhance transportation efficiency. Amid frequent fluctuations in the global economy, this initiative provides a more stable assurance for international trade, supporting multiple countries in achieving high-quality development.
With the rapid growth of global cross-border e-commerce, the demand for overseas warehousing has surged. As we enter 2024, market positioning is accelerating once again, reflecting a trend towards specialization and customization. Despite facing numerous challenges, overseas warehouses remain a key solution to address tightening regulations and logistical difficulties.
