Global Customs Adopt Luxor Resolution for Ecommerce Compliance

Global Customs Adopt Luxor Resolution for Ecommerce Compliance

The World Customs Organization (WCO) adopted the Luxor Resolution, providing a guiding framework for cross-border e-commerce regulation. It encompasses eight key principles, including advance data, facilitation, security, and taxation. The WCO also reaffirmed its leading role in cross-border e-commerce management to the WTO, pledging support for the WTO's Work Programme on Electronic Commerce. The Luxor Resolution aims to promote trade facilitation, address security challenges, and foster the healthy and sustainable development of cross-border e-commerce.

Drone Delivery A Technological Pioneer Transforming Urban Logistics

Drone Delivery A Technological Pioneer Transforming Urban Logistics

Drone delivery is rapidly transforming our lives, with the market projected to reach $13.3 billion by 2030. Companies like SF Express and Meituan have already begun commercial operations, providing efficient local and intercity delivery services. Numerous global enterprises are also actively exploring drone logistics to enhance user experience through innovative delivery models. The widespread application of drone delivery is set to reshape the future of e-commerce and the logistics industry.

07/23/2025 Logistics
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Crossborder Ecommerce Air Freight Vs International Express

Crossborder Ecommerce Air Freight Vs International Express

US air freight and international express are two common logistics methods for cross-border e-commerce, differing in service models, timeliness, cargo suitability, and cost. Air freight is suitable for large quantities of goods and scenarios with less stringent time requirements. International express is better for small, high-value items with urgent delivery needs. Choosing the optimal method requires considering cargo characteristics, time constraints, and budget to maximize efficiency and profitability.

Amazon Revises US Shipping Rules for Thirdparty Sellers

Amazon Revises US Shipping Rules for Thirdparty Sellers

Amazon US has adjusted its shipping and handling time policies, posing challenges for seller-fulfilled merchants. Sellers need to reassess their logistics models, optimize partnerships, strengthen inventory management, improve order processing efficiency, and flexibly adjust time settings to address the impact of the new regulations and ensure account health. This requires a proactive approach to adapt to the changing landscape of e-commerce fulfillment and maintain competitiveness within the Amazon marketplace.

12/30/2025 Logistics
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Crossborder Ecommerce Reshapes Global Air Freight Industry

Crossborder Ecommerce Reshapes Global Air Freight Industry

The future of international air freight will be shaped by five major trends: green and low-carbon practices, digital upgrades, optimized capacity structure, strengthened supply chain resilience, and reshaped regional patterns. Cross-border e-commerce sellers need to systematically address challenges related to compliance, cost, supply chain management, and collaboration models. By embracing these changes, they can thrive in the fiercely competitive market and maintain a strong position.

Maersk Expands Ecommerce Logistics to Cut Costs Boost Efficiency

Maersk Expands Ecommerce Logistics to Cut Costs Boost Efficiency

Maersk upgrades its e-commerce logistics solutions, providing end-to-end services. Through platform operations, resource integration, and customized solutions, it helps businesses reduce logistics costs, improve efficiency, enhance customer experience, and expand into global markets, strengthening their competitiveness. This solution covers aspects from e-commerce platform integration and last-mile delivery to cross-border delivery. It aims to help companies optimize e-commerce logistics and achieve sustainable development.

09/28/2025 Logistics
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Saudi Dropshipping Platform M5azn Transforms Middle East Ecommerce

Saudi Dropshipping Platform M5azn Transforms Middle East Ecommerce

M5azn is Saudi Arabia's first local dropshipping e-commerce platform, offering over 30,000 products and supporting integration with local self-built websites. It aims to lower the barrier to entry for e-commerce and promote its development in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East. Its zero-cost startup and no-inventory management model are particularly suitable for new sellers and have the potential to reshape the local e-commerce ecosystem.

Shopee Adjusts Policies Amid Ramadan Ecommerce Surge

Shopee Adjusts Policies Amid Ramadan Ecommerce Surge

This week's cross-border e-commerce news focuses on key issues such as Ramadan e-commerce opportunities, Shopee policy adjustments, supply chain risks, logistics challenges, the expansion of comprehensive pilot zones, AliExpress's entry into Brazil, the localization of 'Double Eleven', the acceleration of China-Vietnam trains, and adjustments to Amazon's tax rules. This provides timely reference information for sellers navigating the evolving landscape of cross-border e-commerce.

01/04/2026 Logistics
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Temu Expands to Saudi Arabia Targeting Middle East Ecommerce Growth

Temu Expands to Saudi Arabia Targeting Middle East Ecommerce Growth

Temu has officially launched its Saudi Arabian site, marking its entry into the largest e-commerce market in the Middle East. The Saudi e-commerce market is substantial and rapidly growing, but also increasingly competitive. This analysis examines the opportunities and challenges within the Saudi e-commerce market and the potential impact of Temu's entry. It provides a reference for sellers looking to enter the Middle Eastern market.

Can Chinese Ecommerce Platforms Dominate Africas Emerging Market

Can Chinese Ecommerce Platforms Dominate Africas Emerging Market

The African e-commerce market is experiencing rapid growth and holds immense potential. Jumia, Kilmall, and Tospino are the three major cross-border e-commerce platforms in Africa, with Kilmall and Tospino founded by Chinese companies. Chinese enterprises face both opportunities and challenges in the African e-commerce market. To succeed, they need to develop sound strategies, adapt to market changes, provide high-quality services, and achieve localized operations.