Recently, Amazon and FedEx have resumed their partnership, expected to drive growth for both in the e-commerce market. The new agreement will provide residential delivery for large packages, which is anticipated to enhance Amazon's delivery capabilities while generating revenue growth for FedEx.
This article analyzes the latest same-city express delivery services, such as Neijiang Express, Shijiazhuang's Mingtian Jixing Express, Guangdong's e-commerce agency shipping, and Shanghai International Express. It highlights the dynamic development of service innovations and market competition within the express delivery industry.
China Post's Air Small Packages provide cost-effective shipping solutions for cross-border e-commerce sellers. With low fees and coverage in over 200 countries, this service is suitable for various small parcels, helping to enhance logistics efficiency and reduce operational costs.
New Jersey's overseas warehouse, with its advantageous geographical location, ample storage space, and advanced intelligent management system, offers an efficient solution for storing and logistics of large cargo for cross-border e-commerce. This significantly enhances order processing efficiency and reduces operational costs.
MercadoLibre plans to invest over $102 million in Mexico to build logistics warehouses, aiming to enhance its influence in the e-commerce market. This is part of its total investment of $2.45 billion, focused on strengthening local logistics facilities and addressing competitive pressures.
This article explores the historical evolution of the 'last-mile delivery' model, its decline, and its potential resurgence in emerging sectors of fresh food and cold chain logistics. It emphasizes new opportunities and innovative pathways for this model outside of traditional e-commerce.
In August 2024, China's warehouse index rose to 50.2%, indicating a recovery in the industry. Key indicators such as end-of-period inventory, average inventory turnover, number of employees, and business expectations have improved. However, the new orders index remains below the prosperity line, suggesting that demand has not fully recovered.
The container shipping market in 2025 is turbulent, marked by fluctuating freight rates, regional divergence, the Red Sea crisis, and disruptions from trade policies. Oversupply coexists with fragmented demand, putting pressure on the Europe route while Southeast Asia shines. Looking ahead to 2026, capacity growth is expected to slow, narrowing the supply-demand gap. The resumption of shipping through the Red Sea is a crucial variable. To navigate these challenges and seize opportunities, companies need to diversify their strategies, refine their services, and strengthen risk management.
Global Top E-commerce's 2021 annual report reveals a significant decline in its hundred-billion-scale export business, shrinking to only 30% of its former size. This article delves into the reasons behind the company's precipitous revenue drop, analyzes the performance of its various subsidiaries, and explores potential paths for self-rescue and transformation. Global Top E-commerce's experience serves as a warning to the broader cross-border e-commerce industry. The investigation highlights the challenges and uncertainties facing companies heavily reliant on export activities within the rapidly evolving global market.
Amazon launched "Inspire," a TikTok-like shopping feature, offering personalized product recommendations. This allows brands to create content marketing opportunities, potentially ushering in a new era for e-commerce. Inspire presents a visually-driven shopping experience, aiming to enhance product discovery and engagement. It leverages user data and algorithms to tailor the product feed, similar to the popular short-video platform. This move signifies Amazon's increasing focus on social commerce and content-driven retail.
