WCO Enhances Crossborder Ecommerce to Simplify Global Trade

WCO Enhances Crossborder Ecommerce to Simplify Global Trade

The World Customs Organization (WCO) actively participated in the UNCTAD E-commerce Week, focusing on streamlining cross-border e-commerce processes to promote inclusive global trade growth. The WCO contributes to building an efficient, secure, and convenient cross-border e-commerce ecosystem by focusing on four key areas, collaborating with international organizations, and embracing the digital future. These efforts aim to inject new impetus into global economic growth. The WCO's involvement highlights the importance of customs administrations in facilitating and securing the rapidly evolving landscape of e-commerce.

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.

Fedex Restructures Networks to Lead Global Ecommerce Shipping

Fedex Restructures Networks to Lead Global Ecommerce Shipping

FedEx is reorganizing its professional logistics and e-commerce solutions into FedEx Trade Networks (FTN) to enhance cross-border e-commerce service capabilities by integrating resources and optimizing processes. This move aims to seize market opportunities and address fierce competition, focusing on heavy freight transportation and customized solutions while simplifying international shipping. Despite the challenges, FedEx's strategic transformation aligns with global trade development trends. Its future development is worth watching as it navigates the evolving landscape of international commerce and strives to maintain a competitive edge.

US and China Cut Tariffs to Boost Ecommerce Trade

US and China Cut Tariffs to Boost Ecommerce Trade

The US and China released the 'Geneva Joint Statement on Economic and Trade', announcing significant mutual tariff reductions, bringing substantial benefits to cross-border e-commerce. Lower tariffs will reduce costs, enhance product competitiveness, and boost market confidence, creating new development opportunities for cross-border e-commerce sellers. Both sides will continue to uphold the concept of win-win cooperation and build a sustainable economic and trade relationship. This agreement is expected to foster increased trade volume and strengthen ties between the two nations.

01/04/2026 Logistics
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Uschina Trade Eases Boosting Crossborder Ecommerce

Uschina Trade Eases Boosting Crossborder Ecommerce

Easing US-China trade relations, with the US suspending Section 301 investigations against China for a year, presents opportunities for cross-border e-commerce. Businesses should seize this window, diversify their strategies, optimize supply chains, and refine operations. Leveraging cross-border e-commerce ERP systems is crucial for improving management and navigating future market uncertainties. This period allows companies to strengthen their positions and prepare for potential challenges in the evolving global trade landscape.

Ecommerce Retailers Face Challenges in Global Expansion

Ecommerce Retailers Face Challenges in Global Expansion

This report provides an in-depth analysis of key aspects of cross-border e-commerce, offering retailers a practical guide to efficiently enter the international market. It focuses on the potential and trends of cross-border e-commerce, market demand positioning, landing cost accounting, key market analysis, sales channel optimization, and the utilization of global trade data. The aim is to help retailers mitigate risks, seize opportunities, and successfully expand their cross-border e-commerce business.

Xiamensao Paulo Flight Boosts Crossborder Ecommerce

Xiamensao Paulo Flight Boosts Crossborder Ecommerce

The Xiamen-Sao Paulo air freight line has been operating for two years, with cross-border e-commerce exports exceeding 30 million pieces. This success is attributed to efficient operations, customs policy support, and convenient customs clearance measures. The dedicated line facilitates trade between China and Brazil, providing cross-border e-commerce companies with a convenient export channel. It is expected to further promote economic and trade cooperation among BRICS countries. The air freight line significantly reduces shipping times and costs, making it a valuable asset for businesses involved in international trade.

01/08/2026 Logistics
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WCO Tackles Ecommerce Challenges at Davos Forum

WCO Tackles Ecommerce Challenges at Davos Forum

The Secretary General of the World Customs Organization attended the Davos Forum, focusing on the opportunities and challenges presented by cross-border e-commerce. Through multilateral meetings, the crucial role of customs in trade facilitation was emphasized. The Secretary General actively advocated for data sharing, technology application, and international cooperation, aiming to build a secure and efficient cross-border e-commerce ecosystem and enhance the influence of customs in global trade. The discussions highlighted the need for collaborative efforts to address evolving complexities and ensure seamless trade flows in the digital age.

Yuemao Global Enhances Crossborder Ecommerce Logistics

Yuemao Global Enhances Crossborder Ecommerce Logistics

This paper delves into Yue Trade Global's cross-border e-commerce and supply chain services, evaluating its reliability, logistics timeliness, delivery requirements, and pricing models. From a data analyst's perspective, it aims to help cross-border e-commerce sellers make informed decisions and choose the service provider that best suits their business needs. The analysis provides insights into the key factors to consider when selecting a partner for international trade, focusing on optimizing efficiency and minimizing costs.

WCO Boosts Tech Committee Focus on Ecommerce and Green Customs

WCO Boosts Tech Committee Focus on Ecommerce and Green Customs

The World Customs Organization's Permanent Technical Committee (PTC) held its first in-person meeting after a three-year hiatus, focusing on updates to the E-commerce Package, the development of a global customs data exchange platform, and green customs initiatives. The meeting revised the E-commerce Package maintenance mechanism, approved pressure testing guidelines, and discussed data models and cooperation guidelines. These efforts aim to enhance customs' ability to address global trade challenges and promote trade facilitation and security.