Shopee Sellers Gain Insights on Boosting Account Health

Shopee Sellers Gain Insights on Boosting Account Health

This article analyzes Shopee's 'Account Health' page from a data analyst's perspective, detailing its three core modules: My Performance, Issues to Improve, and Metrics. By understanding the definitions and calculations of each metric, sellers can identify problems promptly, optimize their operational strategies, and improve their shop's health level. This, in turn, leads to increased platform support and higher sales revenue. The analysis provides actionable insights for maintaining a healthy Shopee shop and maximizing its potential.

02/05/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Amazon Tightens Review Rules for Sellers

Amazon Tightens Review Rules for Sellers

Amazon is escalating its crackdown on review manipulation, targeting those who benefit from fraudulent activities. This article provides two methods for bulk querying advertising campaign ASINs, helping sellers refine their operations. It emphasizes the importance of compliant operations, advising sellers to embrace compliance and improve product and service quality. By focusing on ethical practices and delivering value to customers, sellers can build sustainable businesses on Amazon and avoid penalties associated with non-compliance.

02/05/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Unique Consignment References Boost Global Trade Efficiency

Unique Consignment References Boost Global Trade Efficiency

This paper provides an in-depth analysis of the role of the World Customs Organization (WCO)-recommended Unique Consignment Reference (UCR) in global trade. By assigning a unique “identity card” to each consignment, the UCR simplifies customs clearance processes, reduces costs, and enhances security. The article details the definition, structure, application scenarios, and future development trends of the UCR, revealing its key value in facilitating global trade. It highlights how UCR streamlines processes and contributes to a more efficient and secure international trade environment.

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Madagascar Joins Kyoto Convention to Boost Trade

Madagascar Joins Kyoto Convention to Boost Trade

Madagascar acceded to the Kyoto Convention in 2007, demonstrating its commitment to simplifying and harmonizing customs procedures to promote trade facilitation. While reservations were made on certain annex chapters, this action marks a significant step towards integrating into the global trading system. It is expected to enhance international competitiveness, improve the business environment, and foster regional integration. This accession contributes positively to the standardization and coordination of global trade, streamlining processes and reducing barriers for businesses operating internationally.

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Estonia Adopts Revised Kyoto Convention to Boost Trade Efficiency

Estonia Adopts Revised Kyoto Convention to Boost Trade Efficiency

The World Customs Organization announced that Estonia has officially acceded to the Revised Kyoto Convention. This signifies Estonia's alignment of its customs management with international standards. By simplifying and harmonizing customs procedures, and applying risk management, this move aims to improve customs clearance efficiency, reduce trade costs, and optimize the investment environment, contributing to global trade facilitation. Estonia's adoption of the Revised Kyoto Convention demonstrates its commitment to streamlined and efficient trade practices, further integrating it into the global trading system.

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Yemen Adopts International Customs Standards to Boost Trade

Yemen Adopts International Customs Standards to Boost Trade

Yemen acceded to the Kyoto Convention on June 27, 2013, aiming to simplify and harmonize customs procedures and promote international trade facilitation. The convention will enter into force on September 27, 2013, after which Yemen's customs procedures will gradually align with international standards. Businesses will benefit from more convenient and efficient customs clearance services. Companies need to understand the new rules in a timely manner, adjust business processes, seize opportunities, and embrace change.

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New Guide Aims to Streamline Crossborder Ecommerce Customs

New Guide Aims to Streamline Crossborder Ecommerce Customs

The WCO and UPU have released guidelines to assist national customs and postal administrations in developing Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs). These MoUs aim to optimize the handling of cross-border mail, enhancing efficiency, security, and trade facilitation. The guidelines provide a framework for cooperation between customs and postal services, ensuring smoother and more secure international mail flows. By implementing these recommendations, countries can streamline processes and improve the overall effectiveness of cross-border mail operations.

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Wcos GOVCBR Model Simplifies Crossborder Trade Via Emessaging

Wcos GOVCBR Model Simplifies Crossborder Trade Via Emessaging

This paper provides an in-depth introduction to the WCO Data Model and its core component, the GOVCBR message, explaining its role and advantages in cross-border trade data standardization. GOVCBR helps businesses and regulatory agencies improve cross-border trade efficiency and compliance by integrating data, providing flexibility, and offering broad applicability. It facilitates seamless data exchange and streamlines processes, ultimately contributing to a more efficient and secure global trade environment.

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WCO Issues XML Guidelines to Enhance Crossborder Data Exchange

WCO Issues XML Guidelines to Enhance Crossborder Data Exchange

The World Customs Organization (WCO) has released XML Messaging Guidelines to provide a unified standard for global customs data exchange, promoting the digital transformation of cross-border trade. These guidelines define XML message formats, emphasize interoperability, and are based on the WCO Data Model. This aims to reduce development costs, improve data quality, and accelerate trade processes, ultimately delivering practical value to global trade participants.

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WCO Data Model Boosts Crossborder Trade Efficiency

WCO Data Model Boosts Crossborder Trade Efficiency

The WCO Data Model is a universal standard for global trade, simplifying customs data and promoting trade facilitation and security. It enhances efficiency and reduces costs associated with cross-border transactions. By standardizing data elements and formats, it enables seamless information exchange between traders, customs administrations, and other regulatory agencies. This leads to improved risk management, better resource allocation, and ultimately, a more efficient and secure international trade environment. The WCO Data Model is crucial for streamlined processes and reduced administrative burdens in global commerce.

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