PIL Adds Direct Mexico Call to West Coast South America Route

PIL Adds Direct Mexico Call to West Coast South America Route

Pacific International Lines (PIL) is upgrading its West Coast South America Service (WS6) by adding a direct call to Ensenada, Mexico. The Chilean terminal will be adjusted to San Antonio. This route optimization aims to enhance service efficiency and strengthen PIL's strategic position in the Latin American market. The upgrade is designed to cater to the increasing market demand in the region. The changes will improve connectivity and provide more reliable shipping options for customers trading between Asia and South America.

01/08/2026 Logistics
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DHL North America Names Patrick Kelleher CEO to Lead Digital Shift

DHL North America Names Patrick Kelleher CEO to Lead Digital Shift

DHL Supply Chain has appointed Patrick Kelleher as the new CEO for North America, succeeding Scott Sureddin, who is retiring. Kelleher will lead DHL Supply Chain in accelerating digital transformation, improving operational efficiency, expanding into emerging markets, and strengthening talent development. His focus will be on building a smarter supply chain ecosystem to provide customers with superior logistics services. This appointment signifies DHL's commitment to innovation and customer-centric solutions within the North American market, leveraging technology and leadership to optimize supply chain performance.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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Billiondollar Unicorn Opportunities in the Express Delivery Industry From Pain Points to Innovation

Billiondollar Unicorn Opportunities in the Express Delivery Industry From Pain Points to Innovation

This article explores the potential unicorn opportunities worth billions of dollars within the express delivery industry. It analyzes the innovation potential across several key areas, including collective end delivery, niche market development, financial product innovation, green development, and the acceleration of smart applications. The importance of technological breakthroughs and innovative concepts for the future of the industry is emphasized.

07/24/2025 Logistics
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Amazon Europe Expands Seller Protection with SAFET Claims for CSBA Orders

Amazon Europe Expands Seller Protection with SAFET Claims for CSBA Orders

Amazon Europe introduces SAFE-T claims for CSBA (Customer Service by Amazon) orders, allowing sellers to dispute refunds initiated by Amazon, particularly when issues arise with returns. Sellers can submit claims for situations like returned items not being in their original condition. Amazon will evaluate the claims and issue refunds according to its policies. This initiative aims to enhance refund protection for sellers and reduce potential losses associated with CSBA orders and problematic returns.

01/06/2026 Logistics
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Amazon Adapts to California Appliance Rules As Alibaba Expands in Europe

Amazon Adapts to California Appliance Rules As Alibaba Expands in Europe

This article summarizes recent key information in the cross-border e-commerce sector. It covers platform updates such as Amazon's new California appliance sales regulations, Alibaba's Miravia launch in Spain, and eBay's SpeedPAK shipping fee adjustments. It also highlights domestic news like Pudong New Area's foreign trade policies and Kunshan's import and export data. Furthermore, it provides insights into the economic and e-commerce development in countries like Japan and Indonesia. This information serves as a reference for cross-border e-commerce sellers.

12/29/2025 Logistics
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Temu Sellers in Europe Must Adopt New Rohs Standard IEC 63000

Temu Sellers in Europe Must Adopt New Rohs Standard IEC 63000

TEMU Europe sellers should be aware of the CE-ROHS compliance upgrade. EN IEC 63000:2018 is now the sole recognized standard for RoHS technical documentation and declarations of conformity. Sellers should immediately review and update their RoHS declarations of conformity to ensure compliance with the latest regulations, avoiding potential sales disruptions due to compliance issues.

OMD OSCE Target Cultural Heritage Trafficking in Eastern Europe Central Asia

OMD OSCE Target Cultural Heritage Trafficking in Eastern Europe Central Asia

The WCO and OSCE jointly organized a virtual PITCH training to enhance the capacity of customs administrations in Eastern Europe and Central Asia to combat the trafficking of cultural property. The training covered key areas such as identification, risk assessment, and international cooperation. This initiative aims to strengthen regional efforts in protecting cultural heritage by equipping customs officials with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively identify and intercept illicit cultural artifacts, fostering collaboration across borders to disrupt smuggling networks.