US Ocean Freight Firms Adapt to Peak Season Challenges

US Ocean Freight Firms Adapt to Peak Season Challenges

The US ocean freight peak season typically runs from July to February, characterized by surging volumes, increased rates, port congestion, and tight capacity. Driven by holiday effects, seasonal product demand, inventory buildup, and global supply chains, the peak season presents challenges for shippers. Strategies to mitigate costs and delays include booking in advance, utilizing off-peak shipping, leveraging LCL (Less than Container Load) shipments, and exploring intermodal transportation. By proactively planning and diversifying transportation options, shippers can navigate the peak season more effectively.

Amazon FBA Guide Simplifies Ecommerce Logistics

Amazon FBA Guide Simplifies Ecommerce Logistics

This article provides a comprehensive overview of Amazon FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon), covering its key benefits, fee structure, policy requirements, shipment creation process, and the importance of inventory reports. By understanding and mastering various aspects of FBA, sellers can effectively improve operational efficiency and optimize their logistics system, ultimately achieving greater success on the Amazon platform. It helps to streamline order fulfillment and reduce shipping times, leading to improved customer satisfaction and increased sales.

Amazon Sellers Boost Brand Value with EBC Logistics Upgrades

Amazon Sellers Boost Brand Value with EBC Logistics Upgrades

This paper explores the importance of Amazon EBC in enhancing brand value and focuses on the challenges faced by independent website sellers in cross-border logistics. For these sellers, strategies are proposed, including selecting reliable logistics partners, optimizing logistics processes, providing diverse shipping options, and establishing a comprehensive after-sales service system. The aim is to help sellers improve product competitiveness and gain market share by streamlining their logistics operations and improving customer satisfaction.

01/07/2026 Logistics
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Antwerp Port Strike Disrupts Crossborder Parcel Deliveries

Antwerp Port Strike Disrupts Crossborder Parcel Deliveries

A strike by dockworkers at the Port of Antwerp, Belgium, shut down key terminals, compounded by a public holiday, disrupting port operations for five days. As the Port of Antwerp is a crucial hub for Chinese e-commerce products entering the German market, this strike will impact the delivery time of cross-border parcels, potentially causing shipping delays. Logistics companies are actively responding to the situation, and consumers should monitor their tracking information for updates.

01/05/2026 Logistics
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Echain ERP Enhances Multichannel Fulfillment for Wayfair Walmart Sellers

Echain ERP Enhances Multichannel Fulfillment for Wayfair Walmart Sellers

Echain ERP launches a multi-channel fulfillment solution for Wayfair and Walmart, aiming to resolve the conflict between order growth and fulfillment efficiency faced by cross-border e-commerce sellers. This solution helps businesses break through development bottlenecks and achieve rapid business expansion by offering unified fulfillment across all channels, reducing fulfillment costs, and improving shipping efficiency. It empowers cross-border e-commerce enterprises to handle increasing order volumes while maintaining optimal operational performance.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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Inefficient Packaging Raises Air Freight Costs

Inefficient Packaging Raises Air Freight Costs

Retailers and manufacturers incur higher logistics costs, known as 'shipping air,' due to inefficient packaging. The increasing emphasis on dimensional weight in the logistics industry compels businesses to optimize their packaging strategies. By improving packaging design, selecting appropriate materials, and collaborating with logistics providers, companies can reduce costs, enhance efficiency, and achieve sustainable development. This proactive approach addresses the challenges posed by dimensional weight pricing and promotes a more streamlined and cost-effective supply chain.

Amazon Walmart Expand Crossborder Ecommerce Infrastructure

Amazon Walmart Expand Crossborder Ecommerce Infrastructure

The 'Hurun Global High-Quality Enterprises TOP 1000 2025' highlights the leading position of retail giants like Amazon and Walmart in global commerce. Their growth is driven by extensive supply chains, omnichannel order fulfillment, and refined operations. Cross-border e-commerce ERP systems, such as E-Cang ERP, facilitate seller efficiency by connecting multiple platforms, managing overseas warehouses, optimizing shipping, and providing profit analysis. This helps businesses adapt to the competitive landscape of digital retail.

Macys Rug Gallery Enhances Supply Chain with Cargo Insurance

Macys Rug Gallery Enhances Supply Chain with Cargo Insurance

Macy's carpet business addressed lengthy traditional carrier liability claim processes by switching to cargo insurance. Cargo insurance offers faster claims processing, more comprehensive coverage, and more controllable risk management. This helps reduce supply chain disruptions, ensures the safe and timely delivery of goods, and ultimately improves customer satisfaction. By mitigating risks associated with shipping and providing quicker resolutions to potential losses, Macy's enhances its supply chain resilience and protects its bottom line.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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Flexport Enhances Amazon FBA with LTL and FTL Integration

Flexport Enhances Amazon FBA with LTL and FTL Integration

This article details how Amazon sellers can streamline LTL and FTL logistics setups with Flexport, connecting directly to Amazon FBA warehouses. Through clear, step-by-step instructions, sellers can easily complete their logistics settings in Amazon Seller Central, ensuring efficient and timely inventory receiving. This allows sellers to focus on their core business activities and improve overall operational efficiency by simplifying the complex process of shipping goods internationally and managing warehouse deliveries.

CMA CGM to Impose Peak Season Surcharge on Chinakenya Shipping in 2025

CMA CGM to Impose Peak Season Surcharge on Chinakenya Shipping in 2025

CMA CGM Group announced that starting May 20, 2025, it will implement a peak season surcharge on the China-Kenya route. The surcharge will be $150 per TEU for the central and southern regions, and $200 per TEU for the northern region. This measure is aimed at addressing rising operating costs, prompting shippers to reasonably adjust their logistics costs and transportation plans.

05/16/2025 Logistics
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