Gambia Revenue Authority Boosts Project Management for Modernization

Gambia Revenue Authority Boosts Project Management for Modernization

The Gambia Revenue Authority, with support from the WCO-Sweden Cooperation Programme (OMD-MADAO), has successfully developed a project management methodology to improve the efficiency of reform and modernization projects. This methodology covers all phases of the project lifecycle and is expected to be officially approved and fully implemented in September. It aims to establish an efficient and standardized project management system within the Gambia Revenue Authority and serve as a model for other developing countries. The initiative will enhance the GRA's ability to effectively manage and execute strategic projects.

01/26/2026 Customs Knowledge
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New Russia Export Rules for Readytoeat Foods Explained

New Russia Export Rules for Readytoeat Foods Explained

Russia is implementing new regulations for ready-to-eat food, imposing stricter requirements on product identification, packaging labeling, and microbiological contamination control. This guideline is expected to become mandatory contractual terms starting in 2026. Cross-border e-commerce sellers need to pay close attention to ensure their products comply with Russian standards to avoid export obstacles. Compliance with these new regulations is crucial for maintaining access to the Russian market and preventing potential disruptions to supply chains.

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India Weighs Higher Import Tariffs on Electronics and Food

India Weighs Higher Import Tariffs on Electronics and Food

India plans to adjust its import and export tariffs, proposing to increase import duties on 80 items while reducing tariffs on 97 key raw materials to support domestic manufacturing. Affected goods include agricultural products and electronics. The final plan is expected to be implemented in October. Relevant businesses and consumers need to pay attention to policy changes.

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Pakistan Extends Chinese PVC Antidumping Duty to 2026

Pakistan Extends Chinese PVC Antidumping Duty to 2026

Pakistan will maintain the anti-dumping duty on suspension polyvinyl chloride (PVC) resin originating from mainland China and other regions for three years. This measure will affect the import costs of related products. Cross-border e-commerce sellers should adopt strategies such as diversified procurement and optimized product structure to maintain competitiveness in response to this policy.

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Trumps Reciprocal Tariffs Threaten Crossborder Ecommerce

Trumps Reciprocal Tariffs Threaten Crossborder Ecommerce

The Trump administration's 'reciprocal tariffs' policy presents new challenges for cross-border e-commerce. Businesses should proactively respond by relocating production bases, optimizing HS codes, adjusting product structures, deepening localized operations, and embracing diversified markets. Furthermore, professional financial and tax services can assist companies in compliant operations and optimizing cost structures, enabling them to thrive in a complex and ever-changing policy environment. This proactive approach is crucial for navigating the uncertainties and maintaining a stable business foundation.

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China Tightens Regulations on Imported Solid Beverages

China Tightens Regulations on Imported Solid Beverages

This article provides an in-depth interpretation of the new regulations for solid beverages, covering product definitions, key points of the regulations, import compliance, and consumer tips. It offers a comprehensive analysis of how to scientifically select and operate solid beverage businesses in compliance. The focus is on key aspects such as standardized product names, mandatory warning labels, and advertising regulations. The aim is to improve consumer awareness and standardize market order.

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Google Shopping Ads Boost Crossborder Ecommerce Sales

Google Shopping Ads Boost Crossborder Ecommerce Sales

This article delves into how cross-border e-commerce businesses can leverage Google Shopping and advertising networks for targeted promotion. It explores strategies such as optimizing product data, utilizing Performance Max campaigns, and emphasizing localization and compliance to effectively improve ad conversion rates. Addressing frequently asked questions, this guide empowers sellers to stand out in a highly competitive market. By focusing on data-driven optimization and strategic campaign management, businesses can maximize their ROI and achieve sustainable growth within the Google ecosystem.

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Australian Artist Lauren Maree Edmonds Cracks Down on Crossborder Copyright Violations

Australian Artist Lauren Maree Edmonds Cracks Down on Crossborder Copyright Violations

Australian artist Lauren Maree Edmonds has initiated copyright enforcement actions targeting gift packaging, clothing fabrics, home decor, and other areas, involving 12 copyrighted works. Cross-border sellers should be vigilant about the risk of Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) freezes. It's crucial to immediately conduct self-checks and remove potentially infringing products. Seeking professional legal support when necessary is recommended to minimize case handling costs and mitigate potential losses associated with copyright infringement claims.

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Diamond Painting Pen Tip Patent Dispute Risks Tros for Crossborder Sellers

Diamond Painting Pen Tip Patent Dispute Risks Tros for Crossborder Sellers

A cross-border e-commerce intellectual property rights case has emerged involving a design patent (D1049230) for a diamond painting pen tip replacement part, filed in the US by Chinese seller Mr. Wu. The case, numbered 26-cv-00358, is in the filing stage, although a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) has not yet been granted. Cross-border e-commerce sellers are advised to conduct self-checks of their stores to avoid selling infringing products that could lead to fund freezes and to strengthen their intellectual property awareness.

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Keith Law Firm Sues Ecommerce Sellers Over Copyright Claims

Keith Law Firm Sues Ecommerce Sellers Over Copyright Claims

Keith Law Firm is representing Daniel Jay Eskridge in a copyright lawsuit, putting 116 cross-border e-commerce stores at risk of TRO freezes. Eskridge is an artist who blends classical art with computer technology, and his works are protected by copyright law. Cross-border e-commerce sellers should proactively conduct self-checks, seek legal assistance, and establish a comprehensive intellectual property management system to prevent copyright risks.

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