Walmart Expands into Crossborder Logistics Rivals Ecommerce Giants

Walmart Expands into Crossborder Logistics Rivals Ecommerce Giants

Walmart plans to launch Walmart Exports in early 2026, a cross-border shipping service to help US sellers more easily deliver goods to consumers in Mexico and Canada. This move will lower the barrier to entry for North American cross-border e-commerce, intensify competition with Amazon, and improve Walmart's global logistics network. However, whether it can meet seller needs in terms of timeliness, cost, and stability remains a key challenge.

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Independent Websites Boost Foreign Trade Firms Via Google

Independent Websites Boost Foreign Trade Firms Via Google

This article delves into the significance and practical strategies of Google independent websites for foreign trade enterprises. It comprehensively explains how to achieve brand breakthrough, break away from platform dependence, and build a company's "second growth engine" through Google independent websites, covering definitions, advantages, applicable business types, platform selection, and operational techniques. It provides a complete overview of leveraging independent websites for sustainable growth in the global market.

CMA CGM Acquires Ingram Micro CLS for 3B to Boost Ecommerce Logistics

CMA CGM Acquires Ingram Micro CLS for 3B to Boost Ecommerce Logistics

CMA CGM invests $3 billion to acquire a significant portion of Ingram Micro's Commerce & Lifecycle Services (CLS) business, aiming to strengthen its global shipping and logistics leadership. This acquisition will significantly enhance CMA CGM's capabilities in e-commerce contract logistics and omnichannel fulfillment, positioning it as the world's fourth-largest contract logistics provider. The move is expected to provide more efficient and intelligent logistics solutions for e-commerce businesses.

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CMA CGM Acquires Ingram Micro CLS for 3B Transforming Ecommerce Logistics

CMA CGM Acquires Ingram Micro CLS for 3B Transforming Ecommerce Logistics

CMA CGM acquired Ingram Micro's Commerce & Lifecycle Services (CLS) business for $3 billion, aiming to enhance its e-commerce contract logistics capabilities and solidify its global logistics position. This reflects the trend of technology-driven and service-upgraded in the e-commerce logistics industry, foreshadowing an accelerated evolution of the competitive landscape. Following the acquisition, CMA CGM's logistics business will become the fourth largest globally, facing challenges in integration and innovation.

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MODEX and Messe Mnchen Partner to Transform US Logistics Sector

MODEX and Messe Mnchen Partner to Transform US Logistics Sector

Messe München partners with MODEX to present the Transport Logistic Americas (TLA) in Atlanta in April 2018. This collaboration aims to integrate European and American logistics resources, providing an international platform for companies entering the US market. The exhibition will showcase the latest logistics technologies and solutions, helping businesses seize global logistics development opportunities. TLA offers a gateway to expand into the North American market and connect with key industry players.

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Tech Helps Nvoccs Manage Freight Rate Volatility for Profits

Tech Helps Nvoccs Manage Freight Rate Volatility for Profits

Facing increasingly complex global transportation challenges, Non-Vessel Operating Common Carriers (NVOCCs) need to leverage technology to improve profitability. This can be achieved through Transportation Management Systems (TMS), data analytics, and contract management, optimizing operational processes, reducing costs, and increasing efficiency. The case of Bolloré Transport & Logistics demonstrates that technology empowerment can significantly improve quotation speed, contract management, and cost control, enabling NVOCCs to remain competitive in the dynamic logistics landscape.

US Manufacturing Rebounds As ISM Index Rises After Yearlong Slump

US Manufacturing Rebounds As ISM Index Rises After Yearlong Slump

The latest ISM report reveals that the US Manufacturing PMI rebounded into expansion territory in January for the first time in a year, driven by significant growth in new orders and production. However, industry divergence, weak employment, inflationary pressures, and uncertainty surrounding tariff policies persist. The key to future manufacturing recovery hinges on the Supreme Court's tariff ruling, inflation control, labor market improvements, and the stability of the global economic situation.

Bahamas Customs Boosts Trade Via Wcobacked AEO Program

Bahamas Customs Boosts Trade Via Wcobacked AEO Program

The World Customs Organization (WCO) is assisting the Bahamas Customs Department in implementing an Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) program to enhance trade efficiency and security. Through training, regulatory development, and pilot projects, the Bahamas is actively building its AEO framework. AEO certification not only provides customs clearance benefits for businesses but also promotes global trade development. Chinese enterprises should also actively participate in the AEO system to enhance their international competitiveness.

Lesotho Customs Enhances Trade with WCO PCA Support

Lesotho Customs Enhances Trade with WCO PCA Support

In June 2019, the World Customs Organization (WCO) conducted a diagnostic mission to enhance the post clearance audit (PCA) capabilities of the Lesotho Revenue Authority (LRA). By assessing the LRA's institutional setup, infrastructure, and technical approaches, the WCO aimed to assist Lesotho in better implementing the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement, optimizing trade processes, and fostering economic development. This collaboration demonstrates the WCO's vital role in global trade facilitation.

Iran Boosts Trade Efficiency with Wcobacked HS Code Reform

Iran Boosts Trade Efficiency with Wcobacked HS Code Reform

Iran, with the support of the World Customs Organization (WCO), held a national workshop focusing on the application and optimization of the Harmonized System (HS) Code. This initiative aims to enhance the professional skills of customs officials, optimize classification methods, and promote trade development. This will lead to faster customs clearance, lower trade costs, and clearer trade regulations for businesses, helping Iran play a greater role in the global trade arena.