Asia Boosts Customs Capacity to Curb Illegal Wildlife Trade

Asia Boosts Customs Capacity to Curb Illegal Wildlife Trade

The World Customs Organization (WCO), through the Inama Project, conducts customs capacity building training in Asia to combat illegal wildlife trade (IWT) and protect endangered species. The project contributes to building a strong defense against IWT by enhancing the skills of customs officers, strengthening international cooperation, raising public awareness, and promoting policy improvements. Businesses should also actively participate in protecting biodiversity. The training aims to improve detection and prevention of IWT, ultimately safeguarding vulnerable species and ecosystems from the devastating impacts of this illicit activity.

01/26/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Amazon Sellers Sued Over Livevac Antichoking Device Trademarks

Amazon Sellers Sued Over Livevac Antichoking Device Trademarks

LiveVac, the brand owner of the choking rescue device, is initiating rights protection actions against trademark and copyright infringement. Sellers' accounts are at risk of being frozen. This article details the case information, brand background, key infringement risk points, and corresponding strategies. It reminds sellers to conduct self-checks and corrections to avoid unnecessary legal disputes and economic losses. The focus is on preventing infringement related to the LiveVac brand and ensuring sellers are aware of the potential consequences of violating intellectual property rights.

02/12/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Chinese Electric Blankets Gain Popularity in Europe During Energy Crisis

Chinese Electric Blankets Gain Popularity in Europe During Energy Crisis

Against the backdrop of the European energy crisis, Chinese-made electric blankets have emerged as a popular choice due to their low energy consumption and high cost-effectiveness. Particularly, "wearable electric blankets" have gained popularity on platforms like TikTok. Chinese companies are actively expanding into the global market through technological innovation, supply chain advantages, and online channel development. Intelligentization and globalization are becoming the future development directions of the electric blanket industry. China's manufacturing prowess is capitalizing on the energy crisis to gain market share in Europe.

02/03/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Global Customs Adopt WCO Initiative to Fight Counterfeiting

Global Customs Adopt WCO Initiative to Fight Counterfeiting

The World Customs Organization (WCO) launched the "IPM Connected" initiative to combat counterfeit goods by connecting global track-and-trace and authentication solutions. The program utilizes technologies such as handheld device scanning and data docking to enable rapid verification of product authenticity, providing customs and brand owners with safer, faster, and more cost-effective clearance services. The WCO encourages more organizations to join and collectively build a global anti-counterfeiting ecosystem. This collaborative effort aims to streamline processes and enhance the fight against illicit trade worldwide.

12/30/2025 Customs Knowledge
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USPS Slashes Air Transport 90 to Boost Ground Network

USPS Slashes Air Transport 90 to Boost Ground Network

The United States Postal Service (USPS) is significantly reducing air transport in favor of ground transportation, aiming to cut costs, reshape its logistics network, and enhance competitiveness. Faced with inflationary pressures and market competition, USPS is optimizing operations and introducing new services to compete in the package delivery market against giants like FedEx and UPS, pursuing a strategic transformation. This shift is crucial for the USPS to remain viable and adapt to the evolving demands of the modern delivery landscape while managing its financial challenges.

01/08/2026 Logistics
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NZ Cracks Down on Counterfeit Goods for International Students

NZ Cracks Down on Counterfeit Goods for International Students

This article addresses the demand of international students shipping counterfeit goods to New Zealand. It analyzes potential risks from a data-driven perspective, compares the advantages and disadvantages of different logistics channels, and offers practical tips and alternative solutions to mitigate risks. The article emphasizes rational decision-making and risk control, suggesting that needs should be met within the framework of compliance. It advises against shipping counterfeit goods due to potential legal consequences and customs seizures, encouraging exploration of legal alternatives to fulfill the same needs.

01/26/2026 Logistics
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Ecommerce Sellers Face Stricter Crossborder Tax Rules

Ecommerce Sellers Face Stricter Crossborder Tax Rules

Cross-border e-commerce sellers are receiving tax warning messages, causing widespread anxiety about tax compliance within the industry. Experts advise against excessive panic, emphasizing the importance of accurate reporting. Regulators may adopt tiered supervision, and industry standardization is seen as a necessary step for development. The increasing scrutiny highlights the need for businesses to prioritize tax compliance to avoid penalties and ensure long-term sustainability in the evolving regulatory landscape. Accurate record-keeping and proactive engagement with tax authorities are crucial for navigating these challenges.

02/11/2026 Customs Knowledge
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US Manufacturing Growth Slows in July As Inventories Dip

US Manufacturing Growth Slows in July As Inventories Dip

The ISM's July manufacturing report indicates a slight dip in the PMI, with key indicators like new orders and production generally declining, increasing the risk of inventory buildup. Businesses commonly cite inflation, reduced orders, and raw material supply issues. Experts believe that manufacturing has not fallen into recession, but caution against inventory risk and emphasize the need for refined operations. The report suggests a slowing manufacturing sector facing challenges related to demand and supply chain disruptions, requiring careful management of inventory levels to mitigate potential losses.

01/20/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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BSF Law Firm Tightens Fidget Cube Copyright Enforcement

BSF Law Firm Tightens Fidget Cube Copyright Enforcement

Antsy Labs, through BSF Law Firm, has initiated another round of copyright enforcement against the FIDGET CUBE. Cross-border sellers should be aware of potential infringement risks. This article details the brand background, case information, and provides strategies such as self-inspection, product removal, and understanding copyright information. The aim is to help sellers avoid legal risks and achieve compliant operations in the cross-border e-commerce environment. Sellers should carefully review their listings and ensure they have the necessary rights to sell Fidget Cubes.

02/03/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Amazon Sellers Targeted by Malicious Attacks Before Holidays

Amazon Sellers Targeted by Malicious Attacks Before Holidays

Amazon sellers in the gift category are experiencing a massive wave of malicious complaints, causing many popular listings to be deactivated, resulting in significant losses. Attackers are exploiting vulnerabilities in the image copyright complaint mechanism, subjecting sellers to prolonged listing suspensions and continuous attacks. Sellers are urging Amazon to improve its complaint system and are actively seeking self-help measures to cope with this crisis before the peak season. This coordinated attack highlights the need for stronger protection against abuse of the copyright complaint process.

01/16/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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