Zibuyus IPO Tests Chinas Crossborder Ecommerce Resilience

Zibuyus IPO Tests Chinas Crossborder Ecommerce Resilience

This article delves into the current situation of the cross-border e-commerce company Zibuyu after its listing on the Hong Kong stock exchange, revealing the hidden worries behind its impressive market value, such as its high dependence on a single platform and declining profitability. By comparing Zibuyu with the successful model of SHEIN, the analysis highlights the challenges and opportunities Zibuyu faces. It also explores how Zibuyu can achieve a breakthrough in the future by establishing independent websites and enhancing its brand power.

South Koreas Air Cargo Sector Earns CEIV Fresh Certification

South Koreas Air Cargo Sector Earns CEIV Fresh Certification

Asiana Airlines, Seoul Air Cargo, and LX Pantos have been awarded IATA's CEIV Fresh certification, marking a new milestone for South Korea's air cargo industry in perishable goods handling. This certification enhances South Korea's competitiveness in the fresh produce transportation sector and brings higher quality, safer fresh products to consumers. The Korea Air Cargo Day event facilitated industry exchange and laid the foundation for future development in the air cargo sector. This signifies a commitment to maintaining the integrity of the cold chain for perishable goods.

01/16/2026 Logistics
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Iran Japan Sign Customs Pact to Boost Trade

Iran Japan Sign Customs Pact to Boost Trade

Iran and Japan signed an agreement on mutual assistance and cooperation in customs matters. This aims to strengthen cooperation between the two countries' customs administrations in areas such as information exchange, document assistance, and technical cooperation. The goal is to improve customs clearance efficiency, reduce trade costs, optimize the business environment, and promote bilateral trade and economic relations. The agreement, modeled after the World Customs Organization's Model Agreement, establishes a solid legal foundation for Iran-Japan customs cooperation, signaling a new era in bilateral trade.

Standardized Apis Target Logistics Data Silos

Standardized Apis Target Logistics Data Silos

The Scheduling Standards Consortium (SSC) has released technical standards for Transportation Management System APIs, aiming to address data silos in the logistics industry and improve efficiency while reducing costs. By opening API interfaces, the standard promotes data sharing and collaboration between shippers, carriers, and brokers. This is expected to significantly enhance logistics efficiency, improve customer service levels, and foster a more sustainable operating model for the industry. The standard facilitates seamless data exchange, leading to better visibility and optimized processes across the supply chain.

01/19/2026 Logistics
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Apis Transform Logistics Industry Efficiency

Apis Transform Logistics Industry Efficiency

API technology is reshaping the logistics industry by connecting various links, standardizing data, and optimizing process orchestration, ultimately improving efficiency, reducing costs, and mitigating risks. Integrating with data analytics and the Internet of Things (IoT) will usher in a new era of smart logistics, helping businesses stand out in the competition. APIs enable seamless communication and data exchange across the supply chain, fostering transparency and agility. This data-driven approach empowers businesses to make informed decisions and optimize their operations for greater profitability and resilience.

Americas Caribbean Boost Customs Cooperation on Risk Management

Americas Caribbean Boost Customs Cooperation on Risk Management

The World Customs Organization held a risk management workshop in the Americas and Caribbean region to enhance the risk management capabilities and cooperation of customs administrations. The conference reviewed the successful experience of 'Operation Dragon', emphasizing the importance of information exchange. It also designed new regional target projects to jointly address trade risks and maintain regional economic security. The workshop aimed to foster a collaborative environment for customs officials to share best practices and strengthen regional partnerships in combating illicit trade and securing the supply chain.

Zimbabwe Zambia Enhance Trade with Customs Interconnectivity

Zimbabwe Zambia Enhance Trade with Customs Interconnectivity

Zimbabwe and Zambia are collaborating to advance customs interconnectivity, aiming to enhance cross-border trade efficiency, reduce costs, and promote regional economic growth through data exchange and process optimization. With the support of the World Customs Organization, both countries are actively building the infrastructure and legal framework for interconnectivity, creating a more convenient and efficient trading environment for businesses. This initiative promises to streamline customs procedures and foster closer economic ties between the two nations, ultimately contributing to increased trade volumes and sustainable development.

Tianjinmalaysia Shipping Costs Transit Times Analyzed

Tianjinmalaysia Shipping Costs Transit Times Analyzed

This paper analyzes the key factors influencing sea freight costs from Tianjin Port to Malaysia, including cargo type, weight and volume, loading and unloading fees, fuel costs, and exchange rate fluctuations. It also explores the impact of shipping routes, vessel speed, weather conditions, and port congestion on shipping time. Furthermore, it provides information on major ports and sea freight inquiry channels, offering a reference for businesses to efficiently plan international trade transportation. This analysis helps businesses understand the complexities of sea freight and optimize their logistics strategies.

01/23/2026 Logistics
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South Africa Nigeria Strengthen Trade Ties Under Afcfta

South Africa Nigeria Strengthen Trade Ties Under Afcfta

Supported by the WCO's Accelerate Trade Facilitation Programme, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) and the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) successfully conducted an experience exchange focusing on post-clearance audit, Authorized Economic Operator (AEO), and risk management. The aim was to enhance the NCS's risk management capabilities, promote trade compliance, and contribute to the prosperity of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). This collaboration underscores the importance of customs cooperation in facilitating trade and strengthening regional economic integration through improved risk assessment and streamlined procedures.

Albaniachina Ecommerce Platform Launches Realtime Lekrmb Conversion

Albaniachina Ecommerce Platform Launches Realtime Lekrmb Conversion

Dashu Cross-border offers an Albanian Lek to Chinese Yuan currency conversion tool and a one-stop cross-border e-commerce solution. This includes multimedia marketing, AI assistants, currency exchange tools, cross-border information inquiries, operational tools, unit conversions, and text processing. It empowers sellers to efficiently expand into global markets by providing comprehensive support for various aspects of their business, from marketing and customer service to financial management and data analysis. The platform aims to streamline the entire cross-border e-commerce process.