SE Asia Ecommerce Traffic Slips Can Independents Revive Growth

SE Asia Ecommerce Traffic Slips Can Independents Revive Growth

Southeast Asia's e-commerce market faces declining traffic, making independent websites a new option. Sellers need to focus on product selection and traffic acquisition, understand market demands, and leverage social media marketing. Localization, mobile optimization, logistics, and customer service are crucial for success. Building a strong brand presence and offering unique value propositions are also important to stand out in the competitive landscape and attract loyal customers in the long run.

01/06/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Tariff Uncertainty Disrupts Truck Pricing Stalls Fleet Purchases

Tariff Uncertainty Disrupts Truck Pricing Stalls Fleet Purchases

Tariff concerns are causing pricing uncertainty for OEM trucks. Transportation companies are adopting a wait-and-see approach, hindering new truck orders and potentially stimulating the used truck market. The ambiguity surrounding future tariffs makes it difficult for OEMs to set prices, leading to delayed purchasing decisions by fleets. This situation could have a significant impact on both new and used truck sales, as companies navigate the uncertain economic landscape.

01/08/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Prologis Report Signals Turning Point for Logistics Real Estate

Prologis Report Signals Turning Point for Logistics Real Estate

The Prologis IBI Index indicates a rebound in demand for logistics real estate, with large enterprises and e-commerce companies driving the recovery. While positive, the market still faces challenges stemming from trade fluctuations and overall economic uncertainty. The index suggests cautious optimism as businesses adapt to the evolving global landscape and seek efficient supply chain solutions. This recovery highlights the continued importance of strategically located and modern logistics facilities.

01/07/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazons Logistics Growth Disrupts Ecommerce Delivery Sector

Amazons Logistics Growth Disrupts Ecommerce Delivery Sector

Amazon is aggressively expanding its logistics services, even offering delivery to platforms like eBay, aiming to compete with traditional logistics giants and build a more comprehensive logistics network. Leveraging its vast infrastructure and continuous capital investment, Amazon is constantly improving its logistics capabilities. However, it faces challenges such as balancing platform relationships and ensuring service quality. This logistics expansion has the potential to reshape the competitive landscape of e-commerce.

01/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Wayfair Challenges Amazon in Home Goods Ecommerce

Wayfair Challenges Amazon in Home Goods Ecommerce

Wayfair is the largest vertical home furnishing e-commerce platform in the United States, boasting category advantages over Amazon. Product selection is crucial, and operation requires careful consideration. While Wayfair presents significant opportunities for cross-border e-commerce, it also poses considerable challenges. Success hinges on understanding the platform's nuances and adapting strategies accordingly. Navigating the competitive landscape and mastering operational intricacies are essential for achieving sustainable growth on Wayfair.

01/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazons AHA Program Faces Scrutiny As Seller Fees Rise

Amazons AHA Program Faces Scrutiny As Seller Fees Rise

Amazon's AHA program aims to protect compliant seller accounts, but the associated increase in logistics and warehousing costs intensifies operational pressure. To navigate this competitive landscape, sellers need to refine operations, accelerate inventory turnover, control stock levels, and consider diversifying sales channels to adapt to Amazon's policy changes. The rising costs present a significant challenge, requiring sellers to optimize their strategies for profitability and sustainability on the Amazon platform.

01/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazon Sellers Face Suspensions Amid Policy Shifts

Amazon Sellers Face Suspensions Amid Policy Shifts

Amazon's tightened policies and increased demands on FBA shipment timeliness pose threats to account security. Sellers need to standardize operations, optimize logistics, diversify their business, and seek legal aid to mitigate risks and enhance competitiveness. Facing future policy adjustments, sellers should be mentally prepared and proactively respond to changes. Focusing on compliance and efficiency is crucial for navigating the evolving Amazon landscape and maintaining a secure and profitable business.

01/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Ozon Revamps Store Design Amid Paid Growth Push in Russia

Ozon Revamps Store Design Amid Paid Growth Push in Russia

OZON platform introduces paid store design services, offering Free, Premium subscription, and customized options. Paid design enhances brand image, optimizes user experience, and improves conversion rates. Sellers can apply via "Promotions" -> "Templates" or "Search Results Promotion" -> "Marketing Application" pages. This move signifies OZON's platform regularization, encouraging sellers to join early and leverage professional store design for better performance and brand visibility in the competitive Russian e-commerce landscape.

01/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazon Expands Ecommerce Opportunities in Mexico

Amazon Expands Ecommerce Opportunities in Mexico

This article delves into the strategies and considerations for selling on Amazon Mexico. It covers the market overview, account setup process, key factors such as logistics, tariffs, language barriers, payment preferences, and successful strategies. The aim is to provide comprehensive guidance for sellers looking to enter the Latin American market through Amazon Mexico. It highlights essential aspects to navigate the challenges and capitalize on opportunities in this growing e-commerce landscape.

12/31/2025 Logistics
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EU Tax Reforms May Disrupt Crossborder Ecommerce

EU Tax Reforms May Disrupt Crossborder Ecommerce

The EU's plan to levy taxes on small parcels signals a potential end to the de minimis threshold era, aiming to address customs supervision challenges and unfair competition. Globally, many countries are also adjusting their de minimis policies. Cross-border e-commerce sellers need to closely monitor policy changes, optimize logistics, adjust pricing, and expand markets. Embracing compliant operations is crucial to thrive in this changing landscape and secure future development.

12/31/2025 Customs Knowledge
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