Amazon Enforces Stricter FBA Warehouse Delivery Rules

Amazon Enforces Stricter FBA Warehouse Delivery Rules

Amazon's new FBA warehousing regulations aim to address the issues of 'distant warehousing and local delivery' practices. By revamping the seller backend and improving the accuracy of appointment manifests, Amazon aims to standardize logistics operations. Sellers need to choose compliant logistics providers, carefully verify appointment information, and closely monitor cargo movements to mitigate risks and collectively maintain a healthy e-commerce ecosystem. These measures are designed to ensure fair competition and efficient delivery within Amazon's marketplace.

12/30/2025 Logistics
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Tiktok Sellers Face Crackdowns How to Avoid Bans

Tiktok Sellers Face Crackdowns How to Avoid Bans

This article analyzes the five waves of store closures on TikTok Shop this year, revealing key areas of platform regulation. These include combating counterfeit and infringing products, clearing out stockpiling stores, eliminating inactive sellers, cracking down on fake local sellers, and rectifying substandard goods and non-compliant marketing. The article also provides advice on avoiding store closures, emphasizing the importance of compliant operation. This includes aspects such as product selection, product descriptions, marketing activities, logistics, and customer service.

Global Shipping Costs Key Insights for Exporters

Global Shipping Costs Key Insights for Exporters

This article provides an in-depth analysis of common costs in international sea freight, including freight forwarder surcharges, CIC charges, CFS charges, EBS charges, and LOCAL CHARGE. It also details the cost responsibilities of buyers and sellers under different trade terms. The aim is to help foreign trade companies understand the composition of sea freight costs, effectively control expenses, and improve profit margins. The article focuses on providing practical knowledge for navigating the complexities of international shipping costs.

France to Ban PFAS in Select Products by 2026

France to Ban PFAS in Select Products by 2026

France will ban the import and sale of specific products containing PFAS from January 2026, primarily affecting cosmetics, ski wax, and textiles. The EU and the US are also strengthening PFAS regulations. Cross-border e-commerce sellers should promptly understand policy changes, seek alternative materials, and obtain supplier certifications to ensure compliance with local regulations and industry standards. This proactive approach is crucial for navigating the evolving landscape of PFAS restrictions and maintaining market access in France and beyond.

Supreme Court Blocks LA Port Clean Truck Program

Supreme Court Blocks LA Port Clean Truck Program

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected parts of the Port of Los Angeles' 'Clean Truck' program, sparking debate on the boundaries of local regulations. The program aimed to reduce port pollution, but trucking associations argued it interfered with the market. The Port of Los Angeles is reassessing the plan, seeking collaboration with trucking companies to explore a win-win path for environmental protection and economic development. This offers insights into the green transformation of the logistics industry.

01/15/2026 Logistics
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South American Smes Boost Ecommerce with Improved Logistics

South American Smes Boost Ecommerce with Improved Logistics

Logistics is crucial for SMEs venturing into the South American market. This paper analyzes the three major 'breakpoints' in non-direct flight routes and proposes building 'Definitive Logistics' to overcome these challenges. It emphasizes that selecting a logistics partner requires focusing on their depth in transit control, local customs clearance, and last-mile network integration. This approach aims to create a controllable, reliable, and predictable 'virtual direct flight channel', helping sellers achieve stable growth in the South American market.

Futurmaster Expands to North America for Supply Chain Growth

Futurmaster Expands to North America for Supply Chain Growth

FuturMaster expands into North America, establishing an office in Austin and acquiring PlaniSense. The company offers intelligent and efficient supply chain planning solutions designed to help businesses enhance their competitiveness. This strategic move allows FuturMaster to better serve the growing demand for advanced planning capabilities in the region. By combining local expertise with its proven technology, FuturMaster aims to empower North American companies to optimize their supply chains and achieve significant improvements in efficiency and responsiveness.

WCOJICA Enhances Customs Valuation in Pacific Islands

WCOJICA Enhances Customs Valuation in Pacific Islands

The World Customs Organization (WCO), in partnership with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), launched a Customs Valuation Mentor Training Program for Pacific Island Countries, aiming to build a regional pool of experts and enhance customs valuation capabilities. The program promotes regional cooperation, enhances competitiveness, and achieves sustainable development by cultivating local experts and developing regional training materials. Recommended follow-up actions include strengthening training evaluation, establishing an information-sharing platform, and improving legal and regulatory frameworks.

Prologis Warns of Warehouse Shortage As Demand Soars

Prologis Warns of Warehouse Shortage As Demand Soars

Prologis CEO warns that soaring warehouse demand and community opposition could lead to a market 'sell-out'. E-commerce and supply chain reshaping are driving demand, while location concerns are exacerbating supply constraints. This combination of factors is creating a challenging environment for logistics real estate, with developers struggling to find suitable sites and facing increased pressure from local communities. The long-term implications of this trend could include higher rents and reduced availability of warehouse space.

DHL Invests 5M in Kansas City Hub to Enhance Logistics

DHL Invests 5M in Kansas City Hub to Enhance Logistics

DHL is investing $5 million in a new, modern logistics center in Kansas City. This expansion more than doubles the facility's size and capacity, featuring upgraded equipment for faster delivery times. The investment aims to improve local logistics efficiency and service quality, fulfilling DHL's commitment to its customers and further enhancing its competitiveness in the region. This upgrade allows for increased throughput and quicker turnaround times, ultimately benefiting businesses and consumers in the Kansas City area.

01/19/2026 Logistics
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