Amazon Sellers in Europe Must Comply With New EU Directives

Amazon Sellers in Europe Must Comply With New EU Directives

From June 2025, Amazon's European Station will enforce stricter EEL and RED regulations. Electronic products like smartphones and tablets must comply with energy efficiency labeling requirements. Wireless devices need a unified Type-C port and a 'charger-free' option. Sellers should complete product testing, EPREL registration, and information updates as soon as possible to avoid product removal and ensure continued operation in the European market. Compliance with these regulations is crucial for maintaining product listings and avoiding disruptions to sales within the EU.

02/04/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Amazon Warns Sellers Over Fake made in USA Labels

Amazon Warns Sellers Over Fake made in USA Labels

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is cracking down on false 'Made in USA' claims, issuing warnings to platforms like Amazon. Some sellers, seeking illicit profits, are falsifying label information, leading to store suspensions. Sellers are reminded to operate in compliance, accurately labeling country of origin to avoid legal repercussions. E-commerce platforms should also strengthen oversight to collectively maintain market order. The FTC's increased scrutiny aims to protect consumers and ensure fair competition by preventing deceptive marketing practices related to product origin.

02/04/2026 Customs Knowledge
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China Slaps Antidumping Duties on US South Korean Solar Polysilicon

China Slaps Antidumping Duties on US South Korean Solar Polysilicon

China's Ministry of Commerce announced the continuation of anti-dumping duties on solar-grade polysilicon imported from the United States and South Korea, with the highest tax rate reaching 113.8%. This measure aims to protect China's domestic industry but may also trigger international trade friction. Relevant enterprises need to actively adjust their strategies to adapt to the new market landscape. The decision highlights the ongoing trade tensions and the importance of strategic adaptation for businesses operating in the global solar energy sector.

02/04/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Datadriven Logistics Boost Supply Chain Efficiency

Datadriven Logistics Boost Supply Chain Efficiency

In the competitive omnichannel retail landscape, companies need intelligent parcel management platforms to integrate resources and optimize shipping routes. Logistyx President Ken Fleming will use case studies to demonstrate how data-driven insights, flexibility, accurate forecasting, and transparent management can help businesses improve carrier performance, handle disruptions, meet customer expectations, and achieve lean operations. Ultimately, these strategies enable companies to stand out in the fierce market competition and gain a competitive advantage through optimized parcel logistics and supply chain visibility.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Project44 Enhances Logistics Efficiency with Network Management Center

Project44 Enhances Logistics Efficiency with Network Management Center

Project44 upgrades NMC, helping logistics companies address uncertainty and improve agility. It achieves this through automated carrier connectivity, expanded customer reach, and optimized data utilization. This leads to cost reduction and efficiency gains, ultimately enhancing network resilience. The upgrade focuses on providing real-time visibility and control over shipments, allowing businesses to proactively manage disruptions and optimize their supply chains. By streamlining operations and fostering collaboration, project44 empowers logistics providers to navigate volatile market conditions and maintain a competitive edge.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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US Ports See Record Container Volumes As Demand Outpaces Capacity

US Ports See Record Container Volumes As Demand Outpaces Capacity

S&P Global Market Intelligence reports a continued rise in U.S. container freight volumes, up 13.4% year-over-year in September. While consumer goods demand remains robust, capital goods growth is slowing. Experts anticipate a stronger 2024, but supply chain challenges persist, requiring attention to labor disputes, geopolitical risks, and the impact of climate change. A 4.1% growth is projected for Q1 2025. These factors will significantly influence the future performance of the container freight industry and overall economic stability.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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CEVA Logistics Expands Usmexico Crossborder Services with Saturday Expedite

CEVA Logistics Expands Usmexico Crossborder Services with Saturday Expedite

CEVA Logistics has launched its 'Saturday Night Speed' service to improve the efficiency of the US-Mexico cross-border supply chain. Targeting goods needing delivery by Monday morning, the service utilizes container truck transport and dynamic resource allocation to reduce costs and ensure on-time delivery. This is particularly beneficial for industries like automotive manufacturing that rely on Just-in-Time production. This initiative demonstrates CEVA's keen understanding of market demands and its innovative capabilities, offering a valuable reference for other logistics companies.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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UPS Sues EU Over Blocked TNT Express Deal

UPS Sues EU Over Blocked TNT Express Deal

Logistics giant UPS is suing the European Commission, seeking compensation for the 2013 rejection of its proposed acquisition of TNT. This follows a ruling by the EU General Court that the Commission made procedural errors. UPS argues the acquisition would have benefited customers and expresses continued confidence in the European market. The case could reignite scrutiny of EU antitrust reviews and have a significant impact on the global logistics industry. UPS maintains that the Commission's decision was flawed and caused substantial financial damage.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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Retailers Adopt Collaborative Supply Chain Strategies at RILA Event

Retailers Adopt Collaborative Supply Chain Strategies at RILA Event

The RILA Conference highlighted the challenges facing retail supply chains, emphasizing the importance of collaboration between shippers and carriers, and among shippers themselves. Building intelligent supply chains through optimized capacity, reduced costs, improved efficiency, and enhanced resilience is key to addressing these challenges. Embracing collaborative partnerships is a crucial strategic choice for retail companies to remain competitive in the future. This collaborative approach enables better visibility, agility, and responsiveness to dynamic market demands, ultimately leading to improved customer satisfaction and profitability.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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LTL Carriers Compete for Yellow Corps Assets As XPO Estes Saia Expand

LTL Carriers Compete for Yellow Corps Assets As XPO Estes Saia Expand

Yellow's bankruptcy has triggered a significant shift in the LTL transportation industry. XPO has invested heavily, acquiring 28 terminals, followed by Estes and Saia. ODFL's inactivity is noteworthy. With hopes of Yellow's revival dashed, asset liquidation continues. This accelerates the industry reshuffle, presenting both opportunities and challenges. The bankruptcy has created a power vacuum, and companies are vying for market share and assets left behind by Yellow. This period of transition will likely reshape the competitive landscape of the LTL sector.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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