Amazon FBA Capacity Cuts Alarm Sellers During Peak Season

Amazon FBA Capacity Cuts Alarm Sellers During Peak Season

Amazon sellers are facing significant FBA capacity reductions, hindering replenishment plans during the peak pre-Chinese New Year stocking period. Sellers are actively seeking solutions, including opening cases and utilizing overseas warehouses. Amazon may be promoting AWD, but its service is not yet fully developed. Sellers are advised to monitor official announcements, expand sales channels, and adapt flexibly to market changes. This situation highlights the importance of diversifying fulfillment options and staying informed about Amazon's evolving policies to mitigate potential disruptions and maintain business continuity.

12/30/2025 Logistics
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Ecommerce Booms in Postpandemic US and Europe

Ecommerce Booms in Postpandemic US and Europe

Following the easing of COVID-19 restrictions in Europe and the US, demand for apparel, luxury goods, and beauty products has surged. The US retail sector is showing strong recovery, while lipstick sales in France have skyrocketed. Social media marketing is crucial for beauty brands to stand out. Cross-border e-commerce sellers should closely monitor policy changes, optimize product selection strategies, strengthen social media marketing efforts, improve supply chain efficiency, and pay attention to consumer feedback to seize new opportunities in the post-pandemic era.

12/30/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazon Sellers Face KYC Hurdles and Negative Review Challenges

Amazon Sellers Face KYC Hurdles and Negative Review Challenges

This article delves into strategies for handling negative reviews on Amazon for new products, including identifying the nature of the reviews, adjusting variation strategies, rapidly accumulating positive reviews, and providing excellent after-sales service. It also interprets potential KYC verification requirements on Amazon US, offering advice to sellers on how to respond. The goal is to help sellers navigate crises and achieve stable and sustainable growth. By understanding these challenges and proactively implementing solutions, sellers can mitigate risks and optimize their performance on the Amazon platform.

12/30/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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Indonesia Tightens Rules on Tiktok Shop Operations

Indonesia Tightens Rules on Tiktok Shop Operations

The Indonesian government has introduced new regulations restricting payment transaction functions on social commerce platforms and requiring data isolation, posing a risk of business 'separation' for TikTok Shop Indonesia. This move stems from concerns about data security and fair market competition. TikTok is actively responding, with CEO Shou Zi Chew traveling to Indonesia for negotiations, and sellers launching support campaigns. Businesses expanding overseas need to be wary of political risks, diversify their strategies, and operate in compliance to ensure steady development in complex environments.

12/30/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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Minecraft China Revises Developer Revenue Share After 16B Incentive

Minecraft China Revises Developer Revenue Share After 16B Incentive

Minecraft China has adjusted its developer revenue sharing model to address historical issues and provide developers with fairer earnings. The new policy eliminates technical service fees and adjusts revenue sharing based on the "total monthly revenue generated by a single work," using a tiered, progressive revenue sharing ratio. This move aims to stimulate creativity and build a healthier UGC ecosystem, achieving a win-win situation for the platform, developers, and players. This change seeks to encourage more content creation and foster a sustainable community.

01/15/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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JJ Snack Foods Shutters Three Plants in Supply Chain Overhaul

JJ Snack Foods Shutters Three Plants in Supply Chain Overhaul

J&J Snack Foods has launched “Project Apollo,” a supply chain transformation initiative focused on integrating production, optimizing distribution, and investing in new technologies. The plan includes the closure of three manufacturing plants. Expected to be fully implemented by 2026, Project Apollo is projected to generate at least $20 million in annual operating income. This strategic move aims to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and better serve customer demands. The initiative could potentially serve as a benchmark for supply chain optimization within the broader food industry.

01/15/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Borsam Logistics Boosts Crossborder Ecommerce at Amazon Summit

Borsam Logistics Boosts Crossborder Ecommerce at Amazon Summit

Amazon Global Selling Cross-border Summit announced the "Next Generation Cross-border Chain" strategy, marking a new phase for cross-border e-commerce. BoSen Santong, as an SPN service provider, offers compliant end-to-end logistics solutions to help sellers address challenges such as tightening cross-border policies and evolving logistics links, thereby achieving global business growth. In the future, BoSen Santong will closely follow Amazon's strategic direction, relying on its global supply chain network and compliance service capabilities to empower cross-border sellers.

01/15/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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OAG Data Helps Airlines Boost Profits Via Flight Transfers

OAG Data Helps Airlines Boost Profits Via Flight Transfers

OAG Global Flight Connections data is a powerful tool for airlines to improve profitability and expand their route networks. It provides comprehensive, accurate, and real-time flight connection information, helping airlines gain market share insights, optimize transfer processes, and develop strategic plans. Ultimately, this leads to increased profitability and market leadership. The data enables airlines to understand passenger flow, identify potential new routes, and improve the overall customer experience during transfers. By leveraging this data, airlines can make informed decisions and achieve sustainable growth.

01/15/2026 Airlines
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Kenya Customs Adopts Wcobacked Blended Learning for Training

Kenya Customs Adopts Wcobacked Blended Learning for Training

The World Customs Organization (WCO), through the WCO-ESA Project II, supports the Kenya Regional Training Centre (RTC) in adopting a blended learning approach to enhance the professional skills of customs officers. This involves integrating online and offline resources. The project includes establishing a national e-learning platform, training trainers, and piloting customs review courses. Blended learning is emerging as a new trend in customs training, contributing to global trade facilitation. This initiative aims to modernize training methods and improve the effectiveness of customs procedures.

01/07/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Global Trade Firms Adopt Riskproof Strategies for Crossborder Growth

Global Trade Firms Adopt Riskproof Strategies for Crossborder Growth

Cross-border trade disputes are frequent, requiring companies to build a robust risk prevention and control system. This analysis offers solutions from three perspectives: prevention, response, and future outlook. It emphasizes the importance of contract management and international commercial arbitration. The analysis also advises companies to remain calm and seek professional legal assistance when disputes arise. Looking ahead, the integration of law and technology will bring new opportunities for dispute resolution. Companies should proactively manage risks and be prepared to navigate the complexities of international trade law.

01/16/2026 Customs Knowledge
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