Logistics Sector Faces Growth Paradox Amid Economic Shifts

Logistics Sector Faces Growth Paradox Amid Economic Shifts

Prather highlights the disconnect between macroeconomics and freight, emphasizing inventory as a key factor. He suggests that a supply chain reset and economic recovery will drive a freight rebound. Businesses should optimize their inventory management practices to prepare for this new era. By focusing on efficient inventory strategies, companies can position themselves to capitalize on the anticipated upturn in freight activity driven by the evolving economic landscape and restructured supply chains.

US Consumer Demand Defies Warehouse Slowdown

US Consumer Demand Defies Warehouse Slowdown

US wholesale and retail inventories have diverged post-pandemic, influenced by shifts in consumption patterns, imports, and supply chain dynamics. This divergence suggests a potential 'new normal' for inventory management. Businesses need to adopt flexible strategies to navigate these evolving inventory landscapes, considering factors like changing consumer demand, global supply chain disruptions, and the overall economic outlook. Adapting to this new reality is crucial for maintaining competitiveness and optimizing inventory levels.

Amazon FBA Sellers Gain Tools to Prevent Stockouts

Amazon FBA Sellers Gain Tools to Prevent Stockouts

This article explains how to effectively manage FBA inventory by accurately calculating replenishment quantities, setting inventory alerts, and utilizing Amazon and third-party tools. This approach reduces the risk of stockouts and enhances sellers' competitiveness in the market.

09/16/2025 Warehousing
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Amazon FBA Sellers Guide to Avoiding Common Pitfalls

Amazon FBA Sellers Guide to Avoiding Common Pitfalls

Amazon FBA shipping involves multiple aspects including inventory management, packaging specifications, labeling, and the shipping process. This article delves into common problems and solutions for each aspect, helping sellers avoid risks, improve efficiency, and maximize profits. Key focuses include: refined inventory management, compliant packaging, clear labeling, optimized logistics selection, and monitoring slow-moving inventory. By addressing these areas, sellers can streamline their FBA operations and achieve better results on the Amazon platform.

11/03/2025 Logistics
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Amazon US Warehouses Struggle With Congestion Before Peak Season

Amazon US Warehouses Struggle With Congestion Before Peak Season

Amazon's US FBA warehouses are facing a congestion crisis, severely impacting sellers' peak season inventory preparation and sales. This article analyzes the current situation and its causes, providing sellers with strategies to cope. These include planning warehouse entry times in advance, diversifying inventory channels, flexibly adjusting shipping strategies, exercising caution in inventory preparation, and strengthening communication. The aim is to help sellers mitigate risks and achieve sales success during the peak season.

01/04/2026 Logistics
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Amazon Sellers Adopt Datadriven Tactics for Peak Season Success

Amazon Sellers Adopt Datadriven Tactics for Peak Season Success

This article addresses the challenges faced by Amazon sellers in preparing for peak season inventory and proposes a data-driven FBA inventory strategy. It outlines three key strategies: diversifying logistics channels to mitigate risks, reserving a safety margin to handle unexpected situations, and closely monitoring market dynamics to enhance logistics coordination. By implementing these strategies, sellers can accurately prepare inventory, reduce risks, improve efficiency, and succeed in the year-end sales promotion.

01/07/2026 Logistics
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Global Customs and Rights Holders Strengthen IP Protections

Global Customs and Rights Holders Strengthen IP Protections

The World Customs Organization (WCO) held its 9th Rights Holders Consultation Group Meeting, focusing on the current state of intellectual property infringement and discussing challenges such as IP protection in the e-commerce environment and environmentally sound disposal of infringing goods. The meeting emphasized strengthening cooperation between customs and rights holders, building information exchange platforms, and jointly combating counterfeit goods to maintain fair trade practices and promote global economic prosperity. This collaborative approach aims to effectively address IP infringements and safeguard legitimate trade.

Maritime Container Flooding Liability and Damage Claims Guide

Maritime Container Flooding Liability and Damage Claims Guide

Seawater ingress into shipping containers is a common issue in international trade. This document provides a comprehensive solution, including immediate emergency response measures (evidence collection, contacting relevant parties, cargo disposal), clear liability determination (carrier, cargo owner, insurance company), and a detailed claims guide (document preparation, claims process, negotiation and recourse). It also emphasizes the importance of prevention to help traders minimize losses. This guide aims to equip businesses with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate seawater damage incidents effectively and efficiently.

Asiapacific Nations Strengthen Customs Cooperation Against Illegal Plastic Waste Trade

Asiapacific Nations Strengthen Customs Cooperation Against Illegal Plastic Waste Trade

The World Customs Organization (WCO) is assisting Asia-Pacific customs administrations in upgrading their plastic waste management. Through virtual diagnostics, tailored implementation plans were developed for Indonesia and the Philippines. A regional workshop is planned to strengthen cooperation in addressing the challenge of 'foreign waste' and protecting the blue skies of the Asia-Pacific region. This initiative aims to enhance customs enforcement capabilities and ensure compliance with the Basel Convention, ultimately combating the illegal trade and improper disposal of plastic waste.

US Warehouses Profit by Refurbishing Ecommerce Returns

US Warehouses Profit by Refurbishing Ecommerce Returns

This article delves into the e-commerce after-sales refurbishment services provided by US overseas warehouses, highlighting their value in reducing return losses, improving after-sales efficiency, and adapting to Amazon policy changes. It details services such as return receiving, condition sorting, after-sales center support, and refurbishment, explaining return classification standards and disposal methods. The aim is to help e-commerce sellers better utilize overseas warehouse resources to improve operational efficiency and minimize losses associated with returned goods by leveraging refurbishment capabilities.

01/30/2026 Warehousing
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