The launch of Shopee entry assistant lowers the barrier for new sellers, but increased commissions and deposit policies raise operating costs. This article analyzes the challenges and opportunities facing both new and established sellers, emphasizing the importance of data-driven operations. It provides advice for sellers to enter the market rationally and operate with precision, leveraging data insights for optimal performance and profitability.
This week in cross-border e-commerce, TikTok's search volume surpassed Google, reshaping brand marketing strategies. Temu plans to launch a POP model, and Alibaba.com introduced a semi-managed service, indicating the continuous evolution of platform models. SHEIN remained the download champion, while Amazon Europe launched its spring sale, intensifying market competition. Cross-border e-commerce is developing towards intelligence, personalization, and socialization.
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American Airlines Cargo expands its cold chain services with the launch of ExpediteTC Passive. This passive temperature control solution combines refrigerated facilities and monitoring to ensure the safe transportation of temperature-sensitive goods. By offering this enhanced service, American Airlines Cargo aims to strengthen its competitive edge in the market and provide reliable solutions for customers requiring specialized handling of their valuable cargo.
The Biden administration plans to launch a $2 trillion infrastructure investment plan to repair and upgrade America's aging infrastructure, stimulate economic recovery, and promote equitable development in transportation. The plan will be implemented in phases, focusing on varying state needs, bridging historical gaps, multimodal transport, and optimizing project processes. Whether it can be successfully implemented is worth paying attention to.
ROX Motor partners with QCraft to launch the ADAMAS SUV, equipped with L2+ autonomous driving, into over 40 countries across the Middle East, Central Asia, and North Africa. QCraft's technology accelerates ROX Motor's intelligent development and propels Chinese autonomous driving technology onto the global stage. This collaboration represents a successful case of Chinese smart car industry chain jointly expanding overseas.
Changshu City will collaborate with JD Logistics to launch the world's first unmanned delivery city, aiming to introduce 100,000 robots over the next five years to enhance delivery efficiency. The first batch of unmanned delivery vehicles is already operational, demonstrating high delivery capabilities. Leveraging self-developed autonomous driving technology, the project is focused on optimizing urban logistics and showcasing the innovative applications of smart logistics.
China Railway Group has partnered with China Construction Bank to launch a pilot program for railway logistics financial services. The initiative introduces three financial products: 'Railway Freight Loan', 'Letter of Credit Settlement', and 'Railway Document Financing', aimed at reducing logistics costs and supporting the development of the real economy. The pilot will cover regions including Sichuan, Chongqing, Yunnan, Guangxi, and Hubei, benefiting various market participants.
Since its launch in August last year, the Changman Europe international freight train has been in operation for over 100 days, completing multiple round trips, covering a total distance of 160,000 kilometers, with a cargo value exceeding 35 million euros. The recent arrival of trains from Germany marks its smooth operation, and is expected to enhance transport efficiency and attract a wider customer base.
Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) saw a 2.6% year-on-year increase in cargo volume in April, reaching 404,000 tonnes, despite pressure from US tariffs. A significant increase in transit cargo was a key factor, particularly from Europe and the Middle East. The launch of new routes also provided support. While the growth rate slowed slightly compared to previous months, HKIA demonstrated resilience amidst global trade frictions.
