US Customs Rules Tighten Hurting Crossborder Ecommerce

US Customs Rules Tighten Hurting Crossborder Ecommerce

The US's cancellation of the T86 customs clearance model and imposition of tariffs pose an existential threat to cross-border e-commerce direct mail sellers. The article highlights key strategies for overcoming these challenges, including transitioning to compliant customs clearance, restructuring supply chains, and strategically deploying overseas warehouses. It urges sellers to proactively adapt and embrace change to capitalize on emerging opportunities in this evolving landscape.

Temu Raises Seller Deposits to 30000 Ahead of Black Friday

Temu Raises Seller Deposits to 30000 Ahead of Black Friday

Temu tightens its policies before Black Friday 2025, increasing the deposit for toy categories to 30,000 and restricting new product launches for fully managed sellers. This aims to improve compliance rates and stabilize prices, but poses challenges for sellers. Sophisticated operations and leveraging cross-border e-commerce ERP systems like E-Cang ERP are becoming crucial for sellers to navigate the new regulations, optimize operations, and succeed in Black Friday.

China US Agree on Tariffs in Stockholm Trade Talks

China US Agree on Tariffs in Stockholm Trade Talks

US-China economic and trade talks have reached a consensus, planning to maintain the US's reciprocal tariff rate of 24% along with China's countermeasures. Both sides emphasized the importance of a stable economic and trade relationship, ensuring close communication and promoting the development of bilateral relations.

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