Shopee Exits Global Markets to Focus on Southeast Asia

Shopee Exits Global Markets to Focus on Southeast Asia

Shopee is strategically retrenching, optimizing resources through layoffs and site adjustments to focus on the Southeast Asian market, aiming for profitability in 2023. Leveraging user stickiness and market advantages, Shopee is shifting from extensive growth to refined operations, adopting a long-term approach to address challenges. This presents new opportunities for cross-border e-commerce sellers as Shopee streamlines its operations and concentrates on core markets within Southeast Asia, potentially leading to more efficient and targeted support for its seller base.

Amazon Sellers Adapt Strategies Amid Shifting Traffic Trends

Amazon Sellers Adapt Strategies Amid Shifting Traffic Trends

This article delves into Amazon's traffic allocation mechanisms, providing differentiated product selection strategies for various seller types. It covers product sourcing channels, processes, market validation, and risk mitigation, helping sellers accurately select products and tap into blue ocean markets in the new landscape. The strategies aim to optimize product choices based on traffic patterns and seller profiles, ultimately increasing sales and profitability on the Amazon platform.

Amazon Seller Gets Prison for empty Package Fraud Must Repay Millions

Amazon Seller Gets Prison for empty Package Fraud Must Repay Millions

Chinese-American Amazon seller Yeung was sentenced for an "empty package" scam, exposing fraud issues in cross-border e-commerce. He exploited platform loopholes, using fake shipments and other methods to illegally profit millions of dollars. He was ultimately sentenced and fined heavily. This case serves as a warning to cross-border e-commerce sellers that compliant operation is the key to long-term development, and illegal activities will inevitably be punished by law. It highlights the importance of ethical business practices in the competitive online marketplace.

Amazon Europe Expands Seller Protection with SAFET Claims for CSBA Orders

Amazon Europe Expands Seller Protection with SAFET Claims for CSBA Orders

Amazon Europe introduces SAFE-T claims for CSBA (Customer Service by Amazon) orders, allowing sellers to dispute refunds initiated by Amazon, particularly when issues arise with returns. Sellers can submit claims for situations like returned items not being in their original condition. Amazon will evaluate the claims and issue refunds according to its policies. This initiative aims to enhance refund protection for sellers and reduce potential losses associated with CSBA orders and problematic returns.

01/06/2026 Logistics
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Ebay Expands Seller Tools with Open Apis and New Sales Models

Ebay Expands Seller Tools with Open Apis and New Sales Models

eBay empowers developers through open APIs, enhancing the shopping experience and offering diverse sales models like auctions and fixed prices. Sellers should leverage these tools and choose appropriate sales strategies based on their circumstances. Success hinges on navigating the opportunities and challenges within emerging markets, effectively utilizing the available resources and adapting to the evolving landscape of online commerce.

Amazon Sellers Face Key Choice Vendor Vs Seller Central in 2024

Amazon Sellers Face Key Choice Vendor Vs Seller Central in 2024

This article provides an in-depth comparison of the Amazon SC (Seller Central) and VC (Vendor Central) models, analyzing their respective advantages and disadvantages. The SC model grants sellers greater autonomy and profit margins, while the VC model is more convenient and suitable for businesses focused on product manufacturing. The choice between these models depends on the seller's specific circumstances and development goals. Ultimately, understanding the nuances of each model is crucial for success in the competitive Amazon marketplace.

China's Electric Logistics Vehicles Gain Traction Amid Policy Support

China's Electric Logistics Vehicles Gain Traction Amid Policy Support

This article analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of electric logistics vehicles compared to traditional fuel vehicles, addressing aspects such as vehicle structure, charging convenience, and maintenance costs. It also discusses policy support and practical market applications. Electric logistics vehicles, with their ease of operation and low maintenance costs, are ideal for last-mile delivery in urban areas. Despite facing challenges like center of gravity issues and insufficient charging infrastructure, their market prospects remain promising with rising environmental awareness and technological advancements.

07/28/2025 Logistics
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East Africa Boosts Antismuggling Efforts with WCO JICA Support

East Africa Boosts Antismuggling Efforts with WCO JICA Support

The World Customs Organization (WCO) and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) jointly held a workshop in Uganda to enhance customs intelligence analysis capabilities and strengthen anti-smuggling efforts in East Africa. Customs officials from various East African countries collaborated to develop post-seizure analysis training materials. Experts from the WCO and Japan Customs provided guidance to help East African customs improve their intelligence-driven risk management and combat smuggling crimes. The workshop aimed to build capacity and foster regional cooperation in tackling cross-border illicit trade.