WCO Strengthens Bosnias Anticounterfeit Customs Efforts

WCO Strengthens Bosnias Anticounterfeit Customs Efforts

The World Customs Organization (WCO) organized an online workshop for Bosnia and Herzegovina Customs to enhance their capacity in intellectual property rights protection and address the challenges posed by counterfeit and pirated goods during the pandemic. Rights holders shared anti-counterfeiting techniques and emphasized the use of risk management tools. The WCO continues to strengthen the capacity building of its member customs administrations to build a safe and reliable trading environment. This initiative aims to equip customs officers with the necessary skills to combat the illicit trade of counterfeit goods.

Amazon Expands Crossborder Selling Opportunities

Amazon Expands Crossborder Selling Opportunities

Amazon's Toss-up Offers mechanism presents new sales opportunities for sellers who haven't won the Buy Box, particularly benefiting Chinese cross-border sellers in shared shopping cart scenarios. Sellers should view it as a complement to existing strategies. By optimizing products and improving services, they can seize this opportunity to achieve business growth. It allows multiple sellers to potentially win the sale even if they are not the primary Buy Box holder, creating a more competitive and dynamic marketplace. This is especially relevant for sellers offering similar products at comparable prices.

Ecommerce Leaders Meet in Hangzhou on Crossborder Growth

Ecommerce Leaders Meet in Hangzhou on Crossborder Growth

LoveAd & Shoptop held a private cross-border e-commerce event in Hangzhou, bringing together seven industry leaders. They shared their successful experiences in areas such as ergonomic chairs in Singapore, B2C independent site transformation, category expansion, technology-driven globalization of home furnishings, technology-enabled one-stop shopping experiences, and the overseas expansion of high-tech products. The event fostered discussions on future trends in cross-border e-commerce and provided valuable insights for Chinese companies looking to expand internationally. The speakers offered practical advice and strategies for navigating the complexities of the global market.

CH Robinson Tackles Supply Chain Challenges for Peak Season

CH Robinson Tackles Supply Chain Challenges for Peak Season

In an interview, C.H. Robinson's President of Global Forwarding, Mike Short, shared the company's strategies for navigating current supply chain challenges. These strategies include diversifying transportation options, employing flexible problem-solving skills, and leveraging digital technologies. He highlighted challenges such as port congestion and sea-to-air shifts, proposing corresponding solutions. The article also summarizes the importance of flexibility, creativity, and resilience for shippers, as well as the need for enhanced communication and collaboration. The company is focused on helping customers navigate the complexities of the current market.

TD Cowen Analyzes Freight Market Trends Tariffs and LTLTL Shifts

TD Cowen Analyzes Freight Market Trends Tariffs and LTLTL Shifts

At the SMC3 JumpStart 2025 conference, TD Cowen Managing Director Jason Seidl shared his unique insights on the freight economy, tariff impacts, AI applications, nearshoring, M&A activity, and LTL/TL market trends. His presentation provided valuable market analysis and strategic advice for businesses navigating the complexities of the current freight landscape. He highlighted key factors shaping the industry and offered actionable recommendations for companies looking to optimize their logistics operations and capitalize on emerging opportunities. Seidl's expertise offered attendees a comprehensive understanding of the forces at play in the freight market.

Kyoto Convention Panel Backs Customs Reform

Kyoto Convention Panel Backs Customs Reform

The 28th session of the Revised Kyoto Convention (RKC) Management Committee focused on the comprehensive review of the RKC. Discussions centered on the "Four-Step Framework" for the review process and identified directions for advancing concepts related to the General Annex. The meeting emphasized the importance of active participation from all contracting parties and shared experiences from new contracting parties. The aim is to enhance the convention's modernization, adapt to new global trade challenges, and promote international trade facilitation. The session highlighted the ongoing efforts to streamline customs procedures and improve efficiency in international trade.

Asiapacific Customs Centers Boost Remote Training

Asiapacific Customs Centers Boost Remote Training

The 19th Meeting of Heads of WCO Asia Pacific Regional Training Centers (RTCs) focused on remote training, discussing challenges and best practices. RTCs shared experiences, emphasizing the importance of cooperation and highlighting the need to enhance data analysis skills. The meeting aimed to promote customs capacity building and modernization in the Asia-Pacific region through collaborative efforts and the adoption of innovative training methodologies. Key discussions revolved around improving the effectiveness and accessibility of remote training programs to better equip customs officers with the necessary skills for the future.

Uzbekistan Advances Customs Reforms with WCO Backing

Uzbekistan Advances Customs Reforms with WCO Backing

The WCO held an online dialogue with Uzbekistan focusing on the 'Single Window' system to promote trade facilitation reforms. The WCO shared its relevant tools and expertise, while Uzbekistan presented its implementation plans. Discussions centered on key issues such as data standardization and interoperability. The dialogue aimed to support Uzbekistan's efforts in streamlining its trade processes and enhancing efficiency through the Single Window system, ultimately contributing to increased trade competitiveness and economic growth. The collaboration highlights the WCO's commitment to assisting member states in modernizing their customs procedures.

V卓 Group Pushes for Standardized Ecommerce Talent Training

V卓 Group Pushes for Standardized Ecommerce Talent Training

The 2026 Cross-border E-commerce Talent Development Forum was held in Jiangxi, focusing on talent standard development and industry-education integration. Wezzoo Group shared its perspective on corporate recruitment, highlighting the mismatch between talent cultivation and enterprise needs as a key issue. They proposed tiered and scenario-based approaches, defining abilities by behavior and results, and establishing pilot and feedback mechanisms. The aim is to create a visible, assessable, and practical cross-border e-commerce talent standard, helping companies attract the right talent and promoting high-quality development in the industry.

Walmart Launches Business Unit to Rival Amazon

Walmart Launches Business Unit to Rival Amazon

Walmart has officially launched Walmart Business, a corporate shopping program designed to challenge Amazon's dominance in the B2B eCommerce sector. The program offers features like multi-user accounts, shared payment information, and tax-exempt programs, and has already invited third-party sellers to participate. This move signifies an escalation in competition within the B2B eCommerce market, promising enterprise users more choices and a more convenient procurement experience. Walmart aims to capture a significant share of the growing B2B online market by leveraging its brand recognition and existing infrastructure.