Deep Dive into Overseas Warehouses: New Opportunities and Challenges for Cross-border E-commerce

Deep Dive into Overseas Warehouses: New Opportunities and Challenges for Cross-border E-commerce

China has over 1,800 overseas warehouses, providing strong support for cross-border e-commerce. These warehouses can be categorized into three types: third-party service-oriented, platform-oriented, and growth-oriented. They address challenges posed by the pandemic by shortening transport times and enhancing supply chain efficiency. Sellers should consider factors such as scale, management systems, reasonable costs, and integrated operations when choosing an overseas warehouse.

07/17/2025 Logistics
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Amazon Sales Decline Highlights Challenges for Crossborder Ecommerce

Amazon Sales Decline Highlights Challenges for Crossborder Ecommerce

Declining sales in some Amazon categories reflect a trend of consumption downgrade. Lower US consumer savings rates and rising Engel's coefficients are leading to reduced spending on non-essential goods. Cross-border e-commerce sellers should address these challenges through product innovation, supply chain optimization, brand building, refined operations, and diversified channels. Crucially, controlling costs is paramount to adapt to the new normal of consumption downgrade.

Fast Fashion Giant SHEIN Expands Brickandmortar Amid Ecommerce Shifts

Fast Fashion Giant SHEIN Expands Brickandmortar Amid Ecommerce Shifts

While Shopee retracts its global operations, SHEIN expands aggressively, venturing into physical markets in Japan and Canada. By opening physical stores, building overseas warehouses and offices, SHEIN is accelerating the construction of a global physical supply chain ecosystem, enhancing operational efficiency and service levels. This strategic shift reflects the e-commerce industry's transition from a focus on 'traffic is king' to 'physical infrastructure is fundamental'.

Guide to Streamlining Warehouse Logistics for Efficiency

Guide to Streamlining Warehouse Logistics for Efficiency

This paper delves into the key elements of warehouse planning, including warehouse type selection, geographical location layout, design optimization, streamlined operational processes, technology application, equipment configuration, and human resource management. It aims to assist companies in building efficient warehouses, improving logistics efficiency, reducing operating costs, and ultimately enhancing market competitiveness. The study provides insights into optimizing warehouse operations for improved overall supply chain performance.

01/21/2026 Warehousing
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Green Logistics Cuts Costs and Boosts Sustainability

Green Logistics Cuts Costs and Boosts Sustainability

This paper delves into the latest trends and developments in green logistics, covering policy incentives, corporate practices, industry insights, supply chain management, and the challenges and opportunities faced by SMEs. It emphasizes the importance of embracing digitalization, building resilient supply chains, and strengthening international cooperation. The aim is to help companies seize the opportunities presented by green logistics, achieving a win-win situation of cost reduction, efficiency improvement, and sustainable development. This research provides a comprehensive overview for businesses looking to integrate green practices into their logistics operations.

01/07/2026 Logistics
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Syfan Logistics Cuts Costs for Allsource Supply with LTL Efficiency

Syfan Logistics Cuts Costs for Allsource Supply with LTL Efficiency

This article provides an in-depth analysis of how Syfan Logistics optimized its Less-than-Truckload (LTL) shipping processes to help Allsource Supply achieve cost savings and efficiency improvements in the building materials industry. The article explores the challenges faced in LTL transportation and corresponding strategies. It summarizes the successful experiences of Syfan Logistics, offering valuable insights and a reference model for other companies seeking to enhance their LTL operations and improve overall supply chain performance. The focus is on practical strategies and real-world application within the construction material sector.

Bank of America Index Shows High Costs Low Volumes in US Logistics

Bank of America Index Shows High Costs Low Volumes in US Logistics

The Bank of America Freight Payment Index indicates a decrease in freight volumes during the fourth quarter, while freight spending reached a record high. Driver shortages, rising fuel prices, and ongoing supply chain challenges are key contributing factors. Regional performance varied, with the Western region experiencing the largest increase in spending. To navigate these challenges, businesses need to optimize their supply chains, strengthen collaboration, diversify transportation options, and embrace digital transformation. These strategies are crucial for mitigating the impact of rising costs and ensuring efficient freight operations in the current economic climate.

Kelloggs Strike Supply Issues Threaten Breakfast Food Supply

Kelloggs Strike Supply Issues Threaten Breakfast Food Supply

The Kellogg's strike has exacerbated existing supply chain strains, potentially leading to increased cereal prices or shortages. The strike stems from disagreements between labor and management regarding compensation and benefits, reflecting deeper conflicts between labor rights and the rise of automation. Companies are implementing measures like global inventory adjustments to mitigate the impact. Consumers should monitor the situation, be flexible in their choices, and practice rational consumption. The strike highlights the vulnerability of the food supply chain and the ongoing struggle for fair labor practices in a rapidly changing economic landscape.

Strategic 3PL Partnerships Boost Ecommerce Beyond Pricing

Strategic 3PL Partnerships Boost Ecommerce Beyond Pricing

Facing supply chain challenges, the traditional “lowest price wins” logistics procurement strategy is outdated. Companies should view 3PLs as strategic partners, building closer relationships through improved forecasting accuracy, technology enablement, and tiered management. This approach aims to create a more resilient supply chain, ultimately enhancing customer experience and corporate competitiveness. By moving beyond solely focusing on cost, businesses can foster stronger collaborations with 3PLs, leading to a more agile and responsive supply chain better equipped to navigate disruptions and meet evolving customer demands.

Guide to Resilient Supply Chains Via Strategic Rfps

Guide to Resilient Supply Chains Via Strategic Rfps

Traditional bidding processes are often insufficient to address modern supply chain risks. A value-driven RFP (Request for Proposal) strategy, however, places greater emphasis on service quality, risk management, and sustainability. This approach helps companies select reliable partners capable of navigating unforeseen events and ensuring a stable and efficient supply chain. By prioritizing value over solely focusing on price, organizations can mitigate potential disruptions and build more resilient networks, ultimately improving overall supply chain performance and minimizing vulnerability to risks.