Global Customs Agencies Intensify Fight Against Environmental Crime

Global Customs Agencies Intensify Fight Against Environmental Crime

The World Customs Organization emphasizes the crucial role of customs in environmental protection, urging the global customs community to strengthen cooperation in combating illegal environmental trade and protecting natural heritage. By enhancing border control, risk assessment, international collaboration, and technological application, customs administrations can effectively address environmental crime and contribute to sustainable development. The focus is on proactive measures to prevent illicit trafficking of endangered species, hazardous waste, and other environmentally harmful goods across borders, ensuring a safer and more sustainable planet for future generations.

Shein Hits 30B Revenue As Fastfashion Demand Soars

Shein Hits 30B Revenue As Fastfashion Demand Soars

Fast fashion giant SHEIN has surpassed Zara and H&M with annual revenue exceeding $30 billion, becoming a leader in the industry. Its success lies in its efficient supply chain, precise data-driven approach, and flexible marketing strategies. However, SHEIN also faces challenges related to sustainable development and labor rights. In the future, SHEIN needs to actively promote sustainable development and lead the transformation of the fast fashion industry. Its rapid growth and market dominance raise important questions about the future of ethical and environmentally responsible fashion.

US Firms Adapt Sustainability Strategies Amid Paris Accord Uncertainty

US Firms Adapt Sustainability Strategies Amid Paris Accord Uncertainty

The Trump administration's renewed announcement of the US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, despite corporate opposition, is analyzed. This article examines the impact of this decision on corporate sustainability strategies. It emphasizes that even with the US withdrawal, businesses should proactively advance climate and sustainability initiatives, embrace innovation, invest in clean energy, and collaborate with supply chain partners. The aim is to build a green and sustainable future, regardless of governmental policies, highlighting the importance of corporate leadership in addressing climate change and promoting sustainable development.

Amazon Sellers Adapt to Tight Budgets Amid Rising Competition

Amazon Sellers Adapt to Tight Budgets Amid Rising Competition

This article explores low-cost startup strategies on Amazon. By comparing successful and failed cases, it emphasizes the importance of sustainable business practices, careful product selection, and improved operational skills. The article suggests that new sellers should avoid reckless expansion, focus on market demand, and gradually accumulate experience and capital to achieve sustainable growth. It highlights the need for a measured approach and emphasizes building a solid foundation before scaling operations. This ensures long-term viability and minimizes risk in the competitive Amazon marketplace.

Major Ecommerce Firms Compete in Growing Secondhand Market

Major Ecommerce Firms Compete in Growing Secondhand Market

E-commerce giants are increasingly investing in the secondhand market, signaling the rise of sustainable consumption. eBay is reshaping its core business, and fast-fashion brands like SHEIN and Zara are also entering the space. The markets for secondhand apparel, sneakers, and furniture show significant potential, but profitability remains a challenge. Cross-border sellers should seize this opportunity by selecting appropriate product categories, establishing reliable supply chains, providing professional services, and embracing sustainable development principles. The secondhand market presents a promising avenue for growth within the evolving e-commerce landscape.

HS Codes Boost Sustainability in Global Textile Trade

HS Codes Boost Sustainability in Global Textile Trade

A World Customs Organization seminar explored the role of HS codes in fostering sustainable development within the textile industry. Key issues highlighted included the identification of environmentally friendly textiles, value chain transparency, and the standardization of the circular economy. The seminar aimed to promote the adaptation of HS codes to environmental needs and contribute to the construction of a green textile trade system. Discussions focused on how updated HS classifications can better track and incentivize sustainable practices throughout the textile supply chain, ultimately supporting a more environmentally responsible industry.

HS Codes Boost Green Trade and Sustainability Efforts

HS Codes Boost Green Trade and Sustainability Efforts

This paper explores the role of the World Customs Organization and its Harmonized System (HS) in the global green trade transition. By analyzing the HS's potential in identifying environmentally friendly products, restricting trade in harmful products, and supporting the development of a circular economy, it elucidates how this international trade tool can be leveraged to promote sustainable material lifecycle management and contribute to the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. The paper highlights the importance of HS codes in fostering green trade practices and achieving sustainability objectives.

Tidot Amazon Ads Partner on Aidriven Global Brand Growth

Tidot Amazon Ads Partner on Aidriven Global Brand Growth

Titan Technology showcased at the Amazon Ads 2025 Partner Summit, deepening collaboration with Amazon Ads. Focusing on the application of AI technology in marketing, both parties are committed to building a smarter, more efficient, and sustainable full-funnel growth system for Chinese brands going global. This partnership aims to empower brands to achieve sustainable growth in the global market by leveraging AI-driven solutions and optimizing their Amazon advertising strategies. The collaboration will focus on providing comprehensive support and resources to help brands navigate the complexities of international expansion.

Tech Advances Enable Deforestationfree Supply Chains

Tech Advances Enable Deforestationfree Supply Chains

The World Resources Institute (WRI) partners with companies to develop a supply chain risk management platform using high-resolution satellite imagery and canopy density analysis to pinpoint deforestation risks. Recognizing agricultural supply chains as a key battleground for forest protection, industries like palm oil, soy, and beef need to strengthen sustainable production practices. With increasing investor and consumer focus on ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) factors, companies are driven to establish sustainable supply chains and achieve zero-deforestation goals. This collaborative effort aims to protect forests through technological innovation and responsible sourcing.