Hangzhou Factoring Firm Resolves Bill Dispute Amid Compliance Scrutiny

Hangzhou Factoring Firm Resolves Bill Dispute Amid Compliance Scrutiny

The Shanghai City State Factoring's overdue commercial acceptance bill event of 70 million yuan, although resolved, sparked discussions about the compliance of factoring companies using commercial acceptance bills to pay factoring consideration. This article analyzes the factoring business model and points out that factoring companies should focus on risk management and compliance operation to provide sound financial services for the real economy. It highlights the importance of adhering to regulations and managing potential risks associated with the use of commercial acceptance bills in factoring transactions.

02/03/2026 International Settlement
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TEMU Guide Helps Sellers Navigate Global Product Compliance

TEMU Guide Helps Sellers Navigate Global Product Compliance

This article provides a detailed interpretation of the qualification compliance requirements for externally sourced products under TEMU's fully managed model. It covers aspects such as product identification, backend information filling, and packaging labels. Emphasizing complete qualifications, consistent information, and compliant labeling is crucial for successful product listing across multiple countries and achieving explosive sales. This guide helps sellers efficiently navigate qualification reviews and seize market opportunities. It highlights the importance of accurate product information and labeling for successful product launches on the TEMU platform.

02/03/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Temus Seller Models Options for Crossborder Ecommerce

Temus Seller Models Options for Crossborder Ecommerce

The Temu platform offers three operational models: Full Management, Semi-Management, and Y2. Full Management is suitable for factory-type sellers, offering convenience but lower profits. Semi-Management provides sellers with greater autonomy and profit potential but requires attention to fulfillment timeliness. The Y2 model is an upgraded version of Semi-Management, addressing overseas warehousing challenges. Sellers should choose based on their specific circumstances. This variety allows for flexibility and caters to different seller capabilities and risk tolerance within the cross-border e-commerce landscape.

02/03/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Chinas SHEIN Tops Crossborder Ecommerce As Tiktok Boosts Growth

Chinas SHEIN Tops Crossborder Ecommerce As Tiktok Boosts Growth

The "China Cross-border E-commerce Brand Influence Ranking (First Half of 2024)" reveals the strength of Chinese brands in the global market. SHEIN leads the ranking, followed by brands like Anker and Halara, which have achieved significant growth on TikTok. The DTC (Direct-to-Consumer) model and social e-commerce have emerged as key strategies for brand success, indicating new opportunities in cross-border e-commerce. These brands leverage digital platforms and direct consumer engagement to build brand awareness and drive sales internationally.

02/03/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Minimum Capital Needed to Launch a Shopee Store Cluster

Minimum Capital Needed to Launch a Shopee Store Cluster

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the startup capital required for the Shopee store cluster model, using local Malaysian stores as an example. It details the cost structure of various aspects, including marketing, goods payments, logistics, and the payment cycle. The analysis emphasizes the impact of different sites, operating environments, and store cluster sizes on capital needs. The aim is to help sellers prepare adequately and avoid potential cash flow problems. Understanding these costs is crucial for successful Shopee store cluster operation.

02/03/2026 International Settlement
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Guide to Shipping Knives to France Via Ecommerce

Guide to Shipping Knives to France Via Ecommerce

This article provides a comprehensive guide for cross-border e-commerce sellers exporting knives to France. It covers key aspects such as logistics options (EMS, international express, dedicated line logistics, overseas warehousing), customs clearance procedures, delivery services, special precautions, logistics model selection, logistics information tracking, overseas warehouse operations, and the shipping process. The aim is to help sellers safely and efficiently deliver knives to French consumers. It offers a practical overview of navigating the complexities of exporting knives to France, ensuring a smooth and compliant process.

02/02/2026 Logistics
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WCO Updates Kyoto Convention to Modernize Global Customs Standards

WCO Updates Kyoto Convention to Modernize Global Customs Standards

The World Customs Organization (WCO) is leading a comprehensive review of the Revised Kyoto Convention, aiming to build a “Future Customs” model adapted to the 21st century. This revision addresses emerging challenges such as digital trade and supply chain risks, while promoting trade facilitation. Through intelligent regulation, data-driven decision-making, risk management orientation, and collaborative partnerships, the goal is to achieve intelligent, efficient, and collaborative customs supervision, contributing to global trade development. The revised convention seeks to modernize customs procedures and enhance global trade security.

02/03/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Zimbabwe Enhances Customs Oversight with WCO Assistance

Zimbabwe Enhances Customs Oversight with WCO Assistance

The World Customs Organization (WCO) supported the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) in enhancing its capabilities to effectively implement the Trade Facilitation Agreement by hosting a customs project management training workshop in Zimbabwe. This training aimed to strengthen ZIMRA's capacity in project management and human resources to address trade facilitation challenges and promote economic development in Zimbabwe. The initiative also serves as a model for other developing countries. The workshop focused on practical skills and knowledge transfer to improve ZIMRA's efficiency and effectiveness in customs operations.

02/03/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Iran Japan Sign Customs Pact to Boost Trade

Iran Japan Sign Customs Pact to Boost Trade

Iran and Japan signed a Mutual Assistance and Cooperation Agreement on Customs Matters, aiming to strengthen bilateral cooperation in the customs area. The agreement facilitates information sharing, joint research, and administrative assistance. Based on the World Customs Organization's Model Agreement, it will promote trade growth, enhance trade security, and improve the investment climate. This agreement sets a precedent for global customs cooperation, fostering a more secure and efficient international trade environment between the two nations. It is expected to significantly boost economic ties and streamline customs procedures.

02/03/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Trumps Trademark Crackdown Ecommerce Sellers Face IP Risks

Trumps Trademark Crackdown Ecommerce Sellers Face IP Risks

The Trump Organization's large-scale lawsuits against e-commerce platform sellers for infringement highlight the importance of IP compliance in cross-border e-commerce. Sellers should immediately self-inspect their store products, remove unauthorized derivatives, standardize product development processes, improve IP management, and use tools to prevent infringement risks, thereby achieving compliant operations. This proactive approach is crucial to avoid legal repercussions and maintain a sustainable business model in the competitive global marketplace. Ignoring IP rights can lead to significant financial and reputational damage.

02/03/2026 Customs Knowledge
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