Thailand Sierra Leone Push Kyoto Convention Signatories Over 100

Thailand Sierra Leone Push Kyoto Convention Signatories Over 100

With Thailand and Sierra Leone joining, the Revised Kyoto Convention (RKC) has surpassed 100 contracting parties, marking a significant step in global trade facilitation. The convention aims to simplify and harmonize customs procedures, reduce trade costs, and improve efficiency. It works in synergy with the WTO's Trade Facilitation Agreement, injecting new vitality into global economic development. The WCO encourages more members to join and collectively promote trade facilitation. This milestone underscores the growing global commitment to streamlining trade processes and fostering economic growth through simplified customs procedures.

China Launches dragon Action to Curb Export IP Theft

China Launches dragon Action to Curb Export IP Theft

National Customs launched a three-month "Dragon Action" to severely crack down on import and export infringement activities, focusing on exports to Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, and countries along the "Belt and Road" initiative. Key products include small appliances and electronic goods. Through increased penalties, criminal prosecution, and support for civil justice, Customs will collaborate to provide strong intellectual property protection for export enterprises, helping Chinese brands to thrive overseas. This initiative aims to safeguard Chinese innovation and ensure fair trade practices.

WCO Data Model Boosts Crossborder Trade Efficiency

WCO Data Model Boosts Crossborder Trade Efficiency

The WCO Data Model is a universal standard for global trade, simplifying customs data and promoting trade facilitation and security. It enhances efficiency and reduces costs associated with cross-border transactions. By standardizing data elements and formats, it enables seamless information exchange between traders, customs administrations, and other regulatory agencies. This leads to improved risk management, better resource allocation, and ultimately, a more efficient and secure international trade environment. The WCO Data Model is crucial for streamlined processes and reduced administrative burdens in global commerce.

Mozambique Strengthens Environmental Laws with WCO Backing

Mozambique Strengthens Environmental Laws with WCO Backing

WCO co-organized a workshop to enhance Mozambican officials' awareness of environmental conventions, combat the illegal transfer of hazardous waste, and promote environmentally sustainable development. The workshop aimed to strengthen enforcement capabilities and foster collaboration to address environmental crime. By improving understanding of international agreements and customs procedures, the initiative seeks to protect Mozambique's environment and contribute to global efforts in combating illegal waste trafficking. This joint effort highlights the importance of customs cooperation in safeguarding the environment and ensuring compliance with multilateral agreements.

Exporting Hazardous Materials: A Complete Guide to Maritime Operations

Exporting Hazardous Materials: A Complete Guide to Maritime Operations

This article outlines the considerations and procedures for the export of dangerous goods and shipping operations, including the requirement for inspection clearance documents, the bill of exchange process, port release times, and specific requirements for freight forwarding positions. It emphasizes the importance of understanding relevant regulations and procedures for practitioners to minimize errors and risks during operations.

Shuangqing Property Enhances Logistics for Global Trade Expansion

Shuangqing Property Enhances Logistics for Global Trade Expansion

Shuangqing Property Service Co., Ltd. upgrades its DDP shipping service, providing a comprehensive cross-border logistics solution with door-to-door clearance, on-time delivery, and security guarantees. Services include cross-border e-commerce logistics, international logistics, supply chain management, and warehousing & distribution. A professional team offers 24/7 support, helping businesses to ship goods globally.

02/02/2026 Logistics
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Shopee Adjusts Policies Amid Ramadan Ecommerce Surge

Shopee Adjusts Policies Amid Ramadan Ecommerce Surge

This week's cross-border e-commerce news focuses on key issues such as Ramadan e-commerce opportunities, Shopee policy adjustments, supply chain risks, logistics challenges, the expansion of comprehensive pilot zones, AliExpress's entry into Brazil, the localization of 'Double Eleven', the acceleration of China-Vietnam trains, and adjustments to Amazon's tax rules. This provides timely reference information for sellers navigating the evolving landscape of cross-border e-commerce.

01/04/2026 Logistics
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Shopify Payments Expands Access for Chinese Merchants

Shopify Payments Expands Access for Chinese Merchants

Shopify Payments is the official payment solution for Shopify, streamlining payment processes and reducing transaction fees. Typically, Chinese merchants require overseas company qualifications to activate it, but some channels allow applying for an EIN tax ID with domestic information. Activation requires ensuring the authenticity of information, compliant operation, and selecting a reliable service provider. This article provides a detailed guide to help Chinese merchants successfully activate Shopify Payments.

Temu Offers Six Tips for Seamless Onboarding

Temu Offers Six Tips for Seamless Onboarding

This article provides a detailed interpretation of six key considerations for onboarding on Temu, including preparing review materials, handling application rejections, language specifications, store name restrictions, product information filling, and tax policies. It helps you avoid common pitfalls and efficiently start your cross-border e-commerce journey on Temu, ensuring compliant operations. Learn about the essential requirements and best practices to successfully launch your store and navigate the platform's regulations.

01/05/2026 Logistics
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Crossborder Logistics Firms Face Scrutiny Over Blacklist Risks

Crossborder Logistics Firms Face Scrutiny Over Blacklist Risks

A cross-border logistics "blacklist" exposes industry malpractices, including tax compliance risks, channel fraud, and poor service quality. Sellers should enhance risk awareness by selecting reputable freight forwarders, signing detailed contracts, and tracking shipments throughout the process. Utilizing data analysis to optimize logistics choices is also crucial. By taking these precautions, sellers can effectively avoid risks and safeguard their own interests in the complex landscape of international shipping.