Ecommerce Fuels Cold Chain Real Estate Boom Amid Trilliondollar Demand

Ecommerce Fuels Cold Chain Real Estate Boom Amid Trilliondollar Demand

A CBRE report indicates that fresh food e-commerce is driving a surge in demand for cold chain warehousing in the US, projecting a need for 100 million square feet over the next five years. While cold chain real estate faces challenges like high construction costs and specialized requirements, automation and the rise of smaller markets present new opportunities. Investors should pay close attention to market changes and seize the significant potential within cold chain real estate.

01/28/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Ottawa Logistics Firm Sees 190 Order Growth Amid Ecommerce Shift

Ottawa Logistics Firm Sees 190 Order Growth Amid Ecommerce Shift

Ottawa Logistics Fulfillment successfully transformed into e-commerce logistics, experiencing a 190% surge in orders within a year. Their secret lies in optimizing operational processes, introducing advanced technology, and focusing on customer experience. This article summarizes their success, offering valuable lessons for other 3PL companies transitioning to e-commerce logistics. It emphasizes the importance of defining clear goals, streamlining processes, embracing technology, prioritizing customer experience, and selecting suitable partners.

01/28/2026 Warehousing
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Fedex Acquires TNT Express for 48B to Boost European Ecommerce

Fedex Acquires TNT Express for 48B to Boost European Ecommerce

FedEx plans to acquire TNT Express for $4.8 billion, aiming to expand its market share in Europe and better serve the global e-commerce market. This move will enhance FedEx's global competitiveness, improve customer service capabilities, and enable FedEx to capitalize on the continued growth of global e-commerce. Experts believe the acquisition is strategically significant for FedEx, allowing for immediate expansion of its European capabilities, distribution footprint, and market share.

01/26/2026 Logistics
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Ozon Scraps Deposits Amid Push to Rebuild Russian Ecommerce Trust

Ozon Scraps Deposits Amid Push to Rebuild Russian Ecommerce Trust

Russian e-commerce platform Ozon has eliminated the deposit for new sellers, aiming to lower barriers to entry, attract more merchants, and rebuild trust damaged by payment issues. This provides opportunities for sellers, but also necessitates attention to platform order and product quality. Product selection is crucial for success on Ozon, and platforms like 'Overseas Exploration' can quickly identify trending and new products.

01/26/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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EU Ecommerce Firms Warned of Hidden Fees in Compliance Services

EU Ecommerce Firms Warned of Hidden Fees in Compliance Services

This article exposes the phenomenon of some EU Representative service providers disguisedly charging under the guise of "audit fees." It analyzes the correct content of EU Representative services and provides a guide to choosing reliable service providers, helping sellers avoid pitfalls. It reminds sellers to be vigilant against hidden charges, improve compliance awareness, and avoid unnecessary financial losses. The guide aims to empower sellers to navigate EU compliance requirements effectively and select trustworthy partners.

01/26/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Ecommerce Sellers Adapt to EU VAT and EPR Summer Slowdown

Ecommerce Sellers Adapt to EU VAT and EPR Summer Slowdown

With the approach of the European "High Temperature Holiday" and the Olympic Games, VAT/EPR registration timelines may be affected. Sellers are advised to plan their registrations in advance, submit accurate documentation, and be patient while awaiting their registration numbers. Leyu (replace with actual company name if known) is committed to minimizing the impact of the holidays and ensuring smooth business operations for sellers.

01/26/2026 Customs Knowledge
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New Players Struggle in Crowded US Auto Parts Ecommerce Sector

New Players Struggle in Crowded US Auto Parts Ecommerce Sector

The US auto parts e-commerce market is highly competitive. New entrants need to deeply cultivate technical standards, supply chains, logistics, and target markets to seize market opportunities. This article analyzes key elements such as profit models, competitive landscape, platform policies, and operational strategies. It provides practical guidance for new entrants, helping them stand out in the fierce market competition. The analysis aims to equip businesses with the knowledge necessary to navigate the complexities and succeed in the dynamic US auto parts e-commerce sector.

01/27/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Chinas 2025 Crossborder Ecommerce Fair Aims to Boost Global Trade

Chinas 2025 Crossborder Ecommerce Fair Aims to Boost Global Trade

The 2025 China Cross-border E-commerce Trade Fair (Spring) will be held in Fuzhou in March. It brings together suppliers, platforms, service providers, and more, covering the entire cross-border e-commerce industry chain. The exhibition will feature forums and matchmaking events, serving as a crucial platform for cross-border e-commerce professionals to expand resources, understand trends, and seize opportunities.

01/27/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Shopee Raises Fees Amid Rising Ecommerce Competition in Southeast Asia

Shopee Raises Fees Amid Rising Ecommerce Competition in Southeast Asia

Shopee adjusted shipping fees in Malaysia and Singapore to optimize the logistics experience. Indonesian e-commerce platform TOCO attracted numerous sellers with its 'zero-fee' policy. The Philippines is experiencing a boom in short video e-commerce, with significant growth in both seller numbers and transaction volume, driving the country's digital economy. The Southeast Asian e-commerce market is facing increasing competition, leading to a trend of diversified development. This highlights the dynamic and evolving nature of e-commerce in the region.

01/27/2026 Logistics
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Hong Kong Ecommerce Firms Warned of Address Scams in Registration

Hong Kong Ecommerce Firms Warned of Address Scams in Registration

Cross-border e-commerce sellers should be wary of the pitfalls of Hong Kong company registered addresses. Low-priced, fake addresses can lead to store closures and even legal violations. It is crucial to choose a compliant, genuine, and stable address. Prioritize reputable service providers who contract directly with developers, have verifiable qualifications, and offer transparent services to ensure compliant operations and avoid potential issues with your Hong Kong company registration and its impact on your e-commerce business.

01/27/2026 Customs Knowledge
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