Etsy Restores China Sellers After DAC7 Compliance Issue

Etsy Restores China Sellers After DAC7 Compliance Issue

Etsy's DAC7 policy requires sellers to confirm their information, causing issues for established mainland China shops due to tax ID problems. After communication with Etsy, they acknowledged a technical issue and restored the shop, advising that confirmation is temporarily unnecessary. This article analyzes the cause of the problem, proposes coping strategies, and recommends sellers pay attention to policies, actively communicate with Etsy, and join relevant communities. This helps navigate potential disruptions caused by the DAC7 implementation and ensures continued operation on the platform.

02/05/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Shopee Sellers Gain Clarity on Returns and Dispute Rules

Shopee Sellers Gain Clarity on Returns and Dispute Rules

This article, from a data analyst's perspective, provides an in-depth analysis of Shopee's return and refund policy, offering actionable strategies to help sellers effectively handle disputes and protect their rights. Covering rule interpretation, process analysis, practical strategies, data-driven insights, and case studies, the aim is to build a robust return and refund management system and improve operational efficiency. This guide empowers sellers to navigate the complexities of Shopee returns, minimize losses, and enhance customer satisfaction through proactive dispute resolution.

02/05/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
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US Moves to End Temus Taxfree Imports

US Moves to End Temus Taxfree Imports

The potential cancellation of the US $800 duty-free policy poses a challenge to cross-border e-commerce platforms like Temu, which rely on direct mail small parcel models. Independent station sellers, third-party platform light and small item sellers, and cross-border small parcel platforms will be the most affected. It's recommended to optimize supply chains, implement smart overseas warehouses, and optimize logistics routes. Xunfeng Overseas Warehouse offers diversified business scenarios to help cross-border e-commerce reduce costs and increase efficiency.

02/05/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazon Sellers Must Adapt to New AI Review Feature

Amazon Sellers Must Adapt to New AI Review Feature

Amazon's new policy of prioritizing negative reviews impacts seller conversion rates. This article analyzes the impact of the new rules and provides strategies for dealing with them, including managing review keywords, optimizing product details, and leveraging AI to enhance product quality. The future belongs to "AI-friendly" sellers who can transform AI into a sales assistant. These sellers can proactively address negative feedback and improve their product offerings to maintain high conversion rates and customer satisfaction despite the prominence of negative reviews.

02/05/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Green Methanol Emerges As Key to Shipping Decarbonization

Green Methanol Emerges As Key to Shipping Decarbonization

Northeast Securities analysis indicates that new global shipping emission reduction regulations are driving demand for green methanol fuel. Resource control, project implementation capabilities, and compliance certification experience are key to corporate competition. Utilizing localized low-carbon resources for methanol production is a more accessible supply route. However, the industry still faces multiple risks, including policy, regulations, and raw material prices. These factors will significantly influence the adoption and scalability of green methanol as a viable alternative fuel for the shipping industry.

02/05/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Crossborder Sellers Face Rising Customs Detention Challenges

Crossborder Sellers Face Rising Customs Detention Challenges

This article deeply analyzes the causes of high customs detention rates under the COD (Cash on Delivery) model in cross-border e-commerce, covering aspects such as product quality, policies and regulations, market competition, logistics channels, and uncontrollable factors. It proposes systematic strategies to address these issues, including controlling product quality from the source, continuously monitoring policy changes in target countries, and prioritizing compliant logistics channels. These strategies aim to help cross-border sellers reduce customs detention risks and achieve steady development.

02/05/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Africas Ecommerce Sector Nears Trilliondollar Growth

Africas Ecommerce Sector Nears Trilliondollar Growth

The African e-commerce market is experiencing explosive growth, driven by demographic dividends, digitalization, economic growth, and policy support. Increased smartphone penetration, the rise of the middle class, regional integration, and innovations in logistics and payment are collectively propelling African e-commerce to new heights. Seize the opportunity, tap into the African market, and win the future. This burgeoning market presents significant potential for cross-border e-commerce ventures looking to expand their reach and capitalize on a rapidly developing consumer base.

02/05/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Morocco Boosts Green Customs Via Crossborder Partnerships

Morocco Boosts Green Customs Via Crossborder Partnerships

This paper provides an in-depth analysis of Morocco's customs regulatory framework for environmental compliance, covering the legal and policy foundations, inter-agency cooperation, compliance standards, application of electronic platforms, procedural simplification, and future prospects. It highlights Morocco's commitment to improving environmental compliance through multi-level cooperation, technological application, and process optimization. The study emphasizes Morocco's efforts in enhancing environmental compliance through various strategies and offers valuable lessons for other countries seeking to strengthen their own environmental protection measures within customs control.

02/05/2026 Customs Knowledge
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US Rail Freight Decline Signals Economic Worries

US Rail Freight Decline Signals Economic Worries

Data from the Association of American Railroads shows that U.S. rail freight and intermodal traffic both declined year-over-year in the week ending April 23, signaling a potential economic slowdown. While automotive and agricultural product shipments saw growth, traditional bulk commodities like coal and grain faced pressure. Overall North American rail transport has slowed, influenced by weak consumer demand, manufacturing challenges, accelerated energy transition, and supply chain bottlenecks. Future development hinges on global economic recovery, policy support, and infrastructure improvements.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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