ADB and WCO Boost Global Trade Efficiency in New Partnership

ADB and WCO Boost Global Trade Efficiency in New Partnership

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the World Customs Organization (WCO) are strengthening their collaboration to enhance customs efficiency in developing countries. This partnership focuses on capacity building, technical assistance, information sharing, and policy dialogue. The goal is to promote trade facilitation and regional integration, jointly address global trade challenges, and build a more efficient and interconnected global trade landscape. The cooperation aims to improve customs procedures, reduce trade costs, and support sustainable economic growth across the Asia-Pacific region.

02/02/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Uschina Trade War Intensifies With New Tariffs Risks Global Growth

Uschina Trade War Intensifies With New Tariffs Risks Global Growth

The US announcement of a 10% tariff increase on Chinese goods has sparked widespread international concern. China emphasizes that there are no winners in a trade war and will firmly defend its national interests. Analysts believe this move may exacerbate global trade tensions, increase business costs, and bring uncertainty to the world economy. Businesses should closely monitor policy developments and respond flexibly. This escalation raises concerns about potential disruptions to supply chains and the overall global economic outlook.

02/03/2026 Customs Knowledge
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New Fuzhoukuala Lumpur Air Cargo Route Strengthens SE Asia Trade

New Fuzhoukuala Lumpur Air Cargo Route Strengthens SE Asia Trade

The Fuzhou-Kuala Lumpur international all-cargo regular air route has officially opened, with the inaugural flight fully loaded in both directions. This route fills the gap in air cargo transportation between Fuzhou and Malaysia, establishing an efficient air freight channel to meet cross-border e-commerce demands. It facilitates the entry of Southeast Asian specialty products into the Fuzhou market and injects new momentum into regional economic and trade development. The new route is expected to significantly boost trade and collaboration between the two regions.

02/03/2026 Logistics
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Amazon Sellers Face New EPR Reserve Rules in France Spain

Amazon Sellers Face New EPR Reserve Rules in France Spain

New Amazon EPR regulations for France and Spain will take effect in November 2025, introducing an account-level reserve mechanism to cover environmental fees. Sellers should pay close attention to the initial and subsequent monthly reserve rules, accurately estimate funding requirements, optimize product categorization, and set up account reminders to ensure compliant operations. This proactive approach helps avoid unnecessary fines and potential store risks associated with non-compliance. Understanding and adapting to these changes are crucial for continued success on Amazon's European marketplaces.

02/03/2026 Customs Knowledge
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New HOS Rules Strain Trucking Capacity Risk Supply Chain Delays

New HOS Rules Strain Trucking Capacity Risk Supply Chain Delays

Proposed changes to the U.S. Hours of Service (HOS) regulations for truck drivers could significantly reduce available trucking hours, further straining already tight capacity. Industry experts fear the new rules will lead to capacity shortages, increased costs, and service disruptions. Companies should proactively voice their concerns, adapt flexibly, and embrace innovation to navigate the impending changes. This proactive approach will be crucial for mitigating the potential negative impacts on the supply chain and ensuring continued efficient transportation of goods.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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Amazon Reduces Warehouse Capacity Disrupts Sellers Before Chinese New Year

Amazon Reduces Warehouse Capacity Disrupts Sellers Before Chinese New Year

Amazon sellers are currently experiencing a sudden drop in FBA capacity, coinciding with the crucial period for stocking up for the Chinese New Year, leaving them unable to ship goods normally. High FBA fees contrast sharply with inefficient warehousing services, leading to widespread complaints. Amazon should prioritize its relationship with sellers, improve supply chain management capabilities, and avoid making sellers pay for platform inefficiencies. Sellers should also actively seek alternative solutions, optimize inventory management, and communicate proactively with Amazon to jointly address the challenges.

01/04/2026 Logistics
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Amazon Sellers Face FBA Delays Amid New Product Launch Challenges

Amazon Sellers Face FBA Delays Amid New Product Launch Challenges

This article focuses on Amazon's traffic support during the new product launch phase, addressing issues like slow FBA onboarding and stockouts. It provides solutions such as proactive follow-up, flexible adjustment of shipping addresses, and advertising strategy adjustments after stockouts. The importance of precise product selection, Listing optimization, active customer engagement, off-site traffic generation, and data analysis are emphasized. This helps sellers seize the golden opportunity of the new product launch phase and achieve product bestsellers.

12/30/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazon Sellers in Europe Must Comply With New EU Directives

Amazon Sellers in Europe Must Comply With New EU Directives

From June 2025, Amazon's European Station will enforce stricter EEL and RED regulations. Electronic products like smartphones and tablets must comply with energy efficiency labeling requirements. Wireless devices need a unified Type-C port and a 'charger-free' option. Sellers should complete product testing, EPREL registration, and information updates as soon as possible to avoid product removal and ensure continued operation in the European market. Compliance with these regulations is crucial for maintaining product listings and avoiding disruptions to sales within the EU.

02/04/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Amazon Sellers Grapple With Extended Payment Delays Under New Policy

Amazon Sellers Grapple With Extended Payment Delays Under New Policy

Amazon will implement a new “Delivery Date + 7 days (DD+7)” funds reserve policy globally starting March 12, 2026, extending the payment cycle for sellers. This new rule primarily impacts FBM sellers and may cause issues such as abnormal profit calculation and difficulty in restocking. Sellers should promptly check their account status, assess cash flow, optimize logistics solutions, and utilize Amazon's “On-Demand Payment” feature to alleviate financial pressure. This change requires sellers to proactively manage their finances and adapt their operational strategies.

02/05/2026 Logistics
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China Workers Grapple with Worklife Balance During Lunar New Year

China Workers Grapple with Worklife Balance During Lunar New Year

As the Spring Festival approaches, businesses and individuals face challenges like adjusting work rhythms, data fluctuations, supply chain issues, and the use of AI tools. This article suggests respecting objective laws, rationally viewing data, preparing contingency plans, planning time effectively, and being wary of AI misuse, while upholding independent thinking. The goal is to balance work and rest, accumulating strength for the new year.

02/05/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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