US Ecommerce Surges As Shoppers Prioritize Price and Convenience

US Ecommerce Surges As Shoppers Prioritize Price and Convenience

A Mirakl report indicates that US consumers plan to increase online shopping spending, primarily driven by price advantages. Online platforms are gaining popularity due to their convenience, and consumers expect more personalized features. E-commerce channels offer advantages in product availability, creating opportunities for industry recovery. Sellers need to focus on building online channels, optimizing pricing strategies, and improving customer service to capitalize on these trends. The shift towards online retail presents a significant opportunity for growth and market share.

Ecommerce Sellers Face Trademark Risks Over 100 Claims

Ecommerce Sellers Face Trademark Risks Over 100 Claims

US company Saule, LLC, as the trademark holder of "100%", has initiated another round of rights protection, posing an infringement risk to cross-border e-commerce sellers. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the "100%" trademark application and its enforcement activities. It also offers comprehensive strategies for sellers to mitigate infringement risks and ensure compliance, including self-inspection, trademark search, monitoring industry trends, and seeking legal advice. The aim is to help sellers avoid infringement and achieve compliant operations.

Chewy Marketplace Expands Pet Product Sales in US

Chewy Marketplace Expands Pet Product Sales in US

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the platform model of Chewy, a leading pet e-commerce giant in the US. It covers Dropship, Chewy Purchase, and Chewy Import models, analyzing their respective advantages, disadvantages, and applicable scenarios. The article also advises merchants to exercise caution when selecting third-party service providers to avoid potential risks, ultimately helping them successfully onboard the Chewy platform. This guidance aims to empower sellers with the knowledge needed to navigate Chewy's ecosystem and achieve success.

Amazonusps Contract Renewal Shakes Up Logistics Industry

Amazonusps Contract Renewal Shakes Up Logistics Industry

Renewal negotiations between Amazon and USPS are uncertain, as USPS plans to implement a 'reverse auction' to increase competition, displeasing Amazon. USPS faces profitability pressures and overcapacity, while Amazon actively pursues self-built logistics and diversified partnerships. This game relates to the future direction of the logistics industry. Who will ultimately prevail is worth paying attention to. The renegotiation could significantly impact delivery costs and strategies for both companies, potentially reshaping the landscape of e-commerce fulfillment in the US.

Temu Rivals Amazon in US Ecommerce Market

Temu Rivals Amazon in US Ecommerce Market

Pinduoduo's Temu has entered the US market, challenging Amazon with its low prices. Following a model similar to SHEIN, Temu leverages its supply chain advantages to carve out a new space in the American e-commerce landscape. Its success hinges on its differentiation strategies and the user experience it provides. The platform aims to attract consumers with competitive pricing and a wide range of products, but faces challenges in building brand loyalty and ensuring consistent quality in a highly competitive market.

Ecommerce Logistics Hit Record Ontime Delivery Before Holidays

Ecommerce Logistics Hit Record Ontime Delivery Before Holidays

A ShipMatrix report indicates strong performance from the top three US logistics companies during 'Cyber Week,' achieving recent highs in on-time delivery rates. Ample capacity, Amazon's strategic adjustments, and relaxed delivery timeframes contributed to smooth logistics during the year-end peak season. While shifting consumer habits affected parcel volume, the overall logistics environment remains favorable for e-commerce sellers. The increased on-time rate suggests improved efficiency and reliability within the delivery network during a crucial period for online retail.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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US Rail Freight Sees Container Boom As Coal Demand Falls

US Rail Freight Sees Container Boom As Coal Demand Falls

Recent US rail freight data reveals a significant increase in container traffic driven by e-commerce growth. However, demand for traditional commodities like coal continues to decline, leading to a divergence in overall freight volumes. Year-to-date cumulative freight volume remains lower than last year. Railway companies are actively pursuing diversification and intelligent transformation strategies to address these challenges. The shift reflects broader trends in energy consumption and the evolving landscape of the transportation sector, requiring adaptation and innovation for sustained growth.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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USPS Expands Lastmile Delivery to Outside Bidders

USPS Expands Lastmile Delivery to Outside Bidders

USPS plans to open its last-mile delivery network, offering access to over 18,000 DDUs to more shippers through a bidding process. This initiative aims to boost revenue, improve financial sustainability, and enable retailers to achieve same-day or next-day delivery. Experts believe this move could reshape the US logistics landscape, but its success hinges on effective execution. The strategy represents a significant shift for USPS and could have a wide-ranging impact on e-commerce and supply chain operations.

Urumqireza Freight Route Boosts Crossborder Ecommerce

Urumqireza Freight Route Boosts Crossborder Ecommerce

The international freight route from Urumqi to Tehran has resumed strongly, operating once a week, marking the opening of a new channel for cross-border e-commerce. In the past four months, the freight volume at Urumqi's air port has surged by 522.2%, providing vast development opportunities for international e-commerce.

05/26/2025 Logistics
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