RXO Opens Laredo Hub to Boost Crossborder Nearshoring

RXO Opens Laredo Hub to Boost Crossborder Nearshoring

RXO has opened a new 127,000-square-foot cross-border logistics center in Laredo, Texas, designed to capitalize on the nearshoring trend. The facility offers warehousing, distribution, and customs brokerage services to clients. Located on the US-Mexico border and equipped with advanced technology, the center aims to improve cross-border transportation efficiency, reduce costs, and facilitate US-Mexico trade. RXO plans to invest over $30 million in the next decade to support the growth of its cross-border operations.

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SEKO Logistics Acquires Pixior to Boost Ecommerce Reach

SEKO Logistics Acquires Pixior to Boost Ecommerce Reach

SEKO Logistics has acquired Pixior LLC to strengthen its leadership in high-end e-commerce logistics. Pixior possesses extensive experience in e-commerce fulfillment for luxury fashion brands. This acquisition will expand SEKO's warehousing and transportation capabilities on the West Coast and enable the company to offer more personalized brand experiences to its customers. The move signifies SEKO's commitment to providing premium and tailored solutions within the rapidly growing luxury e-commerce sector, leveraging Pixior's expertise to enhance its service offerings.

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CHWE 2026 Expo to Boost Crossborder Ecommerce Growth

CHWE 2026 Expo to Boost Crossborder Ecommerce Growth

The 2026 CHWE Spring Exhibition is a key platform for cross-border e-commerce companies to expand their business, bringing together global e-commerce platforms, service providers, and professional buyers. ShenZhiLian provides support such as optimal booth selection, procurement matchmaking, brand display, and policy interpretation, helping companies seize opportunities, achieve intelligent overseas expansion, and tap into the blue ocean of cross-border e-commerce.

Chinas Digital Marketing Trends to Watch in 2026

Chinas Digital Marketing Trends to Watch in 2026

The "China Digital Marketing Trends Report 2026" is about to be released. Based on extensive research and interviews, the report forecasts marketing investment confidence, analyzes growth opportunities and challenges, examines media resource investment trends, and explores the application of AI in marketing. The live broadcast of the release event will interpret the report's key findings and invite industry experts to discuss critical issues in depth. This report provides valuable insights for marketers looking to navigate the evolving digital landscape in China.

Five Steps to Boost Factory Ecommerce Growth Globally

Five Steps to Boost Factory Ecommerce Growth Globally

Facing domestic market challenges, factory transformation into cross-border e-commerce is a growing trend. This article offers a five-step guide: understanding platform ecosystems, precisely targeting markets, building efficient logistics, data-driven trial operations, and creating localized services. It helps manufacturing enterprises upgrade from producers to global brand operators, achieving sustainable growth. This transformation allows factories to tap into new markets and diversify their revenue streams, ultimately leading to increased profitability and resilience in a competitive global landscape.

Guide to Protecting Fashion Designs in Global Ecommerce

Guide to Protecting Fashion Designs in Global Ecommerce

This paper delves into intellectual property protection strategies in fashion design. It proposes a tiered protection scheme – "trademark + copyright + design patent + utility model patent" – targeting different design elements like patterns, colors, and silhouettes. Furthermore, it offers compliance advice for cross-border e-commerce businesses, helping them effectively protect original designs in overseas markets and enhance brand competitiveness. The paper aims to provide practical guidance for safeguarding fashion designs in the context of global trade and intellectual property rights.

Revised Kyoto Convention to Enhance Trade Facilitation Postreview

Revised Kyoto Convention to Enhance Trade Facilitation Postreview

The 30th session of the Revised Kyoto Convention (RKC) Management Committee focused on reviewing specific annexes aimed at simplifying customs procedures, reducing trade costs, improving clearance efficiency, and promoting international trade growth. The meeting decided to extend the review period until December 2023 to refine the RKC guidelines and draft annexes. This extension aims to create a more convenient and efficient future for global trade by ensuring the RKC remains a relevant and effective tool for trade facilitation worldwide.

WCO Private Sector Collaborate to Streamline Global Trade

WCO Private Sector Collaborate to Streamline Global Trade

The World Customs Organization (WCO) Private Sector Consultative Group (PSCG) met with the Policy Commission (PC) to discuss key issues including business resumption, data strategy, and Green Customs. The meeting highlighted the critical role of customs during the pandemic and called for the permanent implementation of trade facilitation measures. Participants emphasized leveraging data strategies and Green Customs initiatives to build a sustainable trade system. The importance of strengthening cooperation between customs and the private sector to reshape the global trade landscape was also underscored.

Revised Kyoto Convention Aims to Simplify Global Trade

Revised Kyoto Convention Aims to Simplify Global Trade

The 29th session of the Revised Kyoto Convention Management Committee focused on the comprehensive revision of the Kyoto Convention, discussing 50 potential draft texts related to specific annexes, covering key areas such as goods handling, postal traffic, and relief consignments. The meeting urged all parties to actively participate in promoting trade facilitation and fostering global economic growth. Businesses should closely monitor the revision's progress, optimize business processes, and prepare for the opportunities and challenges brought by the new regulations.

Indonesia Boosts Customs to Rival Asiapacific Trade Hubs

Indonesia Boosts Customs to Rival Asiapacific Trade Hubs

Indonesia and the World Customs Organization (WCO) have signed an agreement to establish a Regional Training Center (RTC) and a Regional Customs Laboratory (RCL) in Indonesia. This initiative aims to enhance the professional skills of customs officers and improve commodity inspection capabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. The goal is to combat smuggling, facilitate trade, and strengthen global supply chain resilience. Indonesia will play a more significant role in regional customs cooperation through these facilities, contributing to improved efficiency and security in international trade.