Ozon Warns Sellers of Unfair Partner Commissions

Ozon Warns Sellers of Unfair Partner Commissions

This article aims to help OZON sellers self-check if their stores have been maliciously bound to a 'Technical Partner' and reveals its commission mechanism. It analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of binding a 'Technical Partner' in detail, providing a practical unbinding guide to help sellers avoid unnecessary losses. The article also reminds new sellers to be wary of 'free' traps, learn resource integration, and improve their store operation capabilities. This guide helps sellers protect their store and optimize their OZON business.

WCO and OASIS Collaborate to Standardize Global Trade Tech

WCO and OASIS Collaborate to Standardize Global Trade Tech

The World Customs Organization (WCO) and the Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards (OASIS) signed a Memorandum of Understanding to promote the adoption of technical standards by governments and the public sector worldwide, particularly in customs. This collaboration aims to streamline customs procedures and enhance trade efficiency using open IT technologies, ultimately building a secure and efficient supply chain. This signifies the dawn of a new era in trade driven by technical standards, fostering greater interoperability and transparency in global commerce.

Global Tech Committees Urge Clearer Agendas for Engagement

Global Tech Committees Urge Clearer Agendas for Engagement

This article provides an in-depth interpretation of the agenda and work plan of a Permanent Technical Committee meeting. It aims to help readers quickly grasp the core content of the meeting and participate effectively in discussions. The article analyzes each part of the meeting agenda in detail and offers suggestions for efficient participation, assisting technical experts in better engaging in international exchanges and contributing to industry development. The goal is to empower individuals to actively contribute during the conference.

Global Tech Leaders to Convene at 2026 WCO Conference

Global Tech Leaders to Convene at 2026 WCO Conference

The World Customs Organization (WCO) will hold a technical conference in 2026, bringing together experts and stakeholders from the global customs sector to discuss innovations in customs technology and modernization in management. The conference aims to promote international cooperation and the sharing of experiences, fostering improvements in customs efficiency and transparency.

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Elon Musk Suggests Privatizing USPS Amtrak to Cut Losses

Elon Musk Suggests Privatizing USPS Amtrak to Cut Losses

Elon Musk suggested privatizing the United States Postal Service (USPS) and Amtrak to address their chronic losses. Data indicates significant financial deficits for both institutions. Musk argues that public assets should be privatized when reasonable and feasible, subject to congressional approval. This proposal has sparked debate regarding the efficiency and sustainability of public services. The discussion revolves around whether privatization can improve financial performance and service delivery compared to the current public model.

WTO Advocates Trade Transparency Via Advance Rulings

WTO Advocates Trade Transparency Via Advance Rulings

This article explores the role of advance rulings in international trade, highlighting the legal certainty and risk management advantages they offer to businesses and customs in terms of classification, origin, and valuation. The technical guidelines from the World Customs Organization support the implementation of advance rulings by countries, promoting trade efficiency and transparency.

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Amazon Sellers Face Black Friday Tech Glitches Lost Sales

Amazon Sellers Face Black Friday Tech Glitches Lost Sales

Amazon faced technical issues during Black Friday, including disappearing Prime-exclusive discounts and malfunctioning lightning deal pages, leading to traffic loss and conversion challenges. Consumers still prefer the traditional Black Friday day, suggesting that extended discount periods might weaken the sense of urgency. Sellers should expand multi-channel traffic acquisition strategies, proactively address unexpected situations, and improve platform stability to mitigate future disruptions.

WCO Aids Bangladesh in Enhancing Trade Facilitation Via AEO Program

WCO Aids Bangladesh in Enhancing Trade Facilitation Via AEO Program

The World Customs Organization (WCO) provided technical assistance to Bangladesh to support the full implementation of its AEO program. Through workshops and business exchanges, the capacity of Bangladeshi customs officials was enhanced, and recommendations were provided for improving the AEO program. This project aims to improve the security and efficiency of international trade in Bangladesh and promote its economic development.