Guangzhou Offers Streamlined FBA Solutions for Amazon Sellers

Guangzhou Offers Streamlined FBA Solutions for Amazon Sellers

This article focuses on Guangzhou's FBA first leg services, highlighting its geographical advantages and logistics resources. It details service content, including pick-up warehousing, sorting and packaging, customs declaration and clearance, transportation and delivery, and tracking feedback. The emphasis is on efficiency, professionalism, flexibility, and security. Through case studies, the article demonstrates the effectiveness of the services. The aim is to assist sellers in selecting a suitable FBA first leg service provider to improve their Amazon sales performance.

01/16/2026 Logistics
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Amazon FBA Guide Aids Crossborder Ecommerce in US Market

Amazon FBA Guide Aids Crossborder Ecommerce in US Market

This article provides an in-depth analysis of Amazon FBA in the US marketplace, explaining its definition, advantages, operational processes, and key considerations. It also offers advice on choosing an FBA service provider. As a cross-border e-commerce logistics solution, FBA can effectively reduce costs and improve customer satisfaction. However, sellers need to pay close attention to detail and carefully select their service provider to maximize its benefits and avoid potential issues related to inventory management and fulfillment.

01/16/2026 Logistics
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Chinarussia Visafree Policy Fuels Crossborder Ecommerce Growth

Chinarussia Visafree Policy Fuels Crossborder Ecommerce Growth

The visa-free policy between China and Russia has officially taken effect, presenting unprecedented opportunities for cross-border e-commerce. This policy is expected to boost bilateral investment by 150% and trigger an explosive growth in the tourism industry. Cross-border sellers should seize this opportunity by optimizing product selection, logistics, and marketing strategies, while ensuring compliant operations. By riding this wave, they can collectively contribute to a new chapter in China-Russia economic and trade cooperation.

Supreme Court Blocks LA Port Clean Truck Program

Supreme Court Blocks LA Port Clean Truck Program

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected parts of the Port of Los Angeles' 'Clean Truck' program, sparking debate on the boundaries of local regulations. The program aimed to reduce port pollution, but trucking associations argued it interfered with the market. The Port of Los Angeles is reassessing the plan, seeking collaboration with trucking companies to explore a win-win path for environmental protection and economic development. This offers insights into the green transformation of the logistics industry.

01/15/2026 Logistics
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Freight Industry Adapts to Market Challenges Amid New Normal

Freight Industry Adapts to Market Challenges Amid New Normal

This LM Podcast features Tom Nightingale providing insights into key trends and challenges in the current freight and logistics market. He discusses the peak season outlook, capacity and rates, nearshoring trends, and the impact of the Baltimore event. He emphasizes the importance of strengthening risk management, embracing digital transformation, focusing on sustainability, and prioritizing talent development for businesses to navigate the complex and volatile market environment. Businesses should be proactive and adaptable to succeed in this dynamic landscape.

Parcel Discounts Rise As LTL Rates Hold Truckload Demand Slows TD Cowen

Parcel Discounts Rise As LTL Rates Hold Truckload Demand Slows TD Cowen

The TD Cowen/AFS Freight Index indicates a fragmented freight market: unprecedented discounts in parcel shipping, resilient or potentially increasing LTL pricing, and sluggish demand in truckload. Businesses should closely monitor market dynamics and flexibly adjust logistics strategies to capitalize on opportunities and navigate challenges. This includes leveraging parcel discounts while preparing for potential LTL rate hikes and optimizing truckload operations in a low-demand environment. Proactive adaptation is key to success in the current volatile freight landscape.

Freight Market Braces for Weak Peak Season TD Cowen Index

Freight Market Braces for Weak Peak Season TD Cowen Index

The TD Cowen/AFS Freight Index indicates a mixed performance in the third quarter freight market. LTL rates increased due to Yellow's bankruptcy, while parcel shipping saw deeper discounts. Truckload remained relatively stable. A muted peak season is expected in the fourth quarter with slower growth across all segments. Logistics companies need to refine operations, improve service quality, and embrace digitalization to navigate these challenges. The index highlights the need for strategic adaptation in a dynamic market environment.

AFS Cowen Launch Freight Index to Forecast Market Trends

AFS Cowen Launch Freight Index to Forecast Market Trends

The Cowen/AFS Freight Index provides forecasts for Less-Than-Truckload (LTL), Truckload (TL), and Parcel shipping rates. It empowers businesses to optimize costs and improve supply chain management through data-driven insights. The index offers valuable information for budgeting, negotiation, and strategic planning in the transportation sector. By analyzing historical trends and market dynamics, the Cowen/AFS Freight Index helps companies make informed decisions and gain a competitive edge in the ever-evolving logistics landscape.

US Import Growth Persists Despite Port Strike Concerns

US Import Growth Persists Despite Port Strike Concerns

Despite the looming threat of port strikes on the East and Gulf Coasts, US import volumes remain high. Reports indicate that retailers are front-loading shipments to mitigate strike risks and concerns about future tariff changes, driving the increase. However, port congestion is escalating, challenging supply chain management. Businesses need to closely monitor market dynamics and adapt their supply chain strategies to navigate the uncertainties. The potential strike action adds further complexity to an already strained global logistics network.

01/15/2026 Logistics
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Supply Chains Tackle Lastmile Delivery Hurdles

Supply Chains Tackle Lastmile Delivery Hurdles

Facing constant disruption in the logistics industry, this report highlights the challenges faced by supply chain managers. Improving last-mile delivery efficiency is crucial, requiring optimized warehouse management, intelligent dispatching, enhanced delivery personnel efficiency, and improved customer communication. Building a resilient supply chain necessitates supplier diversification, inventory buffering, digital transformation, and strengthened collaboration. Prioritizing employees is essential, recognizing that talent is the primary driver of productivity. By proactively adapting to change, businesses can thrive in this dynamic environment.