#cross-border-commerce
(17 articles)Kazakhstan's Digital Customs System Could Unlock Transit Growth
Kazakhstan is exploring digital customs solutions to strengthen its role as a regional transit corridor, particularly for trade flowing between Asia and Europe. While experts recognize the potential o
Smart Logistics Drives Trade Expansion in China
China Daily reports that smarter logistics systems are accelerating trade growth, signaling a structural shift in how supply chains operate within and from China. This development reflects broader ind
US-Canada Tariffs Escalate as Trade Talks Collapse
The US and Canada have entered a deeper phase of trade conflict with the implementation of new tariffs following the breakdown of diplomatic negotiations. This represents a critical inflection point f
Canada Imposes Retaliatory Tariffs on 700 US Imports
Canada has imposed retaliatory tariffs on approximately 700 products imported from the United States, marking a significant escalation in ongoing trade tensions between the two neighboring countries.
Canada-US Tariff War: Supply Chain Impact Analysis
A escalating tariff dispute between Canada and the United States represents a critical structural risk to North American supply chains. This trade policy escalation moves beyond routine negotiations i
De Minimis Exemption Legally Ended: What Shippers Must Know
The U.S. Court of International Trade has definitively ended legal uncertainty surrounding the de minimis exemption for imports under $800, ruling unanimously that the President possesses authority un
De Minimis Tariff Exemption Remains Suspended
The suspension of the de minimis tariff exemption remains in effect, continuing to disrupt low-value import dynamics into the United States. This policy, which previously exempted shipments under a ce
Vietnamese Businesses Ready for Next-Gen Cross-Border Trade Era
Vietnamese businesses are positioning themselves for a significant shift in how cross-border trade operates, signaling readiness for regulatory, technological, or structural changes in regional commer
FCLGO's FBA Routing Tool Cuts Compliance Rejections for Cross-Border Sellers
FCLGO has introduced a specialized routing service designed to address a persistent pain point for cross-border e-commerce sellers: Amazon FBA compliance rejections tied to fulfillment center selectio
TRANSWORLD Offers DDP Shipping from China to US with Full Customs Support
TRANSWORLD has introduced a Door-to-Door Program (DDP) shipping service that covers the complete supply chain journey from China to the United States, including customs clearance and final-mile truck
Shein Q1 2026 Loss Driven by U.S. Tariffs and Trade Policies
Shein's Q1 2026 financial loss marks a significant moment in the ongoing tension between e-commerce logistics and U.S. trade policy. The fast-fashion retailer explicitly attributed its declining profi
Postal Operators Squeezed: Parcel Growth Can't Offset Rising Costs
Global postal operators are caught in a profitability squeeze despite strong parcel volume growth driven by e-commerce expansion. According to preliminary 2025 data from the International Post Corp, t
Hidden Duties & Taxes Kill Cross-Border Sales: What 9K Consumers Revealed
A comprehensive global survey spanning 9,000 consumers across nine international markets reveals critical friction points in cross-border e-commerce driven by pricing opacity and tax complexity. The r
De Minimis Duty-Free Doctrine: What E-Commerce Must Know
The American de minimis doctrine is a critical but often misunderstood trade policy that exempts low-value imported shipments from customs duties and processing. For e-commerce businesses operating gl
EU Eliminates Duty-Free Threshold for Low-Value Parcels in 2026
The European Union is implementing a significant regulatory change that will eliminate the existing duty-free exemption for low-value parcels, effective in 2026. This structural policy shift represent
EU De Minimis Suspension: China E-Commerce Trade Faces Major Shift
The European Union's suspension of the de minimis customs exemption represents a structural shift in how low-value parcels from China are handled upon entry into EU markets. Historically, shipments va
Mexico Leads US Trade as USMCA Renewal Faces Uncertainty
Mexico has solidified its position as the largest U.S. trading partner, extending a lead that began in 2023 and generating $86.04 billion in two-way commerce during April 2026—the highest monthly tota