Efficient logistics isn’t just about fast delivery — it’s about seamless integration. Discover how sellers can connect China sourcing, Amazon fulfillment, and direct-to-consumer (DTC) operations into one cohesive system for scalable global growth.
Amazon Fulfillment is powerful—but it’s not the full picture. Partnering with a China-based 3PL gives sellers real control over inventory, packaging, and delivery speed, building a leaner, smarter supply chain.
The 2025 APEC Summit may mark a turning point for global manufacturing and logistics. This article examines whether Southeast Asia is truly emerging as a replacement for China in the global supply chain network — analyzing trade policy shifts, production cost trends, and strategic implications for importers and fulfillment providers worldwide.
The APEC 2025 Summit could mark a turning point for global eCommerce and cross-border logistics. This article explores how trade policy shifts, tariff updates, and supply chain reforms emerging from APEC may affect Amazon sellers and U.S. importers sourcing from China—and what strategies they can adopt to stay competitive in a changing market.
As APEC 2025 approaches, global importers are eager to know whether U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods might finally ease. This article offers an in-depth look at current trade negotiations, political forecasts, and the possible outcomes of APEC discussions—plus what these shifts could mean for sourcing, pricing, and cross-border fulfillment strategies.
The 2025 APEC Summit is poised to be a pivotal moment for global trade, particularly between the United States and China. This article analyzes the key discussions, potential agreements, and policy shifts that could reshape tariff structures, sourcing decisions, and supply chain cooperation across the Asia-Pacific region.
As APEC 2025 approaches, importers and eCommerce brands are closely watching its potential impact on tariffs, trade barriers, and global sourcing networks. This article explores how these discussions could reshape cross-border fulfillment, affect sourcing costs from China, and redefine strategies for maintaining supply chain resilience in an evolving trade landscape.
Importing to the United States is more complex than ever in 2025.
Beyond product prices, importers face multiple layers of costs — duties, tariffs, customs fees, insurance, and taxes.
This article explains each cost component clearly, helping you calculate the true landed cost of your imports and discover strategies to keep your trade operations profitable and compliant.
Many importers are paying more tax than necessary simply because they overlook Free Trade Agreements (FTAs).
This article explains how FTAs work, how they can help you reduce import duties legally, and how businesses can apply them to save money while staying compliant.
Every year, importers lose thousands of dollars to HS code errors — from overpaying duties to facing customs audits.
This article breaks down the most frequent classification mistakes, shows how customs authorities check HS codes, and offers proven methods to stay compliant and save money.
