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Amazon Revamps FBA Fees Sellers Adjust to Itemlevel Charges

New Amazon FBA regulations will take effect on February 15, 2026. The removal and disposal fee billing method will change from "order-based summary deduction" to "item-by-item deduction." The new regulations aim to improve fee transparency. Sellers need to embrace refined inventory management, upgrade financial management systems, and strengthen cost control awareness to succeed in the future. This requires a more granular understanding of FBA fees and proactive adjustments to operational strategies for optimal profitability under the new rules.

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Gov Program Teaches Tiktok Skills to Boost Womens Employment

The online entrepreneurship Douyin short video monetization program is a free training project supported by the **, aiming to help women and unemployed individuals acquire short video operation skills and achieve monetization. The training covers short video production, account operation, live broadcast practice, and provides living allowances. In addition, other skills training courses are offered to help more people improve their employment and entrepreneurship capabilities. This initiative focuses on empowering individuals through digital skills and leveraging the popularity of short video platforms for economic advancement.

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Tiktok Shop Revises Return Policy for Southeast Asia Sellers

TikTok Shop's cross-border return policy in Southeast Asia will be upgraded in March 2026, eliminating the “return without warehouse” option. Merchants will need to choose between self-built warehouses, third-party warehouses, or platform-unified warehouses. The platform recommends enabling the “refund only, no return” function for low-priced goods to improve buyer experience and reduce merchant losses. This aims to streamline the return process and provide more options for both buyers and sellers within the TikTok Shop ecosystem.

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Qingdao Ports Searail Cuts Costs for Yellow River Businesses

Qingdao Port has launched a new sea-rail intermodal transportation model, allowing companies in the Yellow River Basin to benefit from a streamlined process with "one declaration and one single document," eliminating cumbersome transfer procedures. This initiative cuts customs clearance time by half and reduces costs. As a major gateway for the Yellow River Basin, Qingdao Port is continuously enhancing its radiating and driving role, contributing to regional economic development. The new model aims to improve efficiency and reduce logistical burdens for businesses in the region.

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Zhejiang Ports Adopt Paperless Shipping to Boost Smart Logistics

Paperless container transportation is now fully implemented in Zhejiang's coastal ports, with the launch of the Easy Port Tong Jiaxing online business hall as a key step. This platform integrates resources to provide unified logistics services, optimizing business processes and improving operational efficiency. It lays a solid foundation for the construction of Zhejiang Province's smart logistics system. The initiative streamlines operations, reduces paperwork, and enhances the overall efficiency of container handling and transportation within the region, contributing to a more sustainable and technologically advanced port environment.

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Global Air Cargo Demand Hits Record High in 2025 Growth to Slow

Global air cargo demand reached a record high in 2025, growing by 3.4% year-over-year, with cross-border transportation increasing by 4.2%. International route capacity saw significant improvements. Growth is projected to slow to 2.4% in 2026. International trade dynamics and geopolitical shifts are key influencing factors. Airlines are adapting to market changes by flexibly allocating capacity and other means, maintaining the stability of the global supply chain.

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Heilongjiang Smart Ports Boost Trade As Cargo Hits 300M Tons

Heilongjiang Province significantly improved trade efficiency and freight capacity through the construction of smart ports. In 2025, the total import and export value reached a record high of 312.59 billion yuan, marking five consecutive years of growth. During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, port freight volume reached 310 million tons, and the total import and export value reached 1.39 trillion yuan, representing increases of 70.3% and 84.2% respectively. The application of intelligent equipment is a key driving force behind this success.

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Qingdao Port Boosts Global Trade with Multimodal Transport

Qingdao Port is a pioneer in responding to the General Administration of Customs' multimodal transport pilot program. It launched a new "single bill of lading" sea-rail intermodal transport model, simplifying declaration procedures and improving customs clearance efficiency. This achieves seamless connection between sea and rail transport, significantly reducing transportation time and logistics costs, and effectively promoting regional economic development. The initiative streamlines the process, making it faster and more cost-effective to move goods via combined sea and rail routes through Qingdao Port.

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Amazon Upgrades Fulfillment by Merchant with New Efficiency Tools

Amazon FBM has received a major upgrade, introducing four key features including custom vacation settings and multi-location shipping management. These enhancements aim to improve sellers' control over the fulfillment process and inventory management efficiency. Sellers can now flexibly schedule vacations, optimize multi-warehouse layouts, accurately track logistics, and simplify inventory management. This will help reduce operating costs, enhance the buyer experience, and strengthen market competitiveness. The upgrade focuses on giving sellers more power and flexibility in managing their FBM operations.

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South China Ports Hit by Preholiday Congestion

Port congestion in South China is worsening before the Chinese New Year. Yantian, Nansha, and Shekou ports face a 'race for slots,' with difficult container booking and saturated terminal yards. Overbooking by shipping companies is a major cause. Exporters are advised to plan ahead, pay attention to costs, adjust shipment schedules promptly, proactively coordinate, or consider alternative solutions to cope with the congestion.

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