Amazon FBA Sellers Grapple With Defects Lost Stock

Amazon FBA Sellers Grapple With Defects Lost Stock

Recent issues with Amazon FBA, including defective product classifications, inventory discrepancies, and Amazon's own selling of similar products, are eroding seller trust. This article delves into these problems, highlighting the risks associated with FBA operations. It explores potential solutions, urging Amazon to improve its rules, enhance transparency, and protect seller rights. The goal is to foster a fair and healthy cross-border e-commerce ecosystem for all participants. The article emphasizes the need for accountability and improved communication to rebuild confidence in the FBA program.

Amazon Expands Seller Safety Net with Account Health Assurance

Amazon Expands Seller Safety Net with Account Health Assurance

Amazon introduces the Account Health Assurance program, providing protection for sellers with high Account Health Ratings, preventing account deactivation due to minor issues. Sellers must actively cooperate in resolving problems, otherwise suspension remains possible. Improving the account rating requires attention to product descriptions, images, logistics, and negative review management. This initiative supports high-quality sellers and promotes the healthy development of cross-border e-commerce on Amazon. It aims to provide a safety net and encourage best practices for maintaining a healthy selling account.

Stbs New Rules Aim to Ease Rail Freight Rate Disputes

Stbs New Rules Aim to Ease Rail Freight Rate Disputes

The US Surface Transportation Board (STB) has introduced two new rules to streamline railway freight rate dispute resolution, including a voluntary arbitration program and Final Offer Rate Review (FORR). However, the Association of American Railroads (AAR) strongly opposes these rules, citing “fatal flaws” in FORR and arguing the arbitration rules are “backwards.” Whether these new regulations will bring relief to shippers remains challenging, and shippers need to carefully assess the implications. The future impact of these regulations is uncertain amidst ongoing debate and potential legal challenges.

01/16/2026 Logistics
Read More
Youtube Shares 45 Ad Revenue with Shorts Creators to Rival Tiktok

Youtube Shares 45 Ad Revenue with Shorts Creators to Rival Tiktok

YouTube has launched its Shorts ad revenue sharing program, offering creators 45% of ad revenue generated on Shorts. This initiative aims to compete with TikTok and attract more creators to the platform. This marks a significant shift in YouTube's short-form video monetization strategy and could reshape the short video market landscape, creating new opportunities for creators to monetize their content. The move is a direct response to the growing popularity of short-form video and the need to provide creators with viable revenue streams.

Royal Jordanian Adopts Ienva for Sustainable Aviation

Royal Jordanian Adopts Ienva for Sustainable Aviation

Royal Jordanian Airlines has joined the IATA Environmental Assessment (IEnvA) program, demonstrating its commitment to improving environmental management and achieving sustainable development goals. IEnvA, a comprehensive environmental management system, aims to assist airlines in achieving sustainability across all operational aspects, including carbon emissions and waste management. Royal Jordanian's participation highlights the aviation industry's determination to achieve net-zero emission targets. The airline will work to implement IEnvA standards to further reduce its environmental impact and contribute to a more sustainable future for air travel.

01/16/2026 Airlines
Read More
WCO Adopts Resolution to Strengthen Supply Chain Resilience

WCO Adopts Resolution to Strengthen Supply Chain Resilience

World Customs Organization (WCO) resolutions aim to strengthen customs-industry cooperation and enhance global supply chain resilience in response to global challenges. By reinforcing resilience awareness, innovating collaborative models, and optimizing the Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) program, these resolutions seek to build a safer and more efficient global trade environment. The goal is to promote international trade facilitation and economic prosperity by fostering greater collaboration and preparedness within the supply chain ecosystem. This includes addressing vulnerabilities and ensuring business continuity in the face of disruptions.

Nigeria Customs Adopts WCO System to Boost Trade Efficiency

Nigeria Customs Adopts WCO System to Boost Trade Efficiency

With WCO support, the Nigeria Customs Service upgraded its Post Clearance Audit (PCA) system, strengthening risk management, optimizing trader segmentation, and supporting the implementation of the Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) program. This initiative aims to enhance trade efficiency and promote economic prosperity. Emphasizing data-driven customs management, the project offers valuable lessons for other developing countries looking to modernize their customs operations and improve trade facilitation measures. The focus on risk-based approaches and data analysis is key to achieving tangible improvements in customs performance.

Aviation Industry Adopts IATA Safety Course to Reduce Risks

Aviation Industry Adopts IATA Safety Course to Reduce Risks

The IATA Safety Risk Management course is crucial for enhancing airline operational safety. It covers safety management principles, risk management processes, hazard identification and analysis, risk assessment, safety assurance, and performance monitoring. Through interactive exercises and role-playing, participants will master risk management tools and improve their risk management capabilities. This course is suitable for airline operations managers, safety managers, and others. Upon completion, participants will receive IATA certification. This program equips professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to proactively manage safety risks within their organizations.

New IATA Guide Shifts Aviation Safety to Riskbased Audits

New IATA Guide Shifts Aviation Safety to Riskbased Audits

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has released a new edition of the 'IOSA Audit Best Practice Handbook' to promote a shift towards risk-based aviation safety audits. The handbook provides guidance on advanced auditing techniques and internal audit program development. Used in conjunction with the IOSA Standards Manual, it helps airlines enhance their safety management and prepare for the new standards taking effect on April 1, 2025. This resource aims to support airlines in improving safety performance through a more proactive and targeted approach to auditing.

Global Aviation Leaders Forge Partnerships at IATA Summit

Global Aviation Leaders Forge Partnerships at IATA Summit

The IATA Annual General Meeting (AGM) and World Air Transport Summit is a premier gathering for aviation leaders, scheduled to be held in Rio de Janeiro in 2026. The event offers opportunities for strategic partnerships, industry insights, and brand enhancement. The IATA Strategic Partnership Program connects aviation solution providers with industry decision-makers. Upgrading to an AGM-level strategic partnership grants access to exclusive benefits, fostering collaborative efforts to drive aviation industry development. This provides a valuable platform for networking and shaping the future of air transport.