European Ecommerce to Hit 565B by 2029 Amid Growth Surge

European Ecommerce to Hit 565B by 2029 Amid Growth Surge

A Forrester report forecasts significant growth in e-commerce retail sales across five major European countries over the next five years. Reaching €565 billion by 2029, online sales will account for nearly 21% of total retail sales. Key drivers include economic recovery, omnichannel strategies, and cross-border e-commerce. While the UK currently leads in online retail market size, Germany and France present substantial growth opportunities. Experts recommend retailers invest in digital platforms and embrace omnichannel approaches to capitalize on this expansion.

11/03/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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Macys Converts 35 Stores to Fulfillment Hubs for Holiday Ecommerce

Macys Converts 35 Stores to Fulfillment Hubs for Holiday Ecommerce

Macy's is converting 35 stores into mini fulfillment centers to optimize e-commerce fulfillment and shorten delivery times in preparation for the holiday season peak. This strategic move aims to improve the efficiency of their supply chain and enhance the customer experience by providing faster and more reliable delivery options. By leveraging existing store infrastructure, Macy's seeks to better compete in the rapidly evolving e-commerce landscape and meet the increasing demands of online shoppers.

11/03/2025 Logistics
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Chinese Tech Firm Youkeshu Shifts to Ecommerce Via Reverse Merger

Chinese Tech Firm Youkeshu Shifts to Ecommerce Via Reverse Merger

Tianze Information plans to change its name to "Youkeshu," marking the successful "reverse merger" of the cross-border e-commerce company Youkeshu. This article reviews Youkeshu's acquisition history, strategic transformation, and the challenges it faces. It also analyzes the implications of this case for the cross-border e-commerce industry, emphasizing the importance of capital operation, strategic transformation, and risk control.

12/31/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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China Ecommerce Firms Face Scrutiny Over variable Pay Layoff Tactics

China Ecommerce Firms Face Scrutiny Over variable Pay Layoff Tactics

The implementation of a 'variable salary' system in a cross-border e-commerce company has sparked heated discussions. Eliminating base salaries and increasing commission rates, while seemingly incentivizing, may be a disguised form of layoffs. Companies should seek innovation during market downturns, but must consider employee benefits, avoiding crude cost-cutting measures. Optimizing products, refining operations, building strong teams, and implementing reasonable cost control are the keys to long-term success. This approach ensures both company growth and fair treatment of employees, fostering a sustainable and ethical business environment.

12/29/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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Tiktok Shop Tests Logistics to Rival Amazon in US Ecommerce

Tiktok Shop Tests Logistics to Rival Amazon in US Ecommerce

TikTok Shop plans to build 'fulfillment centers' in the US, challenging Amazon's dominance in e-commerce. Despite monetization challenges like overseas user trust and product credibility, the increasing number of TikTok social shoppers and platform support policies make TikTok a significant alternative to Amazon for Chinese sellers. The move signifies TikTok's ambition to capture a larger share of the US e-commerce market by providing faster and more reliable delivery services, potentially attracting both consumers and merchants looking for alternatives to the established giant.

12/29/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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Tongtu ERP Enhances Efficiency for Russian Ecommerce Sellers on Ozon

Tongtu ERP Enhances Efficiency for Russian Ecommerce Sellers on Ozon

This article details how OZON sellers can efficiently list products using the data collection feature of TongTool ERP. By registering and logging in, authorizing the store, installing plugins, collecting product data, editing information, generating drafts, and finally listing, sellers can significantly improve their listing efficiency and tap into the Russian e-commerce market. The process simplifies product uploads and streamlines the management of listings on the OZON platform via the integration with the ERP system.

12/29/2025 Logistics Encyclopedia
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Amazon Sellers Shift from Dropshipping to Branding for Global Ecommerce

Amazon Sellers Shift from Dropshipping to Branding for Global Ecommerce

The 'porter' model of cross-border e-commerce is facing challenges on platforms like Amazon, exposing issues such as logistics tracking, review risks, and quality concerns. Branding has become a necessity. Small sellers should prioritize profit, focus on specific product categories, and steadily build brand influence. Experts point out that the future of cross-border e-commerce will place greater emphasis on product quality, brand value, and user experience. A gradual and sustainable approach to branding is key for long-term success in the competitive landscape.

12/29/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Ecommerce Faces Shift As T86 Rule Expires Customs Tighten

US Ecommerce Faces Shift As T86 Rule Expires Customs Tighten

The cancellation of the T86 clearance model in the US has significantly impacted cross-border e-commerce logistics. This article analyzes the effects of this policy change and explores alternative solutions, such as US dedicated lines, to provide coping strategies for cross-border e-commerce sellers. It aims to help them find breakthroughs in the new market environment and mitigate the challenges posed by the policy shift, ensuring continued efficient and compliant delivery to US customers.

12/31/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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Lazada and Shopee Vie for Ecommerce Dominance in Southeast Asia

Lazada and Shopee Vie for Ecommerce Dominance in Southeast Asia

Lazada and Shopee are fiercely competing in the Southeast Asian e-commerce market. Lazada currently holds a leading position, but Shopee is rapidly catching up. The future winner will likely be the company that best understands local needs and effectively addresses logistical and payment challenges specific to the region. Success hinges on providing tailored solutions that resonate with Southeast Asian consumers and overcoming the unique hurdles present in this dynamic market.

12/30/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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Lazadas Fee Structure Key to Ecommerce Success in Southeast Asia

Lazadas Fee Structure Key to Ecommerce Success in Southeast Asia

This article provides a detailed analysis of Lazada's entry fee structure, encompassing order commissions, value-added tax (VAT), account processing fees, and shipping costs. It aims to help sellers gain a clear understanding of these expenses, enabling them to accurately assess profit margins and develop effective operational strategies. The goal is to empower sellers to successfully tap into the Southeast Asian e-commerce market by providing transparency regarding the costs associated with selling on the Lazada platform.

12/30/2025 Logistics Encyclopedia
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