U.S. E-commerce

U.S. Ends De Minimis; Postal Operators Suspend Shipments to America

The U.S. ended the de minimis exemption for low-value shipments, prompting postal suspensions and higher costs. What this means for cross-border e-commerce and sellers.

U.S. Ends Duty-Free on Small Parcels; Global Mail Disrupted

The U.S. ends duty-free for small parcels on Aug 29, prompting 17 countries to suspend shipments and causing disruptions in global e-commerce logistics.

U.S. Evaluates Furniture Imports, May Impose New Tariffs

The U.S. may impose new tariffs on imported furniture, adding pressure to retailers and consumers as prices rise and trade policy uncertainty grows.

EU Logistics Reform Spurs Shift to Local Warehousing

Facing a surge in Chinese imports, the EU plans new fees and tax rules on e-commerce parcels—pushing sellers toward local warehousing and logistics upgrades.

Mexico to Impose 16% VAT on Amazon & E-commerce Platforms in 2025

Discover Mexico’s new 16% VAT policy for foreign e-commerce platforms like Amazon, Shein, and Temu starting January 2025, expected to generate 15 billion pesos in tax revenue.

Amazon MCF Upgrade 2024: Faster Multi-Channel Shipping for U.S. Orders

Discover Amazon’s 2024 MCF upgrade, offering faster delivery speeds for U.S. multi-channel orders without increasing costs. Boost your business growth today!