E-commerce logistics – Page 3
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NewsUK examines ending tax exemption for low-value e-commerce parcels
The UK is the latest country to examine whether changes are needed to its tax exemption for low-value packages
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NewsDHL Express suspends delivery of certain US parcels
DHL Express has temporarily suspended the transportation of some parcels to the US following the implementation of new requirements for higher value shipments
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NewsAir cargo confident on e-commerce
E-commerce will continue to be a growth market for air cargo thanks to emerging markets and ongoing consumer demand for speedy delivery
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NewsSaudia Cargo targets e-commerce with new Asia-Europe route
Saudia Cargo is looking to capitalise on the growth in e-commerce demand between Asia and Europe with new freighter services
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NewsDHL partners with e-commerce firm Temu
DHL Group and e-commerce marketplace Temu have signed a partnership which will see the China-based retailer utilise the logistics firm’s transport solutions
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NewsTrump tariffs: Lower airfreight demand and China de minimis end date set
The US has announced a slew of new tariffs and confirmed the date from which Chinese goods will no longer benefit from the de minimis exemption
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NewsE-commerce and e-fulfilment market to grow in 2025 despite obstacles
The e-commerce and e-fulfilment markets are expected to grow this year despite greater focus on cross-border parcels at a governmental level
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InsightsPutzger perspective: Shifting e-commerce currents to hit air cargo
The future of e-commerce as a driver of air cargo growth has been called into doubt as the US looks to limit de minimis shipments entering the country
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InterviewsA virtual integrator role for airlines in e-commerce
Airlines are missing out on an opportunity to profit from the fastest-growing segment of air cargo, although they are ideally positioned to take advantage
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NewsDHL eCommerce UK opens Coventry Airport sorting centre
DHL eCommerce opened a new sorting centre to the south of Coventry Airport in the UK on the back of expecations for growing online parcel volumes
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NewsTrump confirms Mexico/Canada tariffs and hikes China duties
US president confirms 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico will be applied from 4 March, while China faces a further 10% tariff
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InsightsE-commerce supply chains set for change with future de minimis cancellation
The planned future cancellation of the de minimis exemption in the US is set to shake up shake-up of e-commerce supply chains
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NewsDHL eCommerce enters Saudi Arabia market with new JV
DHL eCommerce has entered into a joint venture with AJEX Logistics Services to acquire a minority stake in the Saudi Arabian parcel logistics firm
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NewsWidebody freighters still in demand for e-commerce market
The e-commerce market is changing and with this comes demand for widebody aircraft able to fly long distances with a high payload
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NewsAtlas Air and SATS partner on e-commerce and digitalisation
Freighter operator Atlas Air, cargo handler Worldwide Flight Services and its parent company SATS have signed a Memorandum of Understanding
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NewsAsia e-commerce volumes could shift from US to Europe
Asia airfreight volumes to the US could partially shift to Europe as a result of changing e-commerce supply chains
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NewsUS temporarily reinstates de minimis exemption for Chinese shipments
The US has temporarily reversed its decision to block the de minimis exemption allowing low-value packages to be imported duty-free
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NewsDSV: Little change to US e-commerce despite de minimis development
DSV is not expecting the US decision to stop the de minimis exemption for Chinese shipments to result in major changes to the e-commerce market
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NewsUS Postal Service restarts acceptance of China packages
The USPS has restarted handling packages from China and Hong Kong after yesterday putting a stop on the processing of parcels from those origins
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NewsAir cargo braces as Trump confirms tariffs for China, Mexico and Canada
The air cargo industry looks set to face demand pressure this year as US tariffs on China, Mexico and Canada could disrupt trade