Cross border trucking between the US and Mexico represents 60% of all cross-border trade. Make sure you know what is needed before shipping.| www.ilscompany.com
As global trade and customs regulations evolve, Metapack empowers businesses with scalable, automated delivery solutions. From customs clearance to smart carrier allocation and real-time tracking APIs, our tools ensure resilience, transparency, and efficiency across international shipping. Whether facing new tariffs or capacity shifts, Metapack helps you stay agile, compliant, and in control. The post Resilience Partner in a Changing Global Trade Landscape appeared first on Metapack.| Metapack
The elimination of the de minimis exemption will present ecommerce platforms, marketplaces, sellers, and small businesses with steep challenges with regard to cost and speed.| Metapack
Reduce customs costs with Metapack's international shipping consolidation. Automate cross-border shipments, simplify customs clearance, and ship smarter without manual overhead.| Metapack
From 1 January 2022, new e-invoicing rules will apply in Italy. How will this affect your e-invoicing?| SEEBURGER Blog
The three largest marketplaces in Austria account for 52 percent of the total online spending in the country.| Ecommerce News
Pineca, a Lithuanian online supplier of prefabricated wooden buildings, has recently launched an online store in Poland.| Ecommerce News
Austrian online retailers are facing increasing competition from international online stores, particularly those from Asia.| Ecommerce News
According to a recent survey by the Chinese marketplace Temu, German customers said that they have average saving of 27 percent.| Ecommerce News
The German Retail Association (HDE) is increasing its forecast for ecommerce for this year. It predicts a four percent increase.| Ecommerce News
Ecommerce has reshaped how businesses reach customers, and now international expansion is the next frontier. The ability to sell across borders presents enormous growth potential, with 73% of online retailers planning to enter new markets within the next year, according to the 2025 Metapack Ecommerce Delivery Benchmark Report. Already, 32% have firm expansion plans in […] The post 3 Challenges To Navigating Ecommerce Cross-Border Logistics appeared first on Metapack.| Metapack
As the internet breaks down global barriers, ecommerce is experiencing a shift toward global marketplace expansion. And the evidence is compelling: the 2025 Metapack Benchmark Report reveals that 73% of online businesses plan to explore new markets within the next 12 months. Of those, nearly a third already have firm plans in place to pursue […] The post Ecommerce Strategies for Global Marketplace Expansion Success appeared first on Metapack.| Metapack
eBay reported a revenue of 1.4 billion euros (1.5 billion dollars) in the United Kingdom last year, a 100 million dollars less than in 2023.| Ecommerce News
Of the world’s 250 largest ecommerce companies, 95 have their HQ in Europe. That is three more than in North and South America combined.| Ecommerce News
Explore cross-border payments compliance, the best practices to navigate this complex challenge and the benefits of using a payment network to ensure compliance| Thunes - Payment infrastructure for a connected world.
Galaxus, Switzerland's largest ecommerce company, saw its platform sales grow 18 percent last year, reaching 3.4 billion euros.| Ecommerce News
A new European regulation imposes strict requirements on products sales in the EU market. Many stores in the UK have to stop selling to EU.| Ecommerce News
With 16.3 million monthly users, Temu is more popular in Germany than anywhere else in the European Union. Shein generates most revenue here.| Ecommerce News
Customers in Poland expect real pro-ecological actions and social commitment from online stores, according to the Chamber of Digital Economy in a new report. According to the government agency, Poland offers a lot of potential for foreign ecommerce companies but is an “extremely demanding” market.Polish consumers expect not only competitive…| Ecommerce News
This article is the first in a three-part series on collective claims and class actions in the EU and the US. As collective claims become more prevalent| cyber/data/privacy insights
Authored by Patrick Van Eecke, Loriane Sangaré-Vayssac and Enrique Capdevila this article was originally published in Privacy Laws & Business| cyber/data/privacy insights