The global shipping landscape may go through one and possibly two seismic shifts this fall: either a Brexit in the UK, a U.S. pullout from the Universal Postal Union, or both. So how should you prepare? How quickly can you adjust your shipping plans? This latest special report from MCM taps experts and explores these issues in detail.
International Checkout announced that it has partnered with footwear company Greats, enabling the brand to reach a wider global consumer audience. Here’s how Greats is looking to drive global sales through International Checkout’s seamless logistics solution.
Digital disruption is cutting across nearly every aspect of the global post and parcel industry, including the customer experience and last-mile delivery.
DHL is investing 30.5 million Euros in its supply chain and global forwarding divisions in South Africa to support businesses operating in the region.
Newgistics partners with wnDirect to expand its parcel delivery and return service to 34 countries.
After five years of waiting, UPS and FedEx have been granted licenses by the Chinese government to expand their local parcel services to consumers.
UPS’ decision to invest $1B in Euro operations was based on Germany’s surging economy, growth in healthcare spending and competitors’ logistical build-out.
UPS plans to invest $1 billion in its European operations over the next three to five years, mostly focused on Germany, according to CFO Kurt Kuehn.
GoECart has partnered with Bongo International to make global ecommerce easier and quicker for GoECart customers.
Thinking of taking the step toward expanding your business globally? You are not alone. Merchants big and small are looking for the best strategy to implement when it comes to expanding into International waters. Get started – or fine-tune your game – with this executive summary.