In this factsheet covering cross-border e-commerce in Australia you will find, among other things, what countries and online marketplaces Australians buy from and what other key characteristics apply to Australia.

The UK is the fourth most popular country for cross-border sales made in Japan, beaten only by China, the US, and South Korea. This makes shipping parcels to Japan a prominent way to expand your e-commerce business. Yet, for that, you need a deep understanding of the market and a good strategy. This article will provide you with both—we invite you to read on!

The way you handle returns is a strong determinant of customer satisfaction. That's why it’s essential to develop a clear return policy and ensure customers can return packages smoothly. Anastasia Heaslewood, Product manager at Landmark Global, tells us more.

A couple of years ago, receiving a large box with just a single, small pen inside it was quite common—overpackaging was still quite common then. Nowadays, this seems quite absurd, especially since customers get angry when something like that happens. Yet, this shift didn’t occur overnight; it’s the result of packaging innovations that slowly enabled us to optimise how parcels are secured for shipment. Thus, in this article, we will look at this evolution more closely—we invite you to read on!

In this factsheet covering the French cross-border e-commerce market you can find out what countries and online marketplaces French customers buy from and how they like to shop and pay when ordering packages online abroad.

Performance, consumer insights and market dynamics — a 360° view on retail, ecommerce and D2C in the UK. "There’s renewed interest in the UK ecommerce market and sellers want new delivery options", says Jonathan Matchett, Senior Vice President UK at Landmark Global.

Deliver Amsterdam is a must-visit event for logistics experts. It’s more than just a conference – it’s an opportunity to network, exchange experiences, and gain a new perspective. This year's edition took place on 5-6 June 2024, bringing together key players in e-commerce, online retail and cross-border trade. What did we learn from the event? Find it out in this summary!

In this factsheet covering the German cross-border e-commerce market you can find out, among other things, what countries and online marketplaces German customers buy from and how they like to shop and pay when ordering packages online abroad.

On June 3, 2024, the European Union will implement the third and final phase of the Import Control System 2 (ICS2) initiative, a major milestone in enhancing the security and efficiency of international trade – Release 3. This new release aims to tighten customs controls and streamline the importation process for goods entering the EU. What will change, and how do you need to prepare? Find it out in this article.