For many global shippers, customs clearance is an invisible step in the supply chain—until something goes wrong. Delays at the border, surprise duties, non-compliance fines, and a lack of visibility can derail deliveries and damage customer satisfaction. 

If there’s one thing this industry teaches you, it’s that uncertainty is constant. And right now, ecommerce businesses don’t have the luxury of standing still.

How to ship your products to the USA? How much does it cost to ship your products to America? This depends on the volume, delivery time, and number of your parcels. What do you need to focus on in order to achieve success in the USA?

How much is postage from the UK to Canada? It depends on the size and quantity of the parcels, along with the exact destination to which they should be delivered. What are the most important driving factors for ecommerce in the Canadian market? Delivery speed, product range, and low prices. What industries dominate in cross-border shipping? Clothing, electronics, personal care, and beauty products. How to ship your products to Canada? We will explain everything here, so read on!

If there’s one thing this industry teaches you, it’s that uncertainty is constant. And right now, ecommerce businesses don’t have the luxury of standing still.

With rising cross-border costs, companies must be more strategic than ever in how they navigate logistics, pricing, and compliance. Despite the uncertainty, there are options for ecommerce companies to reduce the impact of the tariffs and surtaxes. Check out these strategies for success...

On February 1st, President Trump issued an executive order announcing the implementation of tariffs on all goods entering the US with a country of origin of Canada, Mexico, as well as select goods with a country of origin of China.

The peak shopping season has come and gone, leaving ecommerce brands with a wealth of experiences to reflect on. It’s a critical time to evaluate how your supply chain performed and identify opportunities for improvement. At Landmark Global, we understand the complexities of cross-border logistics, and we’re here to share some lessons learned from this past season.

As we prepare to turn the page to a new year, let’s take a moment to reflect on 2024—a yearfilled with challenges, growth, and incredible achievements at Landmark Global North America.The year began with economic uncertainty, with inflation peaking in March at 3.5% in theU.S. and 2.9% in Canada. Thankfully by June, brighter skies had emerged, and market confidence began to grow—a welcome change for us all.