1. Check your Amazon registered mailbox for recent emails with the suffix @amazon.com or @sell.amazon.com

2. Banner prompt path at the top of the seller platform promotion report page

Seller Central > Advertising > Flash Deals > Create New Promotion

US site: https://sellercentral.amazon.com/merchandising-new/create

European station: https://sellercentral-europe.amazon.com/merchandising-new/create

Amazon officially opened the DXX1 delivery station, which is its largest last-mile distribution center in Latin America. It is located in the Mexican capital “Mexico City” and covers an area of more than 30,000 square meters, equivalent to the size of six football fields. Since Amazon first launched in Mexico in 2015, it has invested up to 52 billion pesos ($3 billion) to compete with platforms such as Mercado in Latin America’s second-largest economy. Mexico City and the surrounding area are home to approximately 22 million people, making it one of the largest urban centers in Latin America

In August this year, the number of seller visits to TikTokShop Vietnam Station reached 7.2 million. This is an increase of 1.3 million compared to 5.9 million in June this year. The growth rate is very strong. Compared with the seller-side visits of other sites, in August this year, the seller-side visits of TikTokShop’s Thailand site were 3.1 million, the seller-side visits of the Malaysian site were 1.7 million, the seller-side visits of the Philippines site were 1.1 million, and the Singapore site The number of seller visits is 140,000

Prepare for an electrifying experience this upcoming October, as Amazon unveils an unparalleled shopping extravaganza exclusively designed for its esteemed Prime members—introducing the remarkable Prime Big Deal Days!

Our anticipation knows no bounds as we eagerly await the moment Prime members step into a realm of unparalleled bargains and uncover a treasure trove of Amazon’s most coveted seasonal deals spanning an astonishing 19 countries.

Behold, the grandeur of Prime Big Deal Days is set to grace a multitude of nations, including but not limited to: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, the United States, and the United Kingdom. A global celebration of savings awaits!

In a maritime debacle of momentous proportions, the Palau-flagged containership known as the “ANGEL” succumbed to the relentless depths, just beyond the confines of Taiwan’s illustrious Kaohsiung Port. Its sturdy hull, fatally breached, allowed a cascade of vacuous containers to plummet into the briny abyss below.

The reverberations of this catastrophe compelled the maritime authorities to enact a sweeping closure of the port, effectively halting all ingress and egress of maritime vessels.

Responding with remarkable alacrity, all 19 stalwart crew members of the distressed vessel promptly evacuated the ill-fated ship and were promptly plucked to safety. The port was reopened after officials deemed it safe again.

In the world of digital commerce, a comprehensive analysis conducted by the illustrious entity, Digital Commerce 360, proclaims that the emporium Amazon witnessed a staggering surge in sales during the grandiose occasion known as Prime Day. This illustrious retail gala spanned two momentous days, the 11th and 12th of July, capturing the hearts of countless shoppers globally. The verdict is in, and the numbers do not lie: a whopping $12.90 billion was amassed during this retail extravaganza.

As we delve deeper into the annals of time, we find ourselves comparing this year’s sensational shopping spree to its predecessor in the bygone year, 2022. A notable 6.7% upsurge in sales was witnessed, signifying an impressive growth trajectory. In 2022, the hallowed Prime Day spanned the 12th and 13th of July, during which an impressive $12.09 billion in sales was amassed.

Exciting news emerges from Amazon Global Selling, as the renowned e-commerce giant officially launches its Cross-Border Third-Party Carrier Program in the Vietnamese market. This groundbreaking initiative is set to provide Vietnamese cross-border e-commerce sellers with a seamless and efficient logistics solution, incorporating the renowned Amazon Fulfillment By Amazon (FBA) services.

Amazon’s Cross-Border Third-Party Carrier Program brings a multitude of advantages to Vietnamese sellers. By accessing this program through the Amazon Seller Central platform, sellers can effortlessly experience the benefits of Amazon’s meticulously screened logistics carriers for cross-border shipping services, without the burden of complex procedures. As a result, Vietnamese sellers will enjoy enhanced logistics operations, freeing them to focus on expanding their businesses and providing top-notch customer service.

Integrating Amazon’s FBA services means that Vietnamese sellers can directly store their goods in Amazon’s warehouses, with Amazon taking charge of warehousing, packaging, and global order fulfillment, ensuring efficient and swift processing of orders worldwide. This comprehensive one-stop service not only brings convenience to sellers but also enhances the shopping experience for consumers, accelerating order deliveries.

The launch of Amazon’s Cross-Border Third-Party Carrier Program is set to further boost the growth of Vietnam’s e-commerce industry. With Amazon’s continued presence and expansion in the Vietnamese market, cross-border e-commerce sellers in Vietnam will gain more opportunities to explore international markets, thereby increasing brand visibility and sales. Simultaneously, Vietnamese consumers will benefit from an influx of global products, enjoying a more diverse and enriched shopping selection.

Moreover, this initiative opens up new opportunities for Vietnam’s e-commerce industry. It marks a crucial step in Amazon’s ongoing commitment to strengthening its presence in the Vietnamese market, demonstrating their confidence in Vietnam’s potential and future development. With time, this program is believed to bring forth even more innovation and growth prospects for Vietnam’s e-commerce industry.

At present, the service has launched the Air Express Warehouse Entry mode and is available to cross-border e-commerce sellers from seven countries, including China, India, Thailand, Mexico, the UK, and Germany. These sellers can now ship their goods to Amazon’s operational centers in the US, the UK, Japan, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, benefiting from the superior cross-border logistics solution provided by Amazon SEND.

In 2022, Jiufang E-commerce Logistics became a collaborative carrier for Amazon’s SEND project. As an Amazon SPN service provider, our company has already launched SEND services for the UK and Germany, offering exceptional shipping discounts, exemption from import clearance fees, and limited-time special offers. We warmly welcome any inquiries and look forward to assisting you!

Amidst a picturesque meeting on July 19th, dock laborers along the Pacific coast in Canada astutely issued a fresh 72-hour notice of an imminent strike. This came just a few hours after a federal watchdog declared their existing cessation to be in violation of the law.

The ongoing strike has caused considerable upheaval in the precincts of Vancouver and Prince Rupert, the two prominent harbors on Canada’s coastal fringes known for expediting the export of precious natural resources and commodities, and facilitating the import of vital raw materials.

This situation highlights the complexity of the labor dispute, juxtaposed against the unyielding panorama of maritime activities. The bustling transactions find themselves constrained by the edicts of industrial unrest, bringing to the forefront the intricacies of labor relations and their impact on the maritime economy. This raises concerns for various stakeholders vested in the smooth cadence of commercial voyages.

As the dock workers persist in their resolve, their unwavering determination reshapes the dynamics of labor, necessitating a thoughtful consideration of the implications for global supply chains and trade flows. The clash between labor and management perspectives reveals a tapestry of complexities, demanding a measured assessment of all parties involved.

In this temporal conundrum, port authorities and concerned entities engage in introspection, seeking ways to reconcile the growing impasse while being mindful of its ramifications on the nation’s economic pulse. The imperative to quell the disruptive waves of discord becomes paramount as the gears of commerce strive for unhindered movement.

The precariously poised maritime hubs of Vancouver and Prince Rupert stand as witnesses to this symphony of tides, each crest and trough telling a story of strife, resilience, and determination. While the dock workers’ fervor resonates as a tempestuous crescendo, the harmony of operational normalcy remains an elusive fugue, but not beyond reach.

In conclusion, the prevailing labor agitation in the Canadian maritime domain highlights the complex interplay between industrial intricacies and the pursuit of harmonious economic growth. The lexicon of labor discourse expands as workers’ ambitions and demands interlace with port authorities’ pragmatic imperatives.

As the countdown to the proposed walkout dwindles, the nation and its stakeholders await the unfolding symphony with bated breath, conscious of the far-reaching ripples that may emanate from these waters of contention. Only time shall reveal the cadence and crescendo of this maritime magnum opus.

Prime Day, an exclusive day-long shopping event for Amazon Prime members, was initially introduced by the e-commerce titan in 2015. Originally conceived to commemorate Amazon’s 20th anniversary, this annual event has evolved into a massive sales bonanza with a lasting impact on the entire industry.