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Recently, a TikTok service provider in Shenzhen was reported for absconding with approximately 30 million yuan, causing heavy losses for multiple sellers. This incident serves as a warning for cross-border sellers to rigorously verify the qualifications and compliance of operational service providers.
Recently, a series of fake shops have emerged on TikTok Shop, aiming to fraudulently steal consumers' money. Security experts warn users to remain vigilant when shopping and recommend using third-party payment tools like PayPal for added financial protection.
Walmart has recalled over 16,000 EnHomee brand dressers due to safety hazards. The product was deemed to pose a tipping risk, which violates federal safety regulations.
Amazon has updated the Business Solutions Agreement (BSA), effective August 24. The new regulations explicitly prohibit sellers from transferring agreement rights or using future sales proceeds as collateral, which will directly impact sellers relying on Amazon sales for financing.
The Indian government has officially launched an inventory-based cross-border e-commerce export framework requiring businesses to operate through a registered Exporter of Record (EOR). This policy aims to simplify the export process and support businesses in storing inventory domestically based on overseas orders.
Amazon has updated its compliance policy, requiring sellers to add specific tags in IPTC metadata for listing images and A+ pages that contain AI-generated human models to disclose AI content to consumers.
The EU has imposed substantial fines on AliExpress under the Digital Services Act (DSA), citing the platform's insufficient control over illegal and counterfeit products, highlighting the EU's ongoing tightening of compliance regulation on cross-border e-commerce platforms.
The Chinese Ministry of Commerce announced temporary anti-dumping measures on imported pecans from Mexico and the US, determining that related enterprises engaged in dumping practices and setting corresponding deposit rates.
TikTok Shop released new account management guidelines that state if a seller changes their business entity (e.g., from sole proprietorship to corporation), the store will enter a sales suspension state, and some platform privileges may become ineffective, requiring re-evaluation of qualifications.
TikTok Shop released new platform safety regulations, explicitly prohibiting minors from participating in any form of commercial sales activities, including on-screen explanations, product recommendations, and voiceovers. All sales content must be led by adults.
The EU has imposed the highest fine to date on AliExpress under the Digital Services Act (DSA) due to insufficient controls over illegal and counterfeit products on the platform.
The Indonesian government has decided to postpone the 0.5% tax policy for e-commerce sellers until November and has promised to refund previously collected taxes while revoking appointments of some tax collection agencies.
TikTok Shop Southeast Asia will launch a content authorization tool on August 17, allowing creators to actively apply for reprint permissions or address violations of non-original content. This tool shifts copyright management from passive penalties to proactive rights confirmation, helping to resolve compliance issues related to video reposting.
Following Temu, the EU has imposed a hefty fine on AliExpress under the Digital Services Act (DSA), citing the platform's inadequate control over illegal and counterfeit products. This action signifies the EU's escalating regulatory pressure on cross-border e-commerce platforms, with compliance requirements becoming increasingly stringent.
Walmart has urgently recalled Bettergoods pistachio butter sold in 19 states due to potential salmonella contamination, urging consumers to stop eating the product immediately.
TikTok Shop tightens compliance regulations, explicitly prohibiting minors from appearing in sales videos and livestreams to enhance content safety and compliance on the platform.
The EU has imposed heavy penalties on AliExpress under the Digital Services Act (DSA) for failing to effectively control illegal and counterfeit products, marking a further upgrade in EU regulatory oversight of cross-border e-commerce platforms.
Amazon has updated its content compliance rules, requiring sellers to add specific metadata tags to listing images and A+ pages that include AI-generated human images using an IPTC-compatible editor. Non-compliant images may face risk of listing removal.
The government has issued and implemented new e-commerce management regulations that emphasize the principle of 'compliance before sales'. Platforms are required to conduct strict identity verification before allowing sellers to operate, aiming to combat counterfeit products, false advertising, and tax evasion, thereby creating a more transparent digital business environment.
Twenty-five states in the U.S. have united to sue the Trump administration over the implementation of the 301 forced labor tariff policy, arguing that it has negatively impacted the economies and supply chains of the states, intensifying the legal battle.