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Editor’s Pick: 3 Things You Need to Know About Cross-Border E-commerce

Talking Logistics

Delivery is indeed the new battleground. During the webinar, a question was asked about where last-mile delivery begins in cross-border e-commerce. For example, would it begin at the customs clearing point? From this point, carriers need to race against the clock to ensure deliveries are made on time. The answer is yes!

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CUSTOMER CENTRICITY IN SUPPLY CHAIN MATTERS

Logistics at MPEPS at UPV

Customers have multiple distribution channels to choose from at their convenience, such as in-store pick-up, home delivery, pick-up point delivery, one-day express delivery, and more. Latest Supply Chain Trends | Logistics & Fulfillment Blog. Supply Chain Link Blog – Arkieva. link] Unknown.

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How Floranow is Maximizing Customer Delight With Locus

Locus

One their biggest achievements in maximizing customer delight is by providing same-day express delivery with the help of the platform. For example: all orders placed between 8-12 p.m. We can simply upload our tasks on the platform, making it really simple for scheduling and routing delivery.” Talk to our experts today!

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How Digitalization can Revolutionize Your B2B E-commerce Business

Locus

End-to-end last-mile tracking on orders is now possible while operating with multiple partners like logistics providers, forwarders, and express companies. Example: A wholesale business supplies meat to some of the restaurants regularly. Example: A brand supplies alcohol and beverages to retail outlets and restaurants regularly.

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Managing Supply Chain Disruptions in the Middle East

Locus

A prime example is how governments in the Middle East have begun to rethink food security targets after the disruptions to their food supply chains. For example: poor quality, high costs, high lead time, supplier communication. For example: high or low product demand, excess inventory holding, product distribution. References.

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Is it Time for B2B Freight Providers to Learn From B2C?

Logistics Bureau

In consumer ecommerce, it’s common for retailers to offer free shipping as standard, with lead times of three days or more, faster shipping at a small premium, with a delivery promise of two to three days, and next-day or even same-day deliveries available for customers who care more about speed than cost.

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The European Cross-Border E-Commerce Challenge: How You Can Turn Logistics into a Competitive Advantage

Sabinext

Unsurprisingly, this often means longer delivery times: It takes about 1 to 2 days to deliver an order from a German provider to a German consumer but for example, about 3 to 5 days to deliver to Germany from the UK. Consumers can often choose next day Express delivery, but this comes at a considerable price premium.