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关于我们
Established in 2009 as a global cross-border e-commerce infrastructure service provider, Zongteng Group focuses on cross-border warehousing and logistics to provide global cross-border e-commerce sellers, export trade companies, and overseas brands with integrated logistics solutions.Our brands cover various fields, including overseas fulfillment (GoodCang), direct-line logistics (YunExpress), supply chains (Worldtech). Our Brands GoodCang: With 16 years of experience in global overseas fulfillment operations, we have consistently adhered to independent third-party management for many years, providing professional, one-stop warehousing and logistics solutions to cross-border e-commerce sellers, international brand clients, and industry clients. Currently, GoodCang's global warehouse area exceeds 2.3 million square meters. Our operations span over 30 countries and regions, with more than 80 overseas processing centers, handling over 1 million orders daily. YunExpress: a professional cross-border B2C direct-line logistics service provider supplying high-quality international parcel services to global cross-border e-commerce sellers. As the core competency of YunExpress, the cross-border B2C direct-line service covers mainstream cross-border e-commerce markets around the world. With an average daily order volume exceeding 1 million, YunExpress comes highly recommended by popular international e-commerce platforms such as Amazon, JOOM, Walmart,TIKTOK and Shopify.
- 所属行业
- 交通、物流、供应链和仓储
- 规模
- 5,001-10,000 人
- 总部
- Shenzhen，Guangdong
- 类型
- 自有
地点
纵腾集团员工
动态
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President Trump’s reciprocal tariff policy is speeding up a major market shakeout. Smaller and mid-sized cross-border e-commerce sellers with weaker competitiveness may be pushed out by rising costs and stricter compliance requirements. Meanwhile, larger cross-border e-commerce sellers with strong core capabilities, stable supply chains, and diversified channels could come out ahead, potentially resulting in a more consolidated U.S. e-commerce market. Here are our recommendations for cross-border e-commerce sellers: 1. Adjust Your Sales Expectations: In this phase, consider lowering your forecasts and adopting a more conservative inventory strategy. Keep tight control over costs, preserve a healthy cash flow, and remain patient—getting through this period of high uncertainty may be all it takes to succeed. 2. Reassess Your U.S. Sales Strategy Pay special attention to inventory already in the U.S. Depending on your financial situation, you might raise prices slightly and slow down sales to observe how things develop, since restocking could become considerably more expensive if tariffs drive up costs. 3. Focus on Cash Recovery Alternatively, you could accelerate inventory turnover to recover funds more quickly, while adjusting how you distribute inventory across different regional markets. 4. Refine Your Sales Outlook and Priorities Larger sellers should factor in the cash flow impact of tariffs and the varying degrees to which inflation affects different categories, then adjust their sales projections. Smaller sellers should determine which regions to target and concentrate on SKUs where they enjoy a competitive edge. #Tariffs #GlobalMarkets