SHEIN Expands Reverse Logistics in Brazil
Amazon MCF Offers 35% Delivery Fee Discount for TikTok Shop US Orders for 12 Months
DHgate’s On-Time Program Expands to Spain, Italy and the Netherlands
Cainiao Deploys Next-Generation Narrow-Belt Sorter in Madrid
JD Logistics Launches Vietnam-to-US Cross-Border Small Parcel Service
DHL Invests €177 Million to Expand Shenzhen Hub
Fandeal International Partners with US Regional Carrier OnTrac
Qinghai Launches First International Freight Train to Vientiane, Laos
SF Express and Hainan Airport Launch Singapore–Hainan Cargo Route
Sea Legend Revives China-Europe Arctic Express Route
China’s Imports and Exports Grow 17.3% in the First Seven Months
SHEIN Expands Reverse Logistics in Brazil
SHEIN has expanded its partnership with Brazilian logistics company Jadlog, leveraging more than 4,000 Pickup locations across Brazil to handle customer returns. After submitting a return request, customers can choose a nearby Pickup location to drop off their items, with Jadlog handling the subsequent reverse logistics process. Jadlog’s website also shows that its Pickup network currently has more than 4,000 partner locations and supports reverse logistics services for e-commerce returns and exchanges. (MundoLogística)
Amazon MCF Offers 35% Delivery Fee Discount for TikTok Shop US Orders for 12 Months
Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF) has introduced a limited-time 12-month delivery fee discount for TikTok Shop US orders, with eligible orders receiving a 35% reduction in fulfillment fees. The discount is applied automatically without requiring sellers to enroll manually, but only applies to TikTok Shop orders identified and tagged by Amazon-approved integration providers. The policy allows TikTok Shop US sellers to leverage Amazon’s warehousing and fulfillment network to process cross-channel orders at a lower cost. (Kuajingpai)
DHgate’s On-Time Program Expands to Spain, Italy and the Netherlands
DHgate announced that, to further improve fulfillment performance in the European market, its On-Time program will expand to Spain, Italy and the Netherlands starting August 5, 2026, with the corresponding “late delivery compensation” shipping routes also becoming available. Eligible sellers can participate in the On-Time program through a one-click binding process in the seller backend and receive the corresponding benefits. The On-Time program now covers France, Germany, Spain, Italy and the Netherlands. (DHgate)
Cainiao Deploys Next-Generation Narrow-Belt Sorter in Madrid
Cainiao Logistics’ next-generation self-developed narrow-belt sorter was upgraded and put into operation at its Madrid distribution center in Spain at the end of June. From equipment design and control systems to sorting algorithms, the system is based entirely on Cainiao’s proprietary technology. It can handle packages weighing up to 45 kg, processing around 4,000 parcels per hour—more than 160% higher than manual sorting efficiency. During major promotional periods, Cainiao’s Spain distribution center can operate around the clock, with total daily processing capacity exceeding 400,000 parcels. (Cainiao Logistics Technology)
JD Logistics Launches Vietnam-to-US Cross-Border Small Parcel Service
JD Logistics has launched a dedicated Vietnam-to-US cross-border small parcel service, offering local first-mile pickup in key Vietnamese cities including Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Bac Ninh and Hai Phong. The service provides end-to-end fulfillment covering export customs clearance, air transportation and last-mile delivery.
Meanwhile, JD Logistics put a new border warehouse into operation in Guangxi in July, supporting centralized inventory management for multiple Southeast Asian markets. JD Logistics has also recently upgraded its large-item delivery and installation services in Southeast Asia, providing home delivery and installation for refrigerators, TVs, air conditioners, washing machines, sofas, bed frames and other home appliances and furniture. The company has already provided supporting fulfillment services for major appliance brands including Midea, TCL and Haier. (JD Logistics)
DHL Invests €177 Million to Expand Shenzhen Hub
DHL Express has announced a new strategic investment to expand its air cargo capacity and service capabilities in China. DHL Express is investing €177 million in its Shenzhen “Super Gateway.” This is the largest single investment DHL has made in mainland China to date. Located at Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport, the facility has undergone a major expansion, significantly increasing its operational area. According to DHL, the upgraded facility has increased the gateway’s average daily cargo handling capacity to 900 metric tons, representing a threefold increase. (Cross-Border E-Commerce Logistics Baixiaosheng)
Fandeal International Partners with US Regional Carrier OnTrac
Fandeal International has entered into a strategic partnership with US regional parcel carrier OnTrac, with the two companies focusing on last-mile delivery in the US market to further strengthen the North American supply chain fulfillment network and help Chinese cross-border sellers tackle the overseas last-mile challenge.
Founded in 1986, OnTrac has spent four decades building a network of more than 120 logistics centers across the US, covering regions representing more than 75% of the country’s population. Fandeal International specializes in integrated cross-border supply chain services, with a focus on overseas warehouses, dedicated-line logistics and integrated warehousing and fulfillment services in Europe and the US. The partnership with OnTrac marks a key step in Fandeal International’s efforts to strengthen its local delivery network in North America. (Fandeal International)
Qinghai Launches First International Freight Train to Vientiane, Laos
The first China-Laos Railway international freight train from Xining, Qinghai to Vientiane, Laos departed from the Shuangzhai Logistics Center in Xining. Using direct rail container transportation throughout the journey, the service extends Qinghai’s logistics network into the heart of mainland Southeast Asia for the first time, strengthening trade links between Qinghai, Laos and neighboring countries while reducing logistics costs and improving transportation efficiency. (China News Service)
SF Express and Hainan Airport Launch Singapore–Hainan Cargo Route
SF Group and Hainan Airport Group jointly held a launch event in Singapore for a new Singapore–Hainan cargo route. According to the flight schedule, the route will operate three round trips per week, significantly improving air cargo connectivity between Singapore and Hainan.
Leveraging the route, SF Express has officially launched an “international next-day air freight” service between Hainan and Southeast Asia. Combined with SF Express’s domestic air cargo network and specialized operating capabilities, fresh fruit, beef, mutton, eggs and other goods shipped from Hainan can reach Southeast Asian countries via Singapore the following day. Meanwhile, processed products shipped from Singapore can also be transported via Hainan to destinations across mainland China the next day. (SF International)
Sea Legend Revives China-Europe Arctic Express Route
Following the launch of its first Asia-Europe Arctic shipping route in September last year, Hong Kong-headquartered Sea Legend is expanding its Arctic operations again this August. The company plans to deploy seven container ships to establish a regular weekly China-Europe Arctic Express service, with the first vessel expected to depart from Ningbo Port this week.
The route can avoid congestion and some geopolitical risks affecting traditional shipping lanes and reduce maritime transit time between Asia and Europe to approximately 18–20 days. (Yihangyun)
China’s Imports and Exports Grow 17.3% in the First Seven Months
According to China Customs data, China’s total foreign trade in goods reached RMB 30.13 trillion in the first seven months of 2026, up 17.3% year on year. Exports rose 14% to RMB 17.44 trillion, while imports increased 22% to RMB 12.69 trillion.
In July alone, China’s total imports and exports reached RMB 4.66 trillion, up 19.2% year on year. Exports increased 17.8% to RMB 2.71 trillion, while imports rose 21.2% to RMB 1.95 trillion. (CCTV News)