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Oct 7, 2025
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Indonesian Retailers Must Now Seek a Permit to Sell Online
Dec 20, 2019
Indonesian e-commerce vendors flustered as the law now requires sellers to seek a permit to sell goods online. Read to know more!
News
Vietnam Economic Growth: 8.02% GDP Surge Positions Southeast Asia’s Fastest-Growing Economy
Dec 9, 2019
Vietnam is the fastest growing world economy which surpasses India and China, GDP growth statistics report states. This opens the door for modern logistics.
General
Last Mile Grocery Delivery: Best Practices, Challenges, and Key Benefits for Enterprise Retailers
Dec 4, 2019
Explore key trends, customer preferences, and best practices in last-mile grocery delivery. Discover benefits and how innovation is shaping the industry.
News
Milk Delivery startups struggling to grow?
Nov 29, 2019
Hyperlocal delivery is a rising trend in Indian e-Commerce and on-demand home delivery services. Can technology save hyperlocal milk delivery companies?
E-Commerce
Will E-commerce Shake Hands With Small Retailers and Kirana Stores?
Nov 13, 2019
The Indian government has approached e-commerce companies to send plans to work with small retailers and Kirana stores to make room for mutual growth.
Blog
Single’s Day and Available for Shopping
Nov 8, 2019
Key Takeaways When we think of events that cause a sharp spike in e-commerce revenues, occasions like Cyber Monday and Black Friday come to our mind. An often overlooked event that creates a massive boom for e-commerce companies in China and SE Asia is Single’s day. Showcasing the pride of being single, in 2018, the […]
Blog
No Deal Brexit: A Nightmare for European Logistics?
Oct 14, 2019
Key Takeaways Brexit has been a sensational controversy for a long time now but long-delayed for several reasons. However, D-Day is approaching soon. The much-awaited divorce between the UK and the EU is scheduled to take place at 23:00 GMT on the 31st of October, making the Halloween of 2019 even more eventful. Brexit marks […]
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What if the Oil Slipped?
Oct 4, 2019
The potential aftermath of Saudi Arabia attacks on world logistics. Key Takeaways On Saturday, September 14, 2019, Saudi Arabia faced drone attacks at two major oil production facilities – Abqaiq and Khurais, run by state-owned Saudi Aramco. The attack crippled the world’s largest crude oil processing plant cutting down output by 5.7 million barrels per […]
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