Tools and vendors for regional marketplaces in 2026
Trade deep dive: Tools and vendors for regional marketplaces in 2026.
International Trade
International trade, cross-border commerce, tariffs, customs, and global market dynamics.
Picking a regional marketplace for 2026 expansion
Trade deep dive: Picking a regional marketplace for 2026 expansion.
Getting paid across borders: the cheapest payout rails
Cross-border revenue leaks out after the buyer pays. This guide maps payout rails, FX margins and multi-currency accounts so retailers keep the margin they earn.
Incoterms 2026 for retail importers: DDP versus DAP
DDP looks simple because the supplier handles duty, but it quietly inflates your unit cost and hides who controls the customs clearance. This guide breaks down DDP versus DAP under Incoterms 2026 with real landed-cost numbers, liability splits, and the negotiation language retail importers actually use.
Jumia and Konga for sellers entering Africa
Trade deep dive: Jumia and Konga for sellers entering Africa.
Section 321 after de minimis: what changes for importers
Section 321 de minimis no longer covers most low-value parcels. Here is exactly what changes for retail importers: the entry types you now file, the duty math, the broker and bond costs, and a sequence to rebuild landed-cost pricing before margin disappears.
Flipkart and Meesho for sellers entering India
Trade deep dive: Flipkart and Meesho for sellers entering India.
Tariff engineering: classifying products to cut duty legally
Tariff engineering is the legal practice of designing and classifying products to land in lower-duty HTS codes. A 2026 guide with concrete moves and audit-proof documentation.
Southeast Asia marketplaces compared for Western brands
A practical 2026 comparison of Southeast Asia’s regional marketplaces for Western brands: fees, cross-border versus local entry, fulfillment, and the customs changes that decide profit.
Coupang for sellers expanding into South Korea
Trade deep dive: Coupang for sellers expanding into South Korea.