Temu and DHL join forces to expand non-US ecommerce sales
Chinese ecommerce seller Temu looks as if it is already diversifying away from the US ...
REVISED, 16:23, London: USPS has back-pedalled, and is once again accepting US-bound parcels from China, in what appears to be a rapidly shifting situation with reports of other operators purportedly having suspended their US-bound services.
USPS announced yesterday (4 February) that it would no longer be accepting inbound parcels from China and Hong, before updating customers this morning (5 February) with a note stating, “the Postal Service will continue accepting all international inbound mail and packages from China and ...
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