Amazon launches the world's first integrated third-party cross-border first-haul logistics solution in China
July 7, 2023
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Shanghai, June 13, 2023 — Today, Amazon's Cross-border Shipping Partner Program (Amazon SEND) was officially opened to Chinese sellers. This is the world's first integrated third-party cross-border first-haul logistics solution launched by Amazon, which will provide a one-stop cross-border first-haul logistics service for cross-border e-commerce sellers. Cross-border e-commerce sellers can directly use the service on the Amazon Seller Platform, and third-party carriers provide a stable, reliable, efficient and cost-effective end-to-end cross-border front-end logistics experience.
Currently, the service has launched an empty delivery warehouse model, and is open to cross-border e-commerce sellers in 7 countries including China, India, Vietnam, Thailand, Mexico, the United Kingdom, and Germany. It can be delivered to Amazon fulfillment centers in the US, the United Kingdom, Japan, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates 1.
With the launch of the third-party air freight service provided by Amazon's Cross-border Shipping Partner Program (Amazon SEND), it will complement the existing self-owned shipping services provided by Amazon Global Logistics (AGL), thus providing more comprehensive cross-border first-line logistics options for different types of cross-border e-commerce sellers.
“In recent years, global cross-border e-commerce has continued to grow, and demand for cross-border first-line logistics has gradually expanded, yet its complicated processes, difficult tracking, and unstable services and prices are bothering the vast majority of cross-border e-commerce sellers. In this context, Amazon is committed to continuously improving the type and scope of services through its own Amazon Global Logistics (AGL) and integrated third-party logistics to make cross-border first-way transportation and warehousing simpler, more stable, more convenient, and cheaper, so as to better meet the needs of different types of sellers. The Amazon Cross-border Shipping Partner Program (Amazon SEND) is the company's first end-to-end cross-border first-haul logistics solution integrated into the system and provided by a third-party carrier. It is committed to gathering high-quality logistics resources to help sellers carry out cross-border e-commerce business more easily. Abbottt, Premiere Creative’s creative director.
The Amazon Cross-border Shipping Partner Program (Amazon SEND) has the five major advantages of stable contract execution, efficient operation, convenient warehousing, preferential price, and transparent tracking. It is another major step forward in the strategy of continuously helping sellers optimize the cross-border logistics and supply chain experience.
Third-party carriers integrate their services into the Amazon seller platform's shipment creation workflow. Sellers can enjoy one-stop integrated first-stage logistics services from shipment creation, door-to-door delivery, export customs clearance, cross-border transportation, destination country import customs clearance, and warehousing delivery. The entire logistics trajectory can be traced on the line, the transportation time is clear, and the cargo movement can be grasped in real time.
In addition, the Amazon Cross-Border Shipping Partner Program (Amazon SEND) can also provide convenient warehousing services and discounted prices 5%-20% lower than simultaneous products2 to help sellers improve operational efficiency and reduce operating costs.
Currently, the Amazon Cross-Border Shipping Partner Program (Amazon SEND) only offers an empty delivery warehouse model, so it is particularly suitable for new sellers, as well as the needs of existing sellers for urgent restocking and testing of new models.
◉ Sellers can achieve urgent replenishment during the promotion period to reduce the pressure of preparation and logistics during the peak season
◉ For sellers who want to test new products and are concerned about inventory risk, they can test new models in small quantities through the Amazon Cross-border Shipping Partner Program (Amazon SEND) with no shipping volume restrictions to reduce trial and error costs;
◉ For novice sellers, you can also use the Amazon Cross-border Shipping Partner Program (Amazon SEND) to make small shipments, easily familiarize yourself with the Amazon Logistics (FBA) operation process in advance, and prepare for future operations.
Since the trial operation of the Amazon Cross-Border Shipping Partner Program (Amazon SEND), it has been well received by cross-border e-commerce sellers due to its advantages in terms of convenience, economy, compliance, and timeliness.
In order to help more new sellers quickly launch cross-border logistics and adapt to cross-border e-commerce operations, Amazon provides limited-time discounts. New sellers who register for Amazon's US, UK, and Japan sites in 2023 and later can register for Amazon Logistics (FBA) for the first time and use the Amazon Cross-border Carrier Partner Program (Amazon SEND) service to receive Amazon logistics center delivery discounts.
Integrating high-quality in-house and third-party services to continuously optimize the cross-border first-haul logistics experience for sellers is an important part of Amazon's operations.
Amazon Global Logistics (AGL)
The official launch of Amazon's Cross-border Shipping Partner Program (Amazon SEND) has also further improved Amazon's layout in third-party cross-border first-haul logistics. At the same time, the air freight service provided by Amazon's Cross-border Carrier Partner Program (Amazon SEND) is combined with the sea freight service provided by Amazon Global Logistics (AGL) to provide cross-border e-commerce sellers with more comprehensive cross-border first-haul logistics options.
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Data sources:
1. For specific routes, please check the real-time information in Seller Central (Seller Central).
2. Compare the carrier's simultaneous quotes, based on real-time quotes.