2025.3.7  GoodsFox Daily E-commerce News: Feminist Commerce on the Rise: Norway’s Top Fashion Platform VILLOID Shopify Unveils AI Design Tool, Slashes Store Setup Time India Tightens Ecommerce Tax Rules, Mandates E-Way Bills Overseas Warehouses: The “New Engine” for Cross-Border Ecommerce The World's First “Real-Work” AI Manus, Launches, Boosting Global Expansion   1. Feminist Commerce on the Rise: Norway’s Top Fashion Platform VILLOID VILLOID, a Nordic women’s fashion DTC (Direct to Customer) website, unites 250 brands. It focuses on “created by women, for women.” GoodsFox data shows it has a 250,000-member community of women aged 25-55. Its global page view rank hit 77,000 in the past 7 days. Through Instagram (105,000 followers) and Facebook (22,000 followers), VILLOID shares women’s empowerment content. It […]

2025.3.6  GoodsFox Daily E-commerce News: Paper Art Brand My Mind's Eye Tops Global DTC Page View Ranking Australia’s Social Media Ban Sparks Debate, YouTube Exemption Questioned ByteDance’s Short Drama App Melolo Shines in Southeast Asia Government Report: Boost High-Level Openness, Stabilize Trade and Investment Amazon’s Low-Cost Store Haul to Compete with Temu in Europe   1. Paper Art Brand My Mind's Eye Tops Global DTC Page View Ranking Data from GoodsFox, a leading DTC analytics tool, reveals that My Mind's Eye, a U.S.-based paper art brand with 24 years of expertise, topped global DTC page view ranking over the past week. It spans party decor, home goods, stationery, and fabrics. Its Facebook page (78,240 followers) and Instagram (125,353 followers) consistently showcase […]

2025.2.17  GoodsFox Daily E-commerce News: NRS Leads Global Independent Store Advertising Rankings ByteDance Returns to App Stores, TikTok and CapCut Top Download Charts Maritime Silk Road Index: Continued Weak Shipping Demand, Rates Drop European Parliament Approves VAT Compliance for Cross-Border E-Commerce Platforms Malaysia's Lunar New Year Shopping Trend Shifts Toward E-Commerce   1. NRS Leads Global Independent Store Advertising Rankings According to GoodsFox data, National Roper's Supply (NRS) ranked first in global independent store advertising over the last 7 days. NRS, which specializes in rodeo and equestrian products, had over 5,000 ad creatives deployed, showing its massive ad investment and market expansion capabilities. Founded in 1994, NRS has built a strong brand by blending traditional Western culture with modern retail strategies, […]

2025.2.13  GoodsFox Daily E-commerce News: "Ne Zha 2" Pre-Sale Booms, and Online Stores Are Already Selling Related Products Russia to Implement Mandatory Product Labeling from March 1, 2025 85% of Cross-Border E-Commerce Transactions in Korea Come from AliExpress Trump Might Reinvigorate the Trade Discrimination Act to Support Tariffs SHEIN Launches "Sales Explosion Program" for 2025   1."Ne Zha 2" Pre-Sale Booms, and Online Stores Are Already Selling Related Products "Ne Zha 2" has already begun its special screenings in North America on February 12, with its official release scheduled for February 14. It will also officially premiere in Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, and Papua New Guinea on February 13, and Canada on February 14. Other regions, such as Singapore, Malaysia, Egypt, […]

2025.2.10  GoodsFox Daily E-commerce News: Emotional Memory Trend Ignites in the US Duty-Free Policy Reinstated; Logistics Price Hikes Canceled China Imposes Additional Tariffs on $14 Billion of US Goods Temu Launches Pre-Sale Feature TikTok Releases Android Download Package for US Users 1. Emotional Memory Trend Ignites in the US GoodsFox data shows that Tales recently launched its “Life Story Edition” card pack. Advertising creative materials surged, with over 500 pieces posted in 7 days. The card set contains 150 expert-curated question cards. It captures precious memories and sparks deep conversations. Life topics are trending on TikTok, YouTube, and other social platforms. Industry insiders believe emotional value is a new consumer breakthrough. Tales sets an example for emotional marketing. Source:  GoodsFox   […]

E-commerce was tough this year. But it got even tougher. Before operations resumed, the US market faced two major shocks. First, the duty‐free era ended. The US canceled the tariff exemption for packages below $800 and imposed a 10% “China special tariff.” This move broke the profit line for many cross‐border sellers. Independent websites and DTC brands in the e‑commerce arena also felt the impact. Second, USPS suddenly halted acceptance of packages from mainland China and Hong Kong. The cross‑border e‑commerce community was thrown into chaos. Then, within 24 hours, things reversed dramatically. On February 5, USPS urgently updated its website. It announced an immediate resumption of accepting packages from China and promised to work with customs to set up […]