2025.5.22  GoodsFox Daily E-commerce News: Global Subscription Models Surge, Bringing Challenges and Opportunities Global Subscription Models Surge, Bringing Challenges and Opportunities China’s Ministry of Commerce: China-ASEAN FTA 3.0 to Create Inclusive, Modern Trade Agreement EU Plans Uniform Fees for Online-Ordered Small Parcels Tmall 618: Nearly 1 Million Merchants Join Overseas Pavilion Shopify Upgrades Inventory Transfer Feature 1. Global Subscription Models Surge, Bringing Challenges and Opportunities RetailX’s SubscriptionX 2025 report notes simplified consumer habits are fueling the global rise of subscriptions. In streaming, Asia-Pacific, led by India (Netflix’s second-largest market for new users in 2024), will drive growth over five years. In Europe, multi-subscriptions are standard, with consumers spending €696 annually on apps and services, averaging 3.2 subscriptions. By 2026, 86 […]

2025.5.12  GoodsFox Daily E-commerce News: U.S.-China to Release Joint Trade Statement on May 12 After Constructive Talks U.S. Considers Slashing China Tariffs to 50–54%, First Major Reduction in 2025 Malaysia Launches Online Halal Certification System for Faster Approvals U.S.-China to Release Joint Trade Statement on May 12 After Constructive Talks J&T Express Faces Backlash Over Predatory Pricing in Southeast Asia Temu’s Full-Fulfillment Shutdown Drives Amazon Order Surge 1. U.S. Considers Slashing China Tariffs to 50–54%, First Major Reduction in 2025 The Trump administration is weighing a 50–54% tariff rate on Chinese imports—down from the current 145%—with potential implementation as early as next week. The proposed rate combines a 20% fentanyl-related duty and 34% reciprocal tariff, aligning with March discussions between Trump and U.S. retail executives […]

Alibaba & MAGA: Global Sellers Strategies Beyond Tariffs Introduction Love him or hate him, US President Donald Trump has inadvertently become a "brand ambassador" for Chinese commerce. His aggressive tariff policies haven’t curbed imports—instead, they’ve spotlighted China’s unbeatable value proposition. As American consumers realize their everyday goods—clothing, electronics, even luxury accessories—are overwhelmingly "Made in China" and astonishingly affordable, a wave of curiosity has swept across the Atlantic. Platforms like DHgate and Taobao now dominate the US App Store charts, with foreigners scrambling to learn "How to shop on Taobao" in overnight tutorials. The irony? Trump’s "MAGA" (Make America Great Again) might as well stand for "Make Alibaba Great Again". Source: apps.apple.com Amid this frenzy, global sellers face critical questions: Can exporters pivot successfully […]

April 16, 2025 GoodsFox Introduction When the US imposed a 34% tariff, everyone held their breath. Now, with the threat of a 125% tariff, the path forward is clear: it’s time to pivot. Losing $10 per order hurts, but losing money on every sale? Many would rather let inventory sit than accept that fate. Amid global trade turbulence, Europe emerges as a promising frontier. This article highlights 10 global brands that have successfully established themselves in Europe, organized into 7 key categories for easy reference.   01. Betting on "Fitness-as-Daily-Wear": Conquering a $56.5B Market in 4 Years Europe’s $56.5 billion sportswear market (Statista, 2025) thrives on the "athleisure" trend—yoga leggings worn from the gym to the café. Three global brands have carved […]

Recently, the advertising placement in the global pet supplies store has shown a significant trend of differentiation. According to the latest data from GoodsFox, the placement strategies of the top 5 brands, Scrumbles, Cocopup London, BARK, Supertails, and Bau, indicate that leading brands are competing for market share through differentiated creative material iterations and in-depth channel cultivation. Among them, Scrumbles leads the list with 1,311 active ad creatives, and the newly launched creatives have increased by 5.77% year-on-year. BARK demonstrates strong creative vitality with 158 new creatives, but it has the highest degree of dispersion in advertising channels. In terms of regions, Scrumbles and Bau focus on in-depth operation in a single market, while Cocopup London is accelerating its layout […]

Recently, the advertising placement in the global jewelry and derivatives MARKET has shown a significant trend of differentiation. According to the latest data from GoodsFox, the placement strategies of the top 5 brands, The Wander Club, San Saru, Daniel Wellington, Mint & Lily, and Patrick Adair Designs, indicate that leading brands are competing for market share through differentiated creative material iterations and in-depth channel cultivation.   Among them, The Wander Club leads the list with 1,197 active ad creatives, but its newly launched creatives have decreased by 67.26% year-on-year. Daniel Wellington demonstrates strong creative vitality with 306 new creatives, and the number of newly launched creatives has surged by 59.38% year-on-year. In terms of regions, The Wander Club covers 37 […]

In the White House conference room, U.S. lawmakers fiercely debated how to "Make America Great Again". Their collective gaze eventually turned to Yiwu, China. Because - it's just too cheap! Americans are buying too much! At the center of discussion: cancelling the T86 duty-free policy. This policy exempts goods under $800 from tariffs, serving as a fast track for billions of Chinese products to enter the U.S. market. Against the backdrop of U.S. efforts to revitalize domestic manufacturing, this policy seemed long overdue for cancellation. However, in February this year, the U.S. abruptly halted T86 implementation before reversing course and extending it again. Clearly, T86 impacts not only Chinese businesses but also U.S. consumers' cost of living. On March 17, […]

As a digital marketer navigating the dynamic landscape of online advertising, selecting the right tools is crucial for success. In my experience, two platforms have stood out: GoodsFox and Pipiads. Here's an analysis of both, highlighting why GoodsFox has become my preferred choice. 1. Overview of GoodsFox and Pipiads GoodsFox: This platform serves as a comprehensive data analysis tool for Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) brands, integrating data from brands, stores, products, and ad creatives. It empowers e-commerce sellers with actionable insights for product discovery, competitor analysis, and marketing strategies. Pipiads: Specializing as an ad intelligence and competitor analysis tool, Pipiads focuses primarily on TikTok and Facebook ads. It offers TikTok ads and has recently included Facebook ads, assisting marketers in uncovering winning […]

US Tariffs Increase: How E-Commerce Businesses Are Responding The anticipated tariff hike on Chinese imports has officially taken effect, adding significant costs to e-commerce businesses. While some brands struggle to adapt, others are seizing new market opportunities.We analyzed global independent website advertising data from February to uncover emerging trends and categories that are thriving despite the challenges. 1. Home Appliances, Home Textiles, and Pet Products Lead Growth According to GoodsFox data, home appliances, home textiles, and pet supplies were the fastest-growing advertising categories in February 2025.     While balconies are a luxury in Eastern countries, private swimming pools are common in Western households. As brands compete in the robotic vacuum space, DREAME (a Chinese brand) has shifted its focus […]

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 […]