Under the suspicion of tariffs between China and the United States, how can direct delivery small package sellers avoid Waterloo? US overseas warehouse may be key to breaking the deadlock

Recently, the trade relationship between China and the United States has been fluctuating, with frequent adjustments to tariff policies, and cross-border e-commerce sellers facing unprecedented uncertainty. Especially for goods exported from China to the United States, the new tariff policy may further increase import costs and continuously compress the profit margin of the direct shipping model.

If the unit price of the product is low but still requires high import tariffs, the seller's profit margin will be severely affected. Especially in highly competitive categories, additional costs may make it difficult to maintain market competitiveness in product pricing.

In the direct shipping mode, packages need to be cleared separately, and the inspection of imported goods by the US Customs is becoming stricter, resulting in frequent delays in customs clearance. For sellers in the US market, the instability of logistics timeliness and high tariffs directly affect the shopping experience, thereby reducing repeat purchase rates and store ratings.

For sellers who rely on the direct delivery small package model, high tariffs will shatter their previous advantages of low cost and high flexibility. Faced with the increasingly complex international logistics environment, many sellers are starting to consider whether to continue with direct shipping or seek more secure alternative solutions?

At this time, US overseas warehouses are becoming the primary choice for cross-border e-commerce sellers to avoid tariff risks and reduce logistics costs. By shipping in bulk from overseas warehouses, sellers can not only avoid the impact of some tariff policies, but also improve order fulfillment efficiency and optimize buyer experience.

Overseas warehouse may become a good solution to solve the dilemma of direct delivery small bag sellers?

1. Batch shipment, sharing logistics and customs clearance costs equally

By shipping in bulk by sea or air to overseas warehouses, sellers can reduce the logistics and customs clearance costs of individual products, making overall transportation costs more advantageous. Especially for sellers with stable order volumes, using overseas warehouses can effectively control logistics expenses.

2. Local delivery to improve delivery efficiency

After the order is generated, the overseas warehouse can directly ship from the local warehouse in the United States, greatly reducing the delivery time. Generally, it can be delivered within 2-5 days, greatly improving the customer experience and enhancing the competitiveness of the store.

3. Reduce tariff risks and enhance compliance

The direct shipping model may face uncertainty due to tariff adjustments or changes in customs clearance policies, while under the overseas warehouse model, goods become local inventory once they enter the United States, and sellers can fulfill orders in a local sales manner to reduce risks caused by policy changes.

4. Provide local return and exchange services to enhance customer satisfaction

The return processing of direct shipping mode is complex and costly, while overseas warehouses can provide local return and exchange services to help sellers quickly process return orders and reduce losses caused by after-sales issues.

Taijia Logistics' US warehouse is equipped with an intelligent warehouse management system, allowing sellers to view inventory status in real-time, ensuring efficient and smooth order processing. Sellers can choose to transport their goods in bulk to the US warehouse by air or sea, significantly reducing the logistics cost of individual items, while optimizing the customs clearance process and reducing the risk of logistics delays.

After the order is generated, TakeSend's US warehouse can directly ship locally, ensuring fast delivery, improving buyer satisfaction, enhancing store ratings, and repeat purchase rates. Provide additional local return and exchange services in the United States to help sellers efficiently manage return orders and avoid any impact on store performance caused by return issues.

Optimization of FBA replenishment orders and fulfillment of local returns and exchanges for one-stop shipping tariffs in US overseas warehouses