US tariffs force Hong Kong e-commerce operators to seek new markets

US tariffs force Hong Kong e-commerce operators to seek new markets

Hong Kong’s e-commerce operators are exploring new markets and delaying major business decisions in light of US tariffs, industry players have said. One industry body said e-commerce firms could look towards expanding their operations in traditional markets when diversifying their business, while also exploring emerging ones in Southeast Asia, as well as Central and South…

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Explainer | Why did US Postal Service stop accepting Hong Kong parcels, what’s the latest?

Explainer | Why did US Postal Service stop accepting Hong Kong parcels, what’s the latest?

Confusion has reigned since the United States Postal Service stopped accepting parcels from Hong Kong and mainland China and then quickly reversed its decision. The temporary suspension caught users of Hongkong Post and China Post off guard, with the former deciding not to accept any parcels for the US until clarifying issues surrounding the service….

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Couriers in Hong Kong still accept US-bound parcels but customers may pay more

Couriers in Hong Kong still accept US-bound parcels but customers may pay more

Private courier firms are maintaining parcel deliveries to the United States despite Hongkong Post’s suspension of such services after the US flip-flopped on its mailing rules, although customers face higher costs and must provide additional documentation. Major courier firms including SF Express, DHL, FedEx, UPS and JD Express confirmed that they were continuing to accept…

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