How to meet challenges from changing consumer behaviours to supply chain snags
Customers visit the American Dream Mall during Black Friday on Nov 25 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Black Friday is traditionally regarded as the start of the holiday shopping season, with shoppers flocking to stores and online for bargains. (Photo: AFP)
Black Friday has come and gone, and as any online business knows, especially in North America, it marks the start of a very lucrative sales period. But this year, the e-commerce sector is contending with unprecedented global inflation, unstable supply chains and new consumer buying behaviour.
But don’t panic. We’re here to share our international logistics and…
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