01 A Women’s Fragrance in TikTok’s UK Region is Well Received
According to www.tiktokdatatool.com data observation, a women’s perfume from Salsabeel Scents store is bursting in the TikTok British area. The product is priced at $28.85, with sales of over 17,000 units and sales of over $555,700+ USD from March 13th to April 11th. Through www.tiktokdatatool.com’s selling point analysis function and the dismantling of the pop-up video, this perfume addresses the need for people looking for a unique and captivating scent. Many people have high expectations of the flavor and packaging design of the perfume, not only the smell is pleasant as if in heaven, the bottle design is also very beautiful.
02 Amazon China sellers either raise prices or pull out of U.S. market as Trump raises tariffs
Chinese sellers on Amazon are facing tough choices, considering raising prices or exiting the U.S. market as U.S. President Donald Trump sharply increased tariffs, raising tariffs on Chinese imports from 104 percent to 125 percent and intensifying the U.S.-China trade conflict. The president of the Shenzhen Cross-border E-commerce Association said the move will severely impact the cost structure and is an unprecedented blow to the industry. At present, about half of the sellers on Amazon are from China, with more than 100,000 companies registered in Shenzhen alone, with an annual turnover of $35.3 billion, and some sellers are already planning to raise prices or withdraw from the U.S. market.
03 BeReal rides on opportunity to compete with TikTok, launches ads in US
As TikTok’s U.S. future looks uncertain, BeReal, the “anti-Instagram,” is officially launching its advertising business in the U.S. after five years. 2022, BeReal attracts millions of Gen Z users. In search of profitability, it invited brands and celebrities to share behind-the-scenes content more than a year ago, but because of the lack of actual advertising services difficult to make a profit, and then sold to the French publisher Voodoo for 500 million euros.
04 U.S. SMEs struggle to survive under Trump’s tariff policy
According to foreign media reports, the Trump administration imposed high tariffs on Chinese goods, resulting in many U.S. small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to increase the pressure of survival. The current situation highlights the critical position and vulnerability of U.S. small and medium-sized enterprises in the global supply chain, and the continued escalation of trade policy has forced them to re-examine their business models.
05 Shopee Expands Brazilian Logistics Center, Consolidates Latin American E-Commerce Advantage with Infrastructural Investments
Shopee announces the expansion of its logistics and distribution center in Duque de Caxias, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, a key step in its strategy for the Brazilian market. The new center will create 2,000 jobs and quadruple the daily parcel handling capacity, significantly optimizing picking efficiency and delivery times.
