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Ecommerce Platforms

Shopify, TikTok Shop, Temu, Etsy and the marketplaces behind them keep changing what they require of a seller shipping from China. Delivery time commitments, tracking standards, seller-fulfilled programme rules, and the penalties for missing any of them land on your fulfilment operation rather than your marketing. A platform tightening its dispatch window is an operations problem, not a listings problem. This tag tracks programme launches, policy changes, fee structures, and the fulfilment requirements attached to each. We are interested in the ones that change how fast you have to ship, what tracking you have to provide, and whether direct-from-China still qualifies at all. Selling on several channels from one China warehouse is efficient right up until one of them changes its rules and you find out from a suppressed listing.

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