International Logistics Group Publishes E-commerce Logistics Insights
International Logistics Group (ILG) has released new content focusing on e-commerce logistics and supply chain strategies, including guides on omnichannel operations and recent market analyses.
International Logistics Group (ILG) has published a series of articles and reports aimed at e-commerce businesses, detailing strategies for logistics and fulfillment. The content covers key areas such as omnichannel logistics, adapting to the UK retail landscape in 2026, and managing the unique demands of platforms like TikTok Shop.
The company also highlighted the upcoming removal of the EU's de minimis exemption on July 1st, which impacts tax-free importation of low-value goods into the EU. ILG has provided resources, including a guide and calculator, to assist businesses in navigating this regulatory change.
Recent publications include a report based on 328 interviews with UK retail leaders, identifying fulfillment costs, operational complexity, and international logistics as significant barriers to e-commerce growth. Insights were also shared on best practices for shipping fragile items and comparisons of EU fulfillment locations, specifically Poland versus the Netherlands for UK brands.
ILG's educational content aims to equip businesses with the knowledge to optimize their supply chains, manage cross-border challenges, and leverage emerging sales channels effectively in an evolving global e-commerce market.