Cross-border Daily Briefing 2026-08-26

📋 Cross-border Seller Daily | 2026-08-26

⏰ 30-Second Overview

• •The U.S. has indefinitely suspended duty-free treatment for non-postal low-value shipments; direct-mail small parcel sellers must switch to postal or formal customs clearance.
• •P&G has filed 288 trademark lawsuits in Russia; Wildberries/Ozon sellers should immediately check intellectual property.
• •Ozon's multiple logistics centers have been attacked, disrupting operations; sellers urgently need to confirm orders and adjust logistics.
• •The U.S. low-value shipment data pilot has been modified and extended, with stricter declaration requirements.
• •The U.S. has issued new HFC quota rules; sellers of refrigerant/air-conditioning products need to verify import compliance.

🔴 Top Focus

Ozon Logistics Centers Hit by Drone Attacks, Stock Price Plunges 30%

For sellers: Ozon order fulfillment and warehousing will face widespread delays. Multiple Ozon logistics centers were attacked, operations severely disrupted, and stock price plunged 30%. Immediately contact platform account managers to confirm in-transit order status, and switch to backup logistics or temporarily suspend warehousing.

P&G Launches 288 Trademark Lawsuits in Russia, Wildberries and Ozon Counterfeit Sellers Face Penalties

For sellers: Sellers offering P&G-related products on Wildberries and Ozon face high penalty risks. P&G has launched 288 trademark lawsuits in Russia over two years to combat counterfeits. Immediately self-check product intellectual property and sourcing to ensure a complete proof chain.

U.S. Indefinitely Suspends Duty-Free Treatment for Non-Postal Low-Value Shipments

For sellers: The U.S. has indefinitely suspended duty-free treatment for non-postal low-value shipments; direct-mail small parcel sellers must switch to postal or formal customs clearance.