Latest news in e-commerce delivery

From the SAMOS Blog

Picture of a tennis racket with the globe as a ball
E-commerce

Guide to Shipping Sports, Outdoor and Leisure Goods Globally

Shipping sports, outdoor and leisure products internationally can sometimes feel like you're running up a hill. Yes, some items are simple - a pair of trainers, a gym top, maybe a yoga mat. But once you add, camping equipment, fishing rods, dumbbells, tennis rackets and other bulky or fragile items, international shipping gets a lot more complicated - but it doesn't have to be. Achieve your personal best with SAMOS.

Picture of Simon Perkins

Simon Perkins

Commercial Director at SAMOS

Guide to Shipping Electronic Goods Globally
Shipping logistics

Guide to Shipping Electronic Goods Globally

Thinking about selling your electronic goods internationally? Great idea — demand for tech is booming worldwide. From smartphones and speakers to laptops and smart home gadgets, global consumer appetite for electronics keeps growing. But getting those items safely to customers overseas can be tricky. Customs, duties, packaging and costs can quickly become obstacles if you don’t plan ahead. Let’s look at the key challenges — and how to ship smarter.

Picture of Simon Perkins

Simon Perkins

Commercial Director at SAMOS

Reduce US Duty and Tariff Risk With SAMOS
Customs

Reduce US Duty and Tariff Risk With SAMOS

Have you received an unexpectedly hefty duty and tariff invoice for a US shipment? Is it taking forever to resolve? Are you now rethinking your international delivery strategy for exporting to the USA?

Picture of Simon Perkins

Simon Perkins

Commercial Director at SAMOS

Image of a bookshelf
E-commerce

Shipping books and magazines globally

Want to expand your e-commerce book business globally? Here's how to ship books, comics and collectibles overseas without breaking the bank — or your merchandise.

Picture of Simon Perkins

Simon Perkins

Commercial Director at SAMOS

An icon of a plane going over a map of the US
E-commerce

Delivery to the US

The US is a market no online seller wants to ignore — with millions of loyal, high-spending customers, it’s a goldmine for growing e-commerce businesses. But while selling to the US is a no-brainer, shipping there isn’t quite so straightforward. Think: long delivery times, unexpected fees and confusing customs and logistics. If you’ve ever thought, “Well, that’s just how international shipping works,” — good news: it doesn’t have to be.

Picture of Simon Perkins

Simon Perkins

Commercial Director at SAMOS