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On April 2nd, Kaku Trading executives met with FedEx UK to discuss rising post-Chinese New Year shipping volumes and the potential impact of future geopolitical shifts, including proposed tariffs under former President Trump. The meeting highlighted Kaku’s strong international growth, the importance of proactive logistics planning, and the continued collaboration between the two companies in navigating global trade changes.
While the rising tariffs between the US and China could lead to increased costs for importers, Kaku Trading is already adapting with proactive measures in place. We remains committed to supporting businesses as they navigate this volatile trade period.
KakuTrading has welcomed Qingqing Cai as a Business Analyst. With a Master’s in Language and Cultural Diversity from King’s College London and six years of experience in safety quality management and compliance at Juneyao Airlines, she will analyze operations, support administrative tasks, enhance cross-cultural initiatives, and implement quality processes at KakuTrading. Management highlights her analytical skills and international expertise as valuable assets to the company.
Ahead of the Chinese New Year, Kaku Trading visited China to reinforce relationships with key suppliers, assess production standards, and address challenges from 2024. The trip focused on quality assurance, ethical sourcing, and operational improvements, ensuring stronger collaboration for the year ahead. By strengthening these partnerships, Kaku Trading is committed to delivering excellence and innovation in 2025.
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As we enter 2025, e-commerce continues its evolution, with new technological advancements and shifting consumer expectations reshaping the market. To succeed in this increasingly competitive space, businesses must anticipate trends and adopt strategies that drive both efficiency and customer satisfaction.
