E-Commerce is the future of the logistics industry and we’re only now seeing the paths that are opening up thanks to new technology. Argents will be the premier provider of fulfillment and e-commerce solutions, bringing our expertise, enthusiasm and robust service options to veteran online retailers and new shippers looking to introduce an online retailing channel to their services.
If you are looking to take your 1st steps into the e-Commerce and Fulfillment world, Argents is in your corner.
Argents works with a comprehensive logistics customer engagement platform purpose-built for logistics providers to give our customers a seamless, intuitive, digital experience. This platform enables us to add visibility and efficiency to every step of the cargo journey, so you can access it when you need it. Your time is valuable and we don’t want you to miss a single step.
Compatible with the various platforms and shopping experiences, Argents is your click-to-brick partner for your e-commerce business. Easily integrated into your current WMS, we offer simple solutions for your fulfillment and distribution channels.
With the explosion of online marketplaces, the leading platform for American consumers remains Amazon. Their explosion of new warehouses and development of their own air and trucking network means greater opportunities and an additional, prominent channel to reach buyers. Their expansion into additional businesses including grocery, pharmaceuticals and business to business sales provides a platform for businesses whose own e-Commerce or retail initiatives are overshadowed.
Argents Express is an authorized FBA service provider.. Coupled with our international freight forwarding and customs clearance services, Argents is the resource for foreign and domestic sellers seeking to become part of the largest global marketplace outside China.
In a recent feature, Voice of the Independent dives into the logistics industry’s evolving challenges in an article titled “Riding the Waves of Change in Modern Logistics.” The article includes expert insights from Argents Express’s Tony Chiappetta, who highlights the importance of flexibility and technology in managing today’s complex supply chain landscape. According to Chiappetta,… Read more »
The Consumer Products Safety Commission’s (CPSC) stringent requirements for children’s products underscore the importance of compliance in the import process. Importers must stay informed about these regulations to avoid disruptions and ensure the safety of imported goods. By understanding and adhering to CPSC standards, importers can handle the complex regulatory landscape, ensuring the seamless entry… Read more »
Black Friday has become one of the most anticipated shopping days of the year, marking the start of the holiday shopping season with record-breaking sales and unprecedented online traffic. For businesses, Black Friday represents a golden opportunity to boost revenue, but only if they can meet the intense demands of high-volume orders. Efficient logistics are… Read more »
As the holiday season approaches, eCommerce businesses face their most challenging yet rewarding time. Preparation is key With increased demand, spikes in online traffic, and heightened customer expectations. Retailers must streamline their logistics and fulfillment processes to avoid delays and stock shortages. This is where a reliable logistics partner like Argents Express comes in, offering… Read more »
The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) has finalized modifications to the tariffs imposed on China following a four-year statutory review of the Section 301 investigation into China’s trade practices regarding technology transfer, intellectual property, and innovation. The modifications largely align with the proposals announced in May 2024 and aim to protect American… Read more »
The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) established a strong stance against forced labor by setting a rebuttable presumption that goods mined, produced, or manufactured wholly or partially in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (XUAR) of China are made with forced labor. Under Section 307 of the Tariff Act, these goods are prohibited from importation… Read more »
As the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) inches closer to a potential strike, concerns are mounting for businesses that rely on the critical infrastructure of East and Gulf Coast ports. At the center of the dispute is automation—specifically, the introduction of technology to port operations that the ILA fears could displace jobs and disrupt the traditional… Read more »