Walmart recently announced that it will launch the Walmart Exports cross-border shipping program at the beginning of 2026, specifically for sellers using WFS third-party fulfillment services.

This means that eligible products can be shipped directly from US warehouses to consumers in Mexico and Canada, with plans to expand to more countries in the future.

One-stop cross-border fulfillment, revitalizing overseas warehouse inventory

Eligible products will be automatically added to this program, with Walmart responsible for the entire process of picking, packing, and cross-border transportation. In layman's terms, this is about revitalizing the seller's overseas warehouse inventory, achieving multi-country shipments from one warehouse, and significantly improving cross-border efficiency.

The shift from direct shipping from China to global direct shipping

In the past, Chinese sellers mainly focused on the C2G (China to Global) model—shipping directly from domestic warehouses and airmail packages to overseas consumers. Today, platforms like Walmart and Amazon are increasingly adopting the G2G (Global to Global) model—shipping from a warehouse in one country to consumers in a third country.

Globalization opportunities for Chinese logistics companies

This trend means that the advantages of Chinese cross-border dedicated logistics companies in terms of overseas fulfillment experience, timing control, and supply chain management have the opportunity to be exported globally.

As cross-border direct shipping logistics enters the "C2G→G2G" transition period, whoever can provide a mature and reliable solution will be able to seize the opportunities in the new round of cross-border logistics market.

Source: Cross-border E-commerce Logistics Baixiaosheng