https://www.nextdaily.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=246364 (Click the link to view the original article from the news outlet.)[ Next Daily ] PingPong, SAYGO, and SC Holdings Sign Strategic MOU to Advance Japan-Bound 3PL ServicesGlobal commerce financial platform PingPong, Japan-based logistics company SAYGO, and Japanese fulfillment system operator SC Holdings announced on the 21st that they officially signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on December 4, 2025, at PingPong’s office in Samseong-dong, Seoul, to strengthen their competitiveness in Japan-bound third-party logistics (3PL) services.Under the agreement, PingPong will reduce fees applied to new sellers compared to previous rates, easing initial cost burdens for sellers entering the Japanese market. SAYGO will offer sellers a dedicated logistics rate structure with discounted domestic delivery fees within Japan.SC Holdings will be responsible for end-to-end operations, covering everything from order management systems (OMS) to picking, packing, outbound shipping, Japanese customs clearance, and customer service. Transportation quality will be systematically managed based on defined Service Level Agreements (SLA) and Key Performance Indicators (KPI).This partnership focuses on lowering entry barriers for sellers with limited experience in the Japanese market. The three companies are preparing to provide comprehensive logistics processes—including export declarations, customs documentation, and last-mile delivery within Japan—allowing sellers to begin cross-border sales without navigating complex administrative procedures.Through this partnership, the three companies stated that they plan to actively support Korean sellers seeking to enter the Japanese market and to establish a stable Korea–Japan cross-border e-commerce logistics flow.Source: Next Daily (http://www.nextdaily.co.kr)

 https://www.etoday.co.kr/news/view/2546924 (Click the link to view the original article from the news outlet.)[ etoday ] Strengthening Korea–Japan E-Commerce Supply Chains: PingPong, SAYGO, and SC Holdings Launch Tripartite PartnershipGlobal commerce financial services provider PingPong, Japanese logistics company SAYGO, and Japan-based fulfillment operator SC Holdings announced that they signed a tripartite memorandum of understanding (MOU) on December 4 last year in Samseong-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, to enhance and streamline Korea–Japan e-commerce supply chains.Under the agreement, PingPong will support newly entering sellers in the Japanese market by offering a specially designed fee program aimed at reducing initial market entry costs. SAYGO will provide more competitive shipping rates to Japan compared with existing options, contributing to meaningful logistics cost savings for sellers.SC Holdings will apply SLA- and KPI-based service standards across the entire fulfillment process—including order management systems (OMS), inventory control, picking and packing, outbound shipping, customs clearance, and customer service—to ensure a consistently high level of delivery quality.The three companies also agreed to jointly develop a “Japan-bound One-Stop 3PL Solution” that integrates export declarations, customs documentation, and local logistics management—procedures that often complicate entry into the Japanese market—and to offer this solution as a unified service to external companies. Through this initiative, businesses with no prior experience in the Japanese market will be able to begin sales activities immediately without the need to hire additional personnel.Industry observers expect the partnership to help alleviate logistics bottlenecks between Korea and Japan while strengthening the global competitiveness of Korean sellers. Further details are available on the SC Holdings website, and applications for Japan-bound 3PL services can be submitted through the official websites of PingPong, SAYGO, and SC Holdings.Source: : etoday (https://www.etoday.co.kr)

 https://segyebiz.com/adxView/20260116510059(Click the link to view the original article from the news outlet.)[ SEGYEBIZ ] PingPong, SAYGO, and SC Holdings Sign Tripartite MOU to Enhance Japan E-commerce Logistics CompetitivenessGlobal commerce payment platform PingPong, Japan-based logistics specialist SAYGO, and Japan market fulfillment service operator SC Holdings announced on the 17th that they signed a tripartite Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on December 4, 2025, at PingPong’s office in Samseong-dong, Seoul. The agreement aims to strengthen logistics efficiency for cross-border e-commerce between Korea and Japan.Under the partnership, PingPong will introduce preferential fee policies tailored for sellers newly entering the Japanese market, while SAYGO will provide a dedicated rate structure designed to reduce costs associated with domestic delivery processes within Japan.SC Holdings will oversee the full spectrum of Japan-bound fulfillment operations, including integrated OMS management, outbound shipping, customs clearance, and customer support (CS). The company will also operate a quality assurance system based on Service Level Agreements (SLA) and Key Performance Indicators (KPI).In particular, this MOU focuses on enabling sellers with limited experience in the Japanese market to enter without the need for extensive prior preparation. By providing end-to-end support for complex procedures—such as export declaration and customs documentation, as well as logistics execution within Japan—the three companies aim to create an environment in which sellers can focus solely on product readiness.The companies stated that this agreement is expected to make cross-border commerce logistics between Korea and Japan more stable and predictable.Further details are available on the SC Holdings website. Applications for Japan-bound 3PL services can be submitted through the official websites of PingPong, SAYGO, and SC Holdings.ⓒ Segye Biz & Sports World & segyebiz.com. Unauthorized reproduction and redistribution prohibited.

https://www.getnews.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=856865(Click the link to view the original article from the news outlet.)[ Global Economy Newspaper ] PingPong , SAYGO, and SC Holdings Sign Tripartite MOU to Innovate Korea–Japan E-commerce LogisticsPingPong, a global payment solutions provider; SAYGO, a global logistics specialist; and SC Holdings, a Japan-based fulfillment operator, officially announced a strategic partnership by signing a tripartite Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on December 4, 2025, at the PingPong office in Samseong-dong, Seoul. The agreement aims to strengthen cross-border e-commerce logistics competitiveness between Korea and Japan and to improve bilateral e-commerce infrastructure.Under the agreement, PingPong will offer competitive fee benefits to new sellers, while SAYGO will operate special discounted shipping rates by significantly reducing domestic delivery fees within Japan. SC Holdings will be responsible for end-to-end operations, including OMS-integrated management, picking and packing, outbound shipping, customs clearance, and customer support, while ensuring service quality through SLA- and KPI-based performance management.In addition, the three companies plan to establish a Japan-bound 3PL system that provides one-stop support for sellers with no prior experience in the Japanese market, covering export declarations, customs documentation, and last-mile delivery within Japan. This integrated logistics solution is expected to significantly lower barriers to overseas expansion for Korean companies.The partnership is regarded as a strategic alliance designed to resolve logistical bottlenecks between Korea and Japan and to substantially reduce entry barriers for Korean sellers seeking to enter the Japanese market.Further details are available on the official websites, and information on the Japan-bound 3PL services under this MOU can be found on the PingPong, SAYGO, and SC Holdings websites.Source: Global Economy Newspaper (https://www.getnews.co.kr)

https://www.sentv.co.kr/article/view/sentv202601130075(Click the link to view the original article from the news outlet.)[Seoul Economic TV] PingPong, SAYGO, and SC Holdings Sign MOU to Innovate Korea-Japan E-commerce Logistics[Seoul Economic TV = Reporter Park Soo-yeol] Global commerce finance platform PingPong announced on January 15 that it signed a three-party memorandum of understanding (MOU) with global logistics company SAYGO and Japan-focused fulfillment provider SC Holdings on December 4 at PingPong’ headquarters in Samseong-dong, Seoul. The agreement aims to strengthen cross-border e-commerce logistics capabilities between Korea and Japan.Through this partnership, the three companies plan to combine their expertise to offer unprecedented support to domestic sellers. PingPong will provide newly onboarded sellers with competitive, low settlement fees, while SAYGO will apply special shipping rates in Japan, significantly lower than existing charges, reducing cost burdens for sellers. SC Holdings, overseeing overall logistics operations, will manage the entire fulfillment process—from order management systems (OMS) to picking, packing, shipping, customs clearance, and customer service (CS)—ensuring a stable logistics environment under strict quality assurance standards.The three companies plan to support not only consumer goods companies seeking to enter the Japanese market but also those already operating there, enabling them to easily access accurate Japan-oriented 3PL logistics services. This collaboration will allow companies lacking specialized knowledge in Japanese exports to benefit from a comprehensive logistics system covering everything from export declaration support to local fulfillment operations. Sellers will be able to manage all stages—from market entry preparation to customs clearance and local delivery—through a one-stop solution, maximizing operational efficiency.Industry experts view this MOU as a significant milestone that could resolve logistics bottlenecks between Korea and Japan and lower entry barriers for Korean sellers in the Japanese market. Detailed information about the Japan-oriented 3PL services provided through this partnership is available on each company’s website, and service applications can also be submitted via the respective official websites./psy@sedaily.com[ⓒ Seoul Economic TV (www.sentv.co.kr), unauthorized reproduction or redistribution prohibited]Source : Seoul Economic TV (www.sentv.co.kr)

https://www.nextdaily.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=230574(Click the link to view the original article from the news outlet.)[ Next Daily ] SC Holdings, a Specialist in Exporting Cosmetics to Amazon, Enhances Cosmetics Regulatory ServicesSC Holdings (CEO Cheon Se-chang), a company specializing in exporting domestic cosmetics to Amazon.com, Amazon Canada, and Amazon Japan, announced that it will enhance its regulatory services for cosmetics in key Amazon markets.With the implementation of the Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act (MoCRA) in the U.S. in July 2024, and the strengthened regulations on cosmetics by Japan’s MHLW (Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare) and PDMA (Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency) in 2023, many cosmetics brands entering Amazon.com and Amazon Japan are facing significant challenges.SC Holdings, a company with ten years of experience selling cosmetics on Amazon since 2015, has long had a team capable of independently obtaining U.S. FDA certification. The company has established a system to obtain FDA OTC (Over-The-Counter) certification, allowing it to provide services for selling sunscreen products, which now face higher entry barriers for U.S. export.A representative from SC Holdings stated, "We have teams specializing in obtaining and clearing regulatory approvals from Japan’s MHLW and Health Canada, giving us expertise in entering Amazon Japan and Amazon Canada."SC Holdings' overseas cosmetics regulatory and Amazon entry services can be applied for on the official website.Source: Next Daily (http://www.nextdaily.co.kr)

https://www.asiatoday.co.kr/view.php?key=20240731001403187(Click the link to view the original article from the news outlet.)[ Asia Today ] SC Holdings Tackles the Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act Head-OnSC Holdings, a company specializing in exporting domestic cosmetics to Amazon.com and Amazon Canada, announced on the 1st that it is addressing the Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act (MoCRA) head-on.With the MoCRA coming into effect in July 2024, many cosmetics brands that have entered Amazon.com are facing significant challenges. In response, SC Holdings, a company with ten years of experience selling cosmetics on Amazon since 2015, has long had a team capable of independently obtaining U.S. FDA certification to assist brands entering Amazon.A representative from SC Holdings stated, "We have the capability to independently obtain FDA OTC (Over-The-Counter) certification, enabling us to sell even sunscreen products, which now face higher entry barriers due to increased regulations in the U.S., without any issues. We encourage representatives of cosmetics brands facing difficulties due to the implementation of MoCRA to contact us freely."Meanwhile, SC Holdings' FDA OTC registration and Amazon sales services can be applied for on SC Holdings' official website.Reporter Jang AnnaAsia Today New Media Departmenttrangamy319@gmail.com

https://www.segyebiz.com/newsView/20240730512356?OutUrl=naver(Click the link to view the original article from the news outlet.)[ The Segye Times ] SC Holdings, a Specialist in Exporting Cosmetics to Canada, Focuses on Amazon CanadaSC Holdings (CEO Cheon Se-chang), a company specializing in exporting domestic cosmetics to the United States and Canada, announced on the 31st that it will focus on targeting Amazon Canada.According to the company, Amazon Canada is one of the markets with high entry barriers due to Health Canada certification and the accompanying complex customs procedures.A representative from SC Holdings stated, "SC Holdings sells domestic cosmetics on Amazon.com and Amazon Canada. We have expertise in Health Canada cosmetics certification, labeling, and Amazon Canada FBA (Fulfillment By Amazon) sales."They added, "We are collaborating with prestigious brands such as AHC, Skintalks, numbuzin, Haruharu Wonder, and Cellimax. We are receiving many inquiries from brands wishing to enter Amazon Canada and look forward to hearing from cosmetics brands interested in entering this market."Meanwhile, SC Holdings' Health Canada registration and Amazon Canada sales services can be applied for on SC Holdings' official website.Reporter Hwang Ji-hye[ⓒ Segye Biz & Sports World & segyebiz.com, unauthorized reproduction and redistribution prohibited]

https://www.sentv.co.kr/news/view/692073(Click the link to view the original article from the news outlet.)[ Seoul Economic Network TV ] SC Holdings Establishes Specialized Team for Health Canada Cosmetics RegistrationSC Holdings (CEO Cheon Se-chang) announced the establishment of a specialized team for Health Canada cosmetics registration.Health Canada, like the U.S. FDA, is an agency that oversees health functional foods, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics. To legally sell cosmetics and pharmaceuticals in Canada, companies must obtain a CN (Cosmetic Number), NPN (Natural Product Number), or DIN (Drug Identification Number) from Health Canada.A company representative stated, "Canada is a market with high client satisfaction and significant growth potential, but many cosmetics brands face challenges due to entry barriers such as Health Canada certification and local corporation establishment."They added, "SC Holdings specializes in exporting domestic cosmetics to the U.S. and Canada, primarily through Amazon.com and Amazon Canada. We have our own team capable of obtaining certifications from the U.S. FDA and Health Canada."For more details on SC Holdings' Health Canada registration and export sales services, please visit the official website. / Reporter Jung Ui-joon firstay@sedaily.com[ⓒ Seoul Economic Network TV (www.sentv.co.kr), unauthorized reproduction and redistribution prohibited]

https://www.getnews.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=685897(Click the link to view the original article from the news outlet.)[ Global Economy Newspaper ] 'SC Holdings' Completes Issuance of FDA NDC Labeler CodeSC Holdings (CEO Cheon Se-chang) announced that it has received the FDA NDC Labeler Code.The company exports domestic cosmetics to the United States and Canada, focusing on Amazon.com and Amazon Canada. It has its own team capable of obtaining certifications from the U.S. FDA and Health Canada.The FDA's Labeler Code allows for the registration of OTC (Over-The-Counter) drugs that can be purchased without a prescription in the FDA system. This code is necessary to register and legally sell sunscreen cosmetics and acne treatment products in the United States.A company representative stated, "With the implementation of the U.S. MoCRA (Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act) in July, it has become challenging for many cosmetics brands to export products, particularly sunscreens and sunsticks, to the United States. We provide FDA OTC registration and export sales services. Any brands experiencing difficulties with exporting sunscreen products to the U.S. are encouraged to contact us."Meanwhile, SC Holdings' FDA OTC registration and export sales services can be found on the official website.Source: Global Economy Newspaper (https://www.getnews.co.kr)