
Temu’s Semi-Managed Model Drives Rapid Growth in U.S. Market
Since the launch of its semi-managed model, Temu has experienced explosive growth in the U.S. market. In just a few months, the platform has expanded its semi-managed business to nine major sites, including the U.S., Canada, the U.K., Germany, Italy, and France.
Despite the rapid rollout of the semi-managed model, rising logistics costs continue to squeeze sellers' profit margins, forcing them to implement stricter cost controls. High initial shipping expenses have significantly hindered the growth of cross-border e-commerce.
Facing intense competition in the logistics market, many sellers have turned to sea freight for initial shipping, leveraging overseas warehouses and dropshipping to reduce costs. Choosing an officially certified overseas warehouse has become a top priority for sellers expanding globally.
After a rigorous evaluation process, Delixton has successfully passed Temu’s strict screening and system integration requirements, earning recognition as an officially certified warehouse for Temu. This achievement highlights Delixton’s superior logistics channels, efficient operational management, and exceptional service quality.
Once authorized by sellers, orders will be automatically synchronized to the DLX WMS system for fulfillment, enabling access to multiple benefits, including platform safeguards.
What is a Partner Integration Warehouse?
TEMU's platform collaborates with sellers in a semi-managed model by electronically pushing orders to authorized partner warehouses. Upon receiving orders, these integrated warehouses process and fulfill shipments, then synchronize order and tracking statuses back to TEMU's platform.