30-day entry into China, Japan, South Korea and Southeast Asia available for global consumer brands suffering from stalled growth in North America
Beijing – May 20, 2025 – WPIC Marketing + Technologies today announced the launch of APAC Accelerator 2.0, a new platform designed to help consumer brands rapidly enter China, Japan, South Korea and South-East Asian markets in as little as 30 days.
As global trade dynamics shift and U.S. tariff policies continue to disrupt traditional supply chains, WPIC’s APAC Accelerator 2.0 provides an extremely fast and agile solution for both non-American brands seeking growth beyond the U.S., as well as American brands looking to access Asia via cross-border e-commerce.
“Growth isn’t gone — it’s just gone East,” said Jacob Cooke, CEO of WPIC Marketing + Technologies. “In this period of uncertainty, brands are looking for reliable pathways to new customers. With APAC Accelerator 2.0, we’ve created a frictionless entry point into the world’s most dynamic markets.”
The program offers a streamlined launch process into China, Japan, South Korea, and Southeast Asia — helping brands tap into demand in categories such as beauty, personal care, health and wellness, mother-baby, pet products, fashion and apparel, sports and fitness, packaged foods and beverages, and outdoor gear.
WPIC’s infrastructure — including multiple bonded warehouses, omnichannel e-commerce marketplace integrations, and proprietary data systems — enables brands to activate in under 30 days and scale quickly, even amid tariff constraints or supply chain disruptions.
APAC Accelerator 2.0 is structured around two tailored solutions:
- Revenue Growth Track – Designed for premium brands outside the U.S., this solution offers fast-tracked access to top digital marketplaces across China, Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia.
- Logistics Relief Track – Designed for U.S.-based brands manufacturing in Asia that are impacted by tariffs, this option offers strategic storage and rerouting through WPIC’s bonded warehouse network, helping brands delay or reallocate shipments.
