U.S. Customs Tests Earlier Electronic Filing for Cross-Border Truck Exports
A new two-year pilot will require participating carriers to submit initial export manifest data at least 24 hours …
Shippers Look Beyond Traditional Ports to Build More Resilient Inland Supply Chains
Growing rail connectivity and inland logistics hubs are giving companies more options to diversify cargo flows, reduce …
U.S. and China Open Path to Tariff Relief on $60 Billion of Trade
Selected consumer goods, agricultural products and medical equipment could receive lower tariffs under a new bilateral …
U.S. E-Commerce Peak Season Expands as Holiday Sales Head for $275 Billion
Earlier promotions and growing demand for everyday essentials are reshaping the traditional holiday shopping peak, …
UAE Introduces New Pre-Load Cargo Filing Requirements
Shipping lines and freight forwarders must now submit cargo information before shipments depart their port of loading …
U.S.–China Trade Truce Extended to January, Giving Supply Chains More Planning Time
The two-month extension reduces the immediate risk of renewed trade measures between the world's two largest economies, …
Extreme Heat Emerges as a New Risk for Electronics Supply Chains
High temperatures are beginning to affect supplier deliveries, manufacturing productivity and operational capacity, …
Rising Fuel Costs Push Air Cargo Surcharges Higher
Airfreight customers are facing increasingly frequent surcharge adjustments as elevated jet-fuel prices add to carrier …
Why Freight Rates No Longer Tell the Whole Story
Rerouting, congestion, tariffs and changing supply chains are weakening the traditional relationship between shipping …
Bangkok Flooding Disrupts Logistics as Transport Links Come Under Pressure
All 50 districts of Thailand’s capital have been declared disaster-affected as severe flooding disrupts major roads …