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Global Economy, Demand Planning, Supply Chain Management

Supply Chains Need Long-Term Resilience

Before COVID-19 struck, supply chains were praised for their just-in-time capabilities. Now entirely new levels of supply chain resilience are needed, according to the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals' 2020 report.

Air Cargo, Global Economy, Technology

Asia's Economic Rebound

Asia was the first region to endure COVID-19 and reopen its economies—what does that mean for global supply chains?

Eugene Laney

Global Economy, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Global Trade Management

USMCA: A Bright Light for Shippers

Many businesses around the country are suffering due to the economic impacts of COVID-19. However, there may be some light at the end of the tunnel. The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) will create opportunities for countless companies doing business with Canada and Mexico.

Global Economy, Global Trade Management

Tipping the Scales on International Trade

Several key events, including the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. presidential election, and the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) implementation, can directly impact international trade in 2020.

Mark McArthur

Global Economy, Freight Forwarders, Supply Chain

Disruptions in Today's Economy: How Can Supply Chains Prepare?

How can we better prepare to minimize the risks that disruptions present and mitigate their impact? Here’s how to build a more flexible and agile supply chain.

Keith Biondo

E-commerce, Global Economy, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations

Flexing Muscle on China Trade Compliance

Inbound Logistics publisher Keith Biondo discusses whether e-commerce shipment enforcement will ensure that China complies with Phase 1 of the U.S.-China trade deal signed in January 2020.

Economic Development, Global Economy, Global Logistics

2020 Global Logistics Guide

Inbound Logistics' 2020 Global Logistics Guide provides an around-the-world look at the issues, opportunities, and concerns likely to affect global supply chain networks.

Global Economy, Risk Management, Supply Chain

The Global Economic Impact of COVID-19

When dealing with high-risk global events like COVID-19, manufacturers should first pay attention to the supply side, such as inventory, alternative energy, or shipping, and mitigate the impact of high-risk disruptions.

Global Economy, Supply Chain, Technology

Charging the Electronics Supply Chain

Electronics suppliers, distributors, and retailers address high-voltage challenges–from shorter product life cycles to price erosion and unpredictable tariffs—with technology and changing business processes.

Keith Biondo

Global Economy, Global Logistics, Supply Chain

Take the Current When It Serves

Supply chain managers face known and unknown challenges—with a certainty that they can and will succeed no matter the impediments.

Global Economy, Global Logistics, Supply Chain

2019 Global Logistics Guide

Inbound Logistics' 15th annual Global Logistics Guide provides an around-the-world look at the issues, opportunities, and concerns likely to affect global supply chain networks.

Global Economy, Global Logistics, Ocean, Ports, Supply Chain

A New Day for U.S. Ports

A robust economy and capital investments help buoy record cargo volumes.

Global Economy, Global Logistics, Supply Chain

Asia Pacific Companies: Green Giants

China Post and Lufthansa Cargo announce strategic cooperation; LLamasoft survey finds that nearly half of manufacturers are considering alternate suppliers and are concerned about increased operational costs thanks to taxes and duties; Survey finds shipping industry concerned about impact of trade protectionism and cyber threats but mostly optimistic about growth; Global supply chain disruptions continue to grow at an alarming rate and the potential for financial or revenue impacts is the highest in three years; Top UK imports; automated storage and retrieval systems market to witness double-digit growth

Global Economy, Global Trade Management, Logistics, Supply Chain

Economic Nationalism Challenges Global Supply Chains

China Post and Lufthansa Cargo announce strategic cooperation; LLamasoft survey finds that nearly half of manufacturers are considering alternate suppliers and are concerned about increased operational costs thanks to taxes and duties; Survey finds shipping industry concerned about impact of trade protectionism and cyber threats but mostly optimistic about growth; Global supply chain disruptions continue to grow at an alarming rate and the potential for financial or revenue impacts is the highest in three years; Top UK imports; automated storage and retrieval systems market to witness double-digit growth

Global Economy, Global Trade Management, Supply Chain

Trade Wars, Cyber Threats Top Maritime Concerns

China Post and Lufthansa Cargo announce strategic cooperation; LLamasoft survey finds that nearly half of manufacturers are considering alternate suppliers and are concerned about increased operational costs thanks to taxes and duties; Survey finds shipping industry concerned about impact of trade protectionism and cyber threats but mostly optimistic about growth; Global supply chain disruptions continue to grow at an alarming rate and the potential for financial or revenue impacts is the highest in three years; Top UK imports; automated storage and retrieval systems market to witness double-digit growth

Global Economy, China, Logistics, Supply Chain

China Ups Delivery Service to the U.S.

Tarek Sultan

Global Economy, Import, Export, Cross-border Trade, Global Logistics

Why Global Trade Needs a Rebrand

Visibility into the supply chain is clearer than ever, dramatically cutting the time from order to production and shipment. To bring the same transparency and efficiency to global trade, we need common sense changes. Find out how shippers can benefit.

Keith Biondo

Global Economy, Manufacturing, Logistics, Supply Chain

Times They Are A-changin’

High taxes and complex regulations create new choices for manufacturers: Nearshore? Offshore? Sue and settle? No matter what they decide, their supply chains will be impacted.

Matt Tillman

Economic Development, Global Economy, Global Logistics, Supply Chain, Transportation Infrastructure

Trump Presidency Is Reality. Let’s Talk Supply Chain Implications.

Supply chain professionals are concerned: Would the new president implement the protectionist measures he campaigned on, or were those statements made primarily to appeal to an audience? Here are four supply chain predictions.

Doug Davidson

Global Economy, Asia, Intermodal, Panama Canal, Global Logistics, Ocean, Ports, Supply Chain

Panama Canal Expansion Re-Routes Logistics for U.S. Businesses

The expansion of the Panama Canal promises significant changes in trade patterns and increased global trade. Here are three ways companies can leverage this opportunity.

Preston Charles

Global Economy, Asia, Import, Export

Communication Insights Boost Shipper-Supplier Relationships

Improve supply chain efficiency with these tips on how to effectively communicate with your suppliers.

Jeff Broadhurst

Global Economy, Import, Panama Canal, Global Logistics, Ocean, Ports

Panama Canal Expansion to Spur East Coast Shipping Boom

Here's why the Panama Canal expansion is set to spur a realignment in which eastern ports take on a new and larger role in the continental supply chain.

Global Economy, Global Logistics, Manufacturing, Retail, Logistics, Supply Chain

Global Logistics—September 2016

India-based textile manufacturer accused of providing fraudulent products; Iran seeks to strengthen trade relationships in Latin America; British manufacturers get small boost in wake of Brexit referendum

Tom Barnes

Global Economy, Asia, Import, Export, Global Logistics

Shippers Should See Positives from the Trade Promotion Act

The Trade Promotion Act (TPA) allows U.S. companies to expand into markets that would normally be out of reach due to trade barriers. It forges the path toward competitive opportunities and overall success in global markets for U.S. shippers.

Global Economy, Mexico, China, Global Logistics, Risk Management, Sustainability

Global Logistics—January 2016

Shippers unprepared for supply chain disruptions; China wants pirate hunting base in Horn of Africa; bringing cargo into Kenya; India ramps up transportation infrastructure development; air cargo carriers seek to cut costs without sacrificing growth; Amazon invests in India; China’s greenest supply chains; international shrimp supply chain linked to human trafficking and slavery; World Trade Organization rules to abolish agricultural subsidies; Mexico and U.S. sign liberalized air transport deal; global manufacturers shift production to Bangladesh, Thailand, Korea and Vietnam

Jeff Siewert

Global Economy, Global Logistics, Global Trade Management, Logistics, Supply Chain, Technology

Spring Clean Your Trade and Compliance Processes

Companies should reevaluate its compliance processes to look at previous set plans and get programs ready for upcoming developments.

Daniel Cser

Air Cargo, 3PL, Global Economy, China, Freight Forwarders, Third-Party Logistics, Ocean, Transportation

Seven Tips for Finding the Right Chinese Partner

Use these seven tips to find a partner in China that is right for your company.

E-commerce, Economic Development, Global Economy, China, Canada, Automotive Logistics, Manufacturing, Logistics, Supply Chain Management

Global Logistics—August 2015

In spite of U.S. dollar strength, domestic manufacturing remains competitive globally; UPS tests new electric cargo bikes to handle urban deliveries; Bi-national Great Lakes Seaway Partnership promotes commercial shipping along the Saint Lawrence Seaway system; Mercedes-Benz reconfigures its global supply chain; Global Logistic Properties shifts investment from China to United States; Freight rail gains traction in passenger transport-focused China; China debuts the world’s longest freight train route linking the northeast city of Harbin with Hamburg, Germany.

Economic Development, Global Economy, Asia, China, Logistics, Ports, Partnership, Supply Chain Management

Global Logistics—July 2015

Port of Hamburg unveils new traffic light system; CEVA Logistics TireCity in Italy demonstrates interest in sector-specific supply chain collaboration; China debuts longest freight rail route in the world; TPP agreement raises concerns about traceability in the seafood supply chain; Africa capital investment heats up; New G6 Alliance rotation features Polish port; Indian 3PL uses containers as mobile logistics classrooms; Intel eyes Asia for IoT ecosystem.

Adam Brosch

Global Economy, China, Logistics, Supply Chain Management

6 Global Supply Chain Challenges To Ignore at Your Own Risk

Before sourcing globally, it’s important to know the risks.

3PL, Global Economy, Middle East, Asia, China, Global Logistics, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Logistics, Third-Party Logistics, Supply Chain Management

Global Logistics—June 2015

Middle East countries show signs of regional collaboration around transportation and logistics; China’s “red supply chain” threatens Taiwanese semiconductor industry; India looks to Korea as both a model and partner for its economic modernization program; U.S. fashion industry supports extension of African Growth & Opportunity Act; Cuba’s Port of Mariel attracts investment from CMA CGM; China looks to replicate U.S. rail freight model

Felecia Stratton

Global Economy, Asia, China, Global Logistics, Logistics, Supply Chain Management

A Supply Chain World Tour

Companies doing business globally are learning to be more flexible to adapt quickly to uncertainty without sacrificing economy, speed and service.

E-commerce, Global Economy, Mexico, China, Global Logistics, Logistics, Supply Chain Management

Rethinking the Global Supply Chain

Shifting global dynamics and internal business process changes are compelling manufacturers and retailers to challenge the status quo and reinvent their supply chains.

Global Economy, Panama Canal, Canada, Global Logistics, Logistics, Ocean, Ports, Supply Chain Management

Global Logistics—August 2014

United States and Canada are investing $7 billion in the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence system; Changing political relations between the United States and Cuba could signal new trade opportunities; UK faces a truck driver shortage among younger people; Panama approves new port development

Global Economy, Canada, Logistics, Specialized Logistics, Supply Chain Management

Oil, Gas, and Energy: Down Goes the Boom

Volatility in the oil, gas and energy business is forcing producers and industry to confront a legacy of poor logistics execution.

3PL, Global Economy, Customer Service, Freight Forwarders, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Logistics, Technology

The Kings of ACE

When it came time to face the ACE, HW St. John bet on an automated solution that streamlines processes and deals customers a winning hand.

Green Logistics, Global Economy, Manufacturing, Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Latin America

Eelco de Graaf: Four-Continent Career

Eelco de Graaf, vice president, supply chain operations at Lewis-Goetz and Company, is responsible for purchasing, shipping, manufacturing, and operational excellence.

Global Economy, Mexico, China, Logistics, Rail, Safety, Supply Chain Management, Transportation, Latin America

Global Logistics—January 2015

United States gives Mexican truck drivers the green light for cross-border moves; Uber pilots cargo service in Hong Kong; Latin American rail freight market ripe for investment; Panama Canal Authority restructures its toll system; Turkey and Iran toil over truck fees; Global airfreight market set for steady growth; Lithuania railroad faces antitrust inquiry over competitive switching practices

John Lloyd

Global Economy, Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain Management

How to Close the Supply Chain Talent Gap

All logistics and transportation stakeholders must work together to eliminate the supply chain talent gap.

Global Economy, Intermodal, Logistics, Ocean, Ports, Rail, Supply Chain Management

Global Ports: A Boatload of Opportunity

Facing a number of challenges and constraints, the global port industry is addressing concerns and capitalizing on new opportunities.

Global Economy, Middle East, Panama Canal, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Ports, Transportation

Global Logistics—November 2014

North Korea,South Korea,and Russia team up to test new trade partnership,GS1 global registry sets new standard with 15 million products,Middle East airports face growing congestion problem,Puerto Rico makes Panama Canal transshipment play with Port of the Americas project,Britain introduces supply chain slavery bill.

Global Economy, Global Logistics

Global Logistics—June 2014

Turkey and China working on major transport infrastructure projects; Eurotunnel reduces freight rates to increase rail traffic; Port Metro Vancouver debuts GPS truck tracking program; French protectionism threatens foreign investment; First standardized emissions calculation methodology comes to Australia; Obama Administration weighs changes to Russia’s preferential trade status

Device transmitting data to customs agents

Global Economy, Import, Export, China, Canada, Global Logistics, Rail

Global Logistics—April 2014

U.S. government aims to create single-window, paper-less Customs process; Deutsche Post predicts positive growth for global express business; China looks to develop more logistics centers upstream on the Yangtze River; Canada-Mexico trade imbalance tops NAFTA summit; Mexican railroads object to proposed reform bill

Global Economy, Panama Canal, Global Logistics, Supply Chain Management

Panama Canal Expansion: Changing the Channel

The Panama Canal expansion, opening in 2015, may alter shippers' sourcing and routing decisions.

Alan Tonelson

Global Economy, Import, Export

To Rebuild America’s Economy, Keep Products at Home

Rebuilding the U.S. economy through trade requires enabling domestic manufacturers to regain home markets, writes Alan Tonelson of the U.S. Business and Industry Council.

Economic Development, Global Economy

Emerging Markets Break Through

Growth in overseas manufacturing spurred a boom in transportation of goods to and from developing nations. New emerging markets require shippers to reconsider their global operations.

Global Economy, Asia

Southeast Asia: Region on the Rise

Southeast Asian nations – particularly Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Thailand – represent a region of rapid economic growth, thanks to high U.S. import volumes. Infrastructure and regulatory challenges could impede progress, however.

Global Economy, Middle East, Asia, Global Logistics, Latin America

As the World Turns, Supply Chains Spin

As multinational companies in the United States and around the world are increasingly influenced by changes in the international economy, global distribution networks must be fluid enough to accommodate unpredictability.

Keith Biondo

Global Economy, Logistics I.T.

The Future Ain’t What It Used to Be

Globally interconnected supply chains face challenges such as natural disasters and currency fluctuations, but benefit from the latest logistics technology.

Felecia Stratton

Global Economy, Supply Chain Management

Managing Risk in a Chain of Fire

Man-made disruptions and natural disasters have a radiating effect on global supply chains. Inbound Logistics Editor Felecia Stratton discusses ways of coping.

John Haber

Global Economy, Transportation Management

Five Market Concerns Driving Shipper Cost Increases

John Haber, NPI, outlines five market concerns that will have the biggest impact on shipper spending in the near future.

Global Economy, Import, Export, Global Logistics

Supply Chain Gain: Global Growth

Contingency suppliers, sourcing differentiation, special incentives, and a host of other strategies generate improvements in supply chains that reach around the world.

Economic Development, Global Economy, Mexico

Ask the (M)experts 2011

Supply chain leaders and economic development experts provide insight on what's new in security, infrastructure, and manufacturing in Mexico.

Global Economy, Middle East, Import, China, Canada, Global Logistics, Rail, Security

Global Logistics—December 2010

Dubai makes progress on its first aerotropolis, Starbucks partners with China to set up its first coffee bean farm, Canadian National accelerates auto imports, United Kingdom and France work to counter terrorism, Marks & Spencer accelerates supply chain improvement plan

Green Logistics, Global Economy, Middle East, Asia, Ocean, Ports

Global Logistics—November 2010

Heineken implements inland barge distribution in Europe; CMA CGM, MSC, and Maersk Line partner to fight piracy; PepsiCo UK and Ireland help farm suppliers cut carbon emissions and water usage; New Dubai Logistics Corridor facilitates UAE trade; Japanese economy shows signs of rebound; Taiwan launches project to improve logistics performance.

Keith Biondo

Global Economy

Currency Events

Inbound Logistics Publisher Keith Biondo considers how today\'s foreign currency values will impact global product flow.

Air Cargo, Global Economy, Middle East, Asia, Intermodal, Utilities, Latin America

Global Logistics—October 2010

Russia developing a super-heavy cargo plane; Suppliers cannot meet Northern Europe's demand for wind power equipment; United Arab Emirates top re-exporter of rice; Outsourcing grows in Brazil; FedEx Express expands expedited offerings in China; Luxembourg-based 3PL introduces new multimodal hanging garment container to Australian apparel industry.

Jose Fernando Nava

3PL, Global Economy, Import, Export, Cross-border Trade, Mexico, Latin America

Capitalizing on Mexico’s Economic Growth

Jose Fernando Nava, president, DHL Supply Chain, Latin America shows shippers how to capitalize on Mexico's attraction as a growing consumer market.

Air Cargo, Green Logistics, Global Economy, Import, Export, Cross-border Trade, Mexico, China, Health Care Logistics, Agriculture Logistics, Global Logistics, Ocean, Transportation Infrastructure

Global Logistics—September 2010

Mexico Taxes U.S. Imports, Audi's carbon friendly cars and carbon friendly transportation, Australia labors over transportation expansion, UPS opens health care logistics hubs in Singapore and China, U.S. football imports from China

3PL, Global Economy, Import, Export, Global Logistics

Locating a Global Distribution Hub

10 tips for what companies should consider when locating and choosing a global distribution hub.

Green Logistics, Global Economy, Panama Canal, Global Logistics, Ocean, Ports, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Rail, Trucking, Latin America

Trends—September 2010

News briefs: U.S. Ports Dig Panama Gold, Reducing the Carton Footprint, SaaS to the Rescue, BNSF Brings Shortlines On Line, Truckers Tackle Credit Crunch

Global Economy, Asia, China, Canada, Global Logistics, Latin America

Global Logistics–July 2010

UK duties hit air freight; Prince Rupert's improved performance, Garuda Indonesia rebuilds long-haul international network, Vietnam experiences trade success, US and Switzerland Eye Open Skies pact, New Canadian coalition explores opportunities to build a replacement rail tunnel under the Detroit River; German organizations join forces to support "Cargo Needs the Night" initiative; UPS Lauds US-South Korea free trade agreement, Caterpillar constructs foothold in Brazil, China looks to consolidate air cargo carriers

Dr. Jim Giermanski

Global Economy, Global Logistics, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Logistics I.T., Security, Supply Chain Management

Digitizing the Global Supply Chain

Global supply chain visibility and detail can only be achieved by modern electronic data transmissions that are already available and can reduce the costs of international cargo movement.

Global Economy, Global Logistics, Risk Management

Trends—May 2010

Faced with transportation interruptions caused by the April 2010 eruption of an Icelandic volcano, European express carriers TNT and DHL activated contingency plans; LCD television manufacturers control spending by bringing production in-house; Inventory-in-sales ratios rise across the supply chain; Wholesaler Arrow Electronics acquires reverse logistics companies; Google helps consumers match demand to in-store supply

Global Economy, Global Logistics, Global Trade Management

Global Trade Plateau?

Order volumes in Western economies have grown significantly, but momentum may be slowing, finds a new report.

Global Economy, Freight Forwarders, Global Trade Management

Brexit Baffles Freight Forwarders

Most freight forwarders doubt they can handle changes to the United Kingdom's trading relationship in 2021 with the Brexit transition, including new customs documentation and procedures.

Global Economy, Risk Management

China's Road to Restoration

After reporting no new cases of COVID-19 in March 2020, people are going back to work in China—but companies still face a slow return to production.

Global Economy, Global Trade Management, Risk Management

10 Ways to Prepare for Global Trade Disruption

With tight production and shipping windows, finished goods importers are especially vulnerable when unexpected disruptions take place. These suggestions can help U.S. importers through what is shaping up to be a trying 2020.

Global Economy, Global Logistics, Global Trade Management

2020 Global Trade Management Guide

From resource planning and transportation management to analytics, these top global trade management (GTM) solutions can help take the stress out of managing your global supply chain.

Global Economy, Supply Chain

Shippers Have Hope for 2020

Many shippers anticipate an increase in shipping volume in 2020 compared to 2019.

Jake McLeod

Global Economy, Trucking, Transportation Management Systems (TMS)

Scale to Meet Your Needs

Now more than ever before, shippers should consider working with an experienced managed transportation service provider that has a large, dedicated network of carrier partners and deep relationships with these partners.

Global Economy, Global Logistics

2019 – The Year of Brazilian Trade

Brazil has catapulted to the front of the international trade frontier, with three key exports in particular shaping Brazilian trade: machinery, sustainable agriculture, and aerospace.

Global Economy, Global Logistics, Supply Chain

Southeast Asia Connects

Global Economy, Global Trade Management, Logistics

India Bales on Cotton Exports

China Post and Lufthansa Cargo announce strategic cooperation; LLamasoft survey finds that nearly half of manufacturers are considering alternate suppliers and are concerned about increased operational costs thanks to taxes and duties; Survey finds shipping industry concerned about impact of trade protectionism and cyber threats but mostly optimistic about growth; Global supply chain disruptions continue to grow at an alarming rate and the potential for financial or revenue impacts is the highest in three years; Top UK imports; automated storage and retrieval systems market to witness double-digit growth

Global Economy, Global Logistics, Logistics

New NAFTA Winners and Losers

The New NAFTA winners and losers; shippers need larger customs bonds; Panama Canal sets record annual cargo tonnage in fiscal year 2018; South Korea trade growth remains positive in Q4 2018; the EU countries importing the most coffee; Feelunique partners with SEKO Logistics for cross-border growth into China; first global network of ocean-bound plastics supply chains

Global Economy, Asia, Global Logistics, Logistics, Supply Chain

India and Southeast Asia: Land of Opportunity and Challenges

India and Southeast Asian countries–Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Taiwan– represent an attractive region for many companies looking to expand and build their global customer bases.

Economic Development, Global Economy, China, Logistics

Supply Chain Commentary: Manufacturing Returns to the U.S.

With changing cost dynamics, renewed focus on consistent quality, and new supply chain opportunities, the United States is becoming an increasingly attractive base for manufacturers. Explore the four reasons shoring up reshoring.

Global Economy, Logistics, Trucking

Florida Sets the Future

The Sunshine State is a strategic and economic powerhouse, driving companies' logistics success and setting the stage to play an even more substantial role in the coming years.

Global Economy, Risk Management, Supply Chain Management

Is Your Supply Chain Resilient? How Manufacturers Can Map Dependencies and Minimize Risk During COVID-19

This is how manufacturers and retailers can map dependencies and minimize risk when facing supply chain disruptions like the new coronavirus pandemic.

Global Economy, High-Value/High-Risk Cargo, Supply Chain

Stop, Thief!

TT Club and BSI have issued the second edition of their report on global cargo theft, the first to cover a full year. The report analyzes cargo theft by modality, theft type (modus operandi), commodities targeted, and the value of losses across the major regions of the world (see chart above).

Global Economy, Global Trade Management, Supply Chain

The Tricks Of Trade

Five regions/countries merit serious thought by any company doing business in those regions. They are the United States, Canada and Mexico, the United Kingdom, Russia and the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) countries.

Global Economy, Logistics, Supply Chain

Deconstructing Global Supply Chains

Despite a shift toward regionalization, the era of complex supply chain ecosystems is far from over.

Global Economy, Global Logistics, Global Trade Management

Weather Forecast: Supply Chain Disruptions Ahead

China Post and Lufthansa Cargo announce strategic cooperation; LLamasoft survey finds that nearly half of manufacturers are considering alternate suppliers and are concerned about increased operational costs thanks to taxes and duties; Survey finds shipping industry concerned about impact of trade protectionism and cyber threats but mostly optimistic about growth; Global supply chain disruptions continue to grow at an alarming rate and the potential for financial or revenue impacts is the highest in three years; Top UK imports; automated storage and retrieval systems market to witness double-digit growth

Global Economy, Import, Export, Global Logistics, Global Trade Management

Strong Im/Ex Market Fuels South Korea Trade Growth

The New NAFTA winners and losers; shippers need larger customs bonds; Panama Canal sets record annual cargo tonnage in fiscal year 2018; South Korea trade growth remains positive in Q4 2018; the EU countries importing the most coffee; Feelunique partners with SEKO Logistics for cross-border growth into China; first global network of ocean-bound plastics supply chains

Global Economy, Global Logistics, Global Trade Management

Getting the Most Out of Foreign Trade Zones

Any business that imports products should investigate the benefits offered by taking advantage of Foreign Trade Zones (FTZs). Here’s how they work.

Global Economy, Logistics, Ocean, Ports, Supply Chain

SCPA: One for the Record Books

Global Economy, Retail Logistics, Retail, Supply Chain

Get Your Supply Chain Up to E-Commerce Speed

Supply chains face a conundrum when it comes to speed: no matter how automated your processes are internally, you’re only as fast as the next guy in the chain. Here’s what it takes to be e-commerce fast.

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