Xiaomi Defends SU7 Braking Performance After 200 Kmh Test

Xiaomi Defends SU7 Braking Performance After 200 Kmh Test

The claim of Xiaomi SU7's "instantaneous braking from 200km/h" has sparked controversy. The official response clarifies that this statement was made within a specific context, showcasing the performance of carbon-ceramic brakes, and not a literal zero-time braking. They emphasized that the statement was not meant to be taken literally and offered to arrange another real-world test if necessary. This action aims to eliminate public misunderstanding and demonstrate confidence in the product's performance.

01/23/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Global Airlines Push Carbon Offset Plans at IATA Meeting

Global Airlines Push Carbon Offset Plans at IATA Meeting

The IATA's 2008 Annual General Meeting and World Air Transport Summit, themed 'Climate Friendly,' partnered with Climate Friendly to offset the conference's carbon emissions by purchasing Gold Standard carbon credits from a wind farm in Turkey. This action demonstrated IATA's commitment to sustainable development and set an example for the aviation industry's green transition. The initiative highlighted the potential for carbon offsetting to mitigate the environmental impact of air travel and promote more sustainable practices within the sector.

01/20/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Raises Heavy Truck Tariffs Sparks Industry Cost Worries

US Raises Heavy Truck Tariffs Sparks Industry Cost Worries

The US imposed a 25% tariff on imported heavy trucks, aiming to revitalize domestic manufacturing. However, this could lead to higher truck prices, increased transportation costs, and potential trade wars. The impact on the trucking industry and freight carriers is significant, requiring businesses to closely monitor policy changes and take countermeasures. The future direction of the policy remains uncertain. This action has far-reaching consequences for the entire supply chain and could ultimately affect consumer prices as well.

01/20/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazon Ends Thirdparty Delivery to Streamline Pandemic Operations

Amazon Ends Thirdparty Delivery to Streamline Pandemic Operations

Amazon suspended non-essential, third-party package delivery services to focus resources on surging first-party business during the pandemic and ensure timely delivery of essential goods. Experts believe this move poses little immediate threat to UPS and FedEx. However, Amazon's long-term potential as a powerful competitor in the logistics space remains significant. This action highlights the importance of adaptable logistics networks in responding to unexpected events and maintaining service levels during times of crisis.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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Hurricane Guide for Logistics Pros As Helene Looms

Hurricane Guide for Logistics Pros As Helene Looms

As hurricane season approaches, the American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN) provides five key action guidelines for logistics professionals. These cover personnel safety, maintaining open communication, responding to needs, proactive support, and rational engagement. The guidelines aim to help logistics professionals better navigate potential challenges, ensure supply chain continuity, and provide timely and effective assistance to affected communities. ALAN emphasizes the importance of preparedness and collaboration to mitigate the impact of hurricanes and facilitate efficient disaster relief efforts.

01/01/2026 Logistics
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Amazon Sellers Combat Listing Hijacking Fraud

Amazon Sellers Combat Listing Hijacking Fraud

Amazon sellers are increasingly facing the problem of malicious listing hijacking. This paper details how to effectively combat this issue and protect your business reputation by leveraging official Amazon resources (such as Brand Registry and complaint mechanisms), strengthening brand protection measures, utilizing monitoring tools and technical means, taking legal action when necessary, and maintaining good communication. A multi-pronged approach is crucial to effectively address malicious listing hijacking and safeguard your brand on the Amazon marketplace.

01/21/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Customs Officers Get Guide to Key Environmental Treaties

Customs Officers Get Guide to Key Environmental Treaties

This handbook provides customs officers with a practical guide to key Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEAs) such as the Basel Convention and CITES. It aims to assist frontline personnel in quickly identifying violations and taking appropriate action. The handbook emphasizes its use in conjunction with the 'Green Customs Initiative MEA Guide'. It helps customs officials understand their role in enforcing environmental regulations and preventing illegal trade in environmentally sensitive goods, thereby contributing to global environmental protection and sustainable development.

01/26/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Air Cargo Industry Faces Legal Risks Over Counterfeit Shipments

Air Cargo Industry Faces Legal Risks Over Counterfeit Shipments

International air freight strictly prohibits the transportation of counterfeit goods. Seizure can result in serious consequences including confiscation of goods, heavy fines, legal action, criminal liability, damage to corporate reputation, increased logistics costs, and being blacklisted by courier companies. Businesses must strictly comply with relevant laws and regulations, prevent infringement, and ensure the smooth operation of international trade activities. Violating these regulations carries significant legal and financial risks that can severely impact a company's operations and standing.

01/26/2026 Logistics
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Retailers Seek White House Help Amid East Coast Port Labor Dispute

Retailers Seek White House Help Amid East Coast Port Labor Dispute

The NRF is urging the White House to intervene in the labor negotiations between the ILA and USMX to avert a potential strike on October 1st. The NRF believes that a strike would severely damage the U.S. economy and is emphasizing the need for a swift agreement. The organization highlights the potential disruption to supply chains and the broader economic consequences of a port shutdown, urging immediate action to facilitate a resolution and prevent widespread economic harm.

01/29/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Ports Face Strike Threat As Import Volumes Strain Supply Chains

US Ports Face Strike Threat As Import Volumes Strain Supply Chains

US East and Gulf Coast ports face potential strike action, contributing to a surge in imports. Retailers are stockpiling inventory and diverting shipments to alternative ports. Labor negotiations have stalled, raising the imminent threat of a strike. Businesses should diversify port options, build buffer stocks, enhance communication with suppliers, and closely monitor policy changes to mitigate supply chain risks. The situation demands proactive measures to avoid disruptions and ensure business continuity amidst potential port closures and increased shipping costs.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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