Maritime Industry Adapts to Postpandemic Challenges

Maritime Industry Adapts to Postpandemic Challenges

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on the global maritime industry, covering aspects such as port operations, seafarer challenges, and shifts in shipping demand. For logistics managers, it proposes strategies including enhancing supply chain visibility, implementing risk management, and re-evaluating supply chain networks. Finally, it looks ahead to future trends in the maritime industry, such as digital transformation, green initiatives, and regionalization.

01/26/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Crossborder Ecommerce Faces 25 Tariff Threat

Crossborder Ecommerce Faces 25 Tariff Threat

The Trump administration may impose a 25% tariff on goods imported into the US from countries with economic and trade ties with Iran. This poses multiple challenges for cross-border e-commerce, including increased logistics costs and greater customs clearance uncertainty. It is recommended that cross-border sellers diversify supply chain risks, accelerate overseas warehouse deployment, and strengthen compliance management to improve refined operation capabilities and find certainty in uncertainty.

01/26/2026 Customs Knowledge
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US Freight Forwarders Key to Global Trade Growth

US Freight Forwarders Key to Global Trade Growth

US-based international freight forwarders play a crucial role in global trade. They offer services including FCL, LCL, special cargo transport, customs clearance, and comprehensive logistics management. With strong global networks and expert teams, they actively embrace technological innovation to provide efficient and reliable ocean freight services. These forwarders are vital in connecting global markets and promoting the prosperity of international trade, facilitating seamless movement of goods across borders.

01/26/2026 Logistics
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Trisolaran Civilization Targets Australia in threebody Problem

Trisolaran Civilization Targets Australia in threebody Problem

This paper delves into the reasons behind the Trisolaran civilization's decision to exile humanity to Australia in Liu Cixin's science fiction novel, *The Three-Body Problem*. It examines the Trisolarans' survival dilemma, Australia's strategic value, human management strategies, educational and cultural control, and the continuation of civilization. Through these perspectives, the analysis reveals the complex considerations and profound strategic intentions underlying the Trisolarans' choice of Australia as a destination for humanity.

01/26/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
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Container Shipping Industry Faces Recovery Challenges

Container Shipping Industry Faces Recovery Challenges

Drewry forecasts a rebound in the container shipping market, but the industry still faces challenges like overcapacity and weak demand. Industry consolidation is accelerating, while global trade uncertainty is increasing. Supply chain managers need to closely monitor industry trends, strengthen risk management, and collaborate with multiple shipping companies to navigate market changes and ensure supply chain stability and efficiency. The road to recovery is long, requiring adaptation and active innovation.

01/28/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Frontline Workers Bear Brunt of Corporate Layoffs

Frontline Workers Bear Brunt of Corporate Layoffs

This article reveals the workplace reality that entry-level employees are more vulnerable to layoffs during waves of downsizing. Layoff decisions are primarily driven by upper management, while middle managers play a crucial role in relaying information and implementing the decisions. Furthermore, internally promoted middle managers possess higher value and incur greater layoff costs. These factors collectively contribute to a disproportionate impact of layoffs on entry-level employees.

01/27/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazon Sellers Boost Profits by Streamlining FBA Operations

Amazon Sellers Boost Profits by Streamlining FBA Operations

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the advantages and operational processes of Amazon FBA, along with profit maximization strategies. It aims to help e-commerce sellers reduce operating costs, improve customer satisfaction, optimize inventory management, and increase sales. By implementing lean operations, sellers can achieve significant profit growth. The article covers key aspects of FBA that contribute to streamlined operations and increased profitability in the competitive e-commerce landscape.

01/28/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
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6 River Systems Project Verte Boost Ecommerce Fulfillment

6 River Systems Project Verte Boost Ecommerce Fulfillment

Project Verte partnered with 6 River Systems to optimize the operational efficiency of its Atlanta distribution center using 6RS's collaborative warehouse solution. This collaboration aims to improve picking efficiency, optimize inventory management, flexibly respond to demand fluctuations, and reduce operating costs. Ultimately, Project Verte seeks to set a new standard for e-commerce fulfillment, providing consumers with a superior shopping experience through enhanced speed and accuracy in order processing and delivery.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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DHL Adopts Generative AI to Boost Supply Chain Customization

DHL Adopts Generative AI to Boost Supply Chain Customization

DHL Supply Chain is collaborating with Boston Consulting Group to deploy generative AI applications aimed at enhancing data management and analytics, optimizing customer insights, and accelerating solution customization. Managing GenAI applications through a 'product funnel approach,' DHL Supply Chain focuses on business development and solution design, with the goal of creating greater value for both customers and employees. This initiative signals the growing importance of GenAI in the logistics sector.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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Global Supply Chains Face Prolonged Recovery Report Shows

Global Supply Chains Face Prolonged Recovery Report Shows

An ASCM/KPMG report indicates that global supply chains are gradually recovering but remain unstable. Falling freight rates, increased nearshoring, labor market shifts, and inventory strategy adjustments are observed. Geopolitical and climate risks persist, contributing to the ongoing volatility and requiring businesses to remain agile and resilient in their supply chain operations. The report highlights the need for continuous monitoring and proactive risk management to navigate the evolving landscape.

01/28/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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