PG Tackles Inflation with Cost Cuts Digital Push

PG Tackles Inflation with Cost Cuts Digital Push

Procter & Gamble faces a $2.2 billion inflation cost impact, coupled with challenges from rising private labels and retailer pricing pressures. The company is responding through its "Supply Chain 3.0" initiative, product innovation, and brand building, aiming to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and maintain market competitiveness. Warnings of declining sales are prompting P&G to adjust its strategy, with supply chain stability becoming a key competitive advantage. The company is focused on streamlining operations and optimizing its network to mitigate inflationary pressures and ensure product availability.

01/19/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Ebay Sellers Boost Sales After Slow Start

Ebay Sellers Boost Sales After Slow Start

Zero sales for extended periods is a common challenge for cross-border e-commerce sellers on eBay. This article explores when to initiate the first round of optimization for an eBay store. It details key optimization strategies including Listing optimization, keyword optimization, pricing strategies, logistics optimization, and customer service. The aim is to help sellers break the zero-sales deadlock and enhance their store's competitiveness. These strategies are designed to improve visibility and attract potential buyers, ultimately leading to increased sales and a thriving eBay business.

01/19/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
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New IATA Course Aims to Optimize Aviation Fuel Efficiency

New IATA Course Aims to Optimize Aviation Fuel Efficiency

The IATA 'Aviation Fuel Essentials' course aims to equip participants with a comprehensive understanding of aviation fuel technical specifications, pricing and procurement strategies, sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) development trends, and fuel efficiency improvement methods. Through this course, participants will be able to effectively reduce aviation fuel costs, improve airline operational efficiency while ensuring safety, and contribute to the sustainable development of the aviation industry. The course covers key aspects of fuel management, enabling informed decision-making and strategic planning for optimized fuel consumption and cost control.

01/20/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Bnsfs 8B Premium Draws Scrutiny Amid Rising Rail Costs

Bnsfs 8B Premium Draws Scrutiny Amid Rising Rail Costs

The U.S. Surface Transportation Board (STB) held hearings on Berkshire Hathaway's acquisition of BNSF Railway, focusing on whether the acquisition premium should be included in BNSF's cost basis, thus impacting rail freight rates. Freight customers fear rising rates, while BNSF argues that market forces determine rates. The STB faces a difficult decision balancing the interests of all parties. This case highlights the potential regulatory risks associated with overseas mergers and acquisitions for Chinese companies. The outcome will significantly impact future rail freight pricing and regulatory oversight.

01/22/2026 Logistics
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Freight Market Struggles Persist Despite Minor Rate Uptick

Freight Market Struggles Persist Despite Minor Rate Uptick

DAT data reveals a decline in both volume and rates in the U.S. spot truckload freight market in October, with slight rate increases failing to offset overall weakness. Experts attribute this to soft demand, compounded by visa issues and regulatory factors, posing challenges to the market. Looking ahead to 2025, the outlook remains uncertain. Businesses are advised to enhance data analysis, optimize transportation networks, and implement flexible pricing strategies to navigate market fluctuations. The market is expected to be difficult for the foreseeable future.

01/21/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Air Vs Sea Freight Costs Shenzhen to US Compared

Air Vs Sea Freight Costs Shenzhen to US Compared

This article provides an in-depth analysis of sea and air freight costs, pricing standards, and transit times from Shenzhen to the United States, offering guidance for businesses selecting the appropriate transportation method for cross-border trade. Sea freight is suitable for large quantities of goods, offering lower costs but longer transit times. Air freight is better for high-value, time-sensitive goods, but at a higher cost. Businesses should comprehensively consider factors such as cargo type, budget, and time requirements to make the optimal decision.

01/23/2026 Logistics
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Pet Wigs Gain Popularity in US and European Markets

Pet Wigs Gain Popularity in US and European Markets

Pet wigs are becoming popular in the European and American markets, presenting opportunities for cross-border sellers. Key factors include material selection, design, and pricing. The European and American markets hold significant potential, with Halloween and Christmas being peak seasons. Success hinges on carefully selecting products, precise marketing, and cultivating niche markets. Potential risks include quality concerns, aesthetic differences, and competition, requiring careful consideration and mitigation strategies. Focusing on these aspects can help sellers capitalize on this growing trend and achieve success in the pet wig market.

01/23/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Retailers Face Import Surge As Tariff Uncertainty Persists

US Retailers Face Import Surge As Tariff Uncertainty Persists

The US retail supply chain, though relieved by the port labor agreement, faces increased import volumes due to anticipated tariff hikes. A report indicates retailers are stockpiling goods in advance, providing short-term benefits but potentially shifting costs to consumers in the long run. Import volume forecasts for the coming months are mixed, requiring retailers to closely monitor policy changes and flexibly adjust their supply chain strategies. This proactive approach is crucial to mitigating the potential negative impacts of tariffs and maintaining competitive pricing.

01/27/2026 Logistics
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EU Antitrust Review Threatens UPSTNT Merger

EU Antitrust Review Threatens UPSTNT Merger

The EU reviewed UPS's acquisition of TNT, expressing concerns about potential monopolies. Both companies argued that competition would persist and the merger would benefit Europe. However, the merger could significantly alter the landscape of global logistics competition. The European Commission scrutinized the deal to ensure fair competition and prevent consumer harm. The potential impact on pricing, service quality, and innovation were key considerations during the review process. Ultimately, the EU's decision aimed to safeguard the interests of businesses and consumers within the European market.

01/26/2026 Logistics
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Independent Ecommerce Sites Drive Crossborder Trade Growth

Independent Ecommerce Sites Drive Crossborder Trade Growth

Independent e-commerce websites are emerging as a new growth engine for cross-border businesses, offering advantages like user data control, premium pricing, and risk diversification. Choosing the right operational model and website building solution is crucial, while avoiding common pitfalls. In the initial launch phase, focus on identifying blockbuster products and low-cost traffic combinations, building a traffic conversion system and a long-term compounding system. A stable supply chain, content creation capabilities, and patience are key to successfully operating an independent website.

01/26/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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