Onestop Logistics Expands Hefeijiangsu Route with New Partners

Onestop Logistics Expands Hefeijiangsu Route with New Partners

Baogong One-Stop Network has launched a bidding process for road transportation services from Hefei to Jiangsu, seeking high-quality carrier partners to jointly improve transportation efficiency and service quality. The bidding products are daily necessities and food, with transportation modes including FTL and LTL. The estimated average monthly volume is 10,000 tons, and the contract term is one year. This initiative aims to introduce capable transportation companies through an open and transparent process, achieving mutually beneficial cooperation and win-win results.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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COSCO Launches Chinaeurope Rail Service to Boost Land Logistics

COSCO Launches Chinaeurope Rail Service to Boost Land Logistics

COSCO SHIPPING goes 'onshore'! The inaugural COSCO SHIPPING Lines China-Europe Railway Express (Wuhan) marks a significant step in its multimodal transportation strategy. By collaborating with Wuhan, COSCO SHIPPING integrates sea and land transportation resources to create a comprehensive supply chain service covering the Eurasian continent. This actively implements the 'Belt and Road' initiative. The company plans to deepen cooperation and jointly build multiple international transportation corridors in the future, further enhancing its global logistics network and contributing to international trade facilitation.

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Yunnan Cold Chain Firms Compete for Market Share Amid Rising Rivalry

Yunnan Cold Chain Firms Compete for Market Share Amid Rising Rivalry

Cold chain urban distribution enterprises in Yunnan face intense market competition and high costs. The key to breaking through lies in strengthening internal capabilities, improving service quality, embracing technological innovation, and actively seeking cooperation. Building a regional platform may be crucial, helping companies gain a foothold in the fierce market competition and achieve sustainable development. This platform can facilitate resource sharing, optimize routes, and improve overall efficiency for participating businesses, ultimately leading to a more competitive and resilient cold chain network.

US Rail Freight Struggles Amid Mixed Results

US Rail Freight Struggles Amid Mixed Results

According to the Association of American Railroads, for the week ending August 19, U.S. rail freight volume decreased by 0.6% year-over-year, and intermodal volume declined by 4.6%. Categories like motor vehicles & parts, coal, and petroleum saw growth, while grains and forest products experienced declines. Year-to-date, rail freight volume shows a slight increase, but intermodal volume has significantly decreased. Businesses need to optimize operations, expand services, strengthen cooperation, and embrace digitalization and sustainable development to adapt to these trends.

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US Rail Freight Decline Points to Economic Slowdown

US Rail Freight Decline Points to Economic Slowdown

Data from the Association of American Railroads shows that for the week ending August 19th, U.S. rail freight and intermodal volumes declined year-over-year, reflecting weak overall freight demand. Performance varied across commodities, with gains in automobiles and coal, but declines in grain and forest products. Year-to-date figures show a slight increase in freight volume but a significant decrease in intermodal volume. Businesses need to pay attention to market changes, diversify their operations, and strengthen cooperation to meet the challenges.

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US Rail Freight Volumes Decline in August Amid Industry Challenges

US Rail Freight Volumes Decline in August Amid Industry Challenges

Data from the Association of American Railroads indicates that U.S. rail freight and intermodal volumes declined year-over-year in the first week of August. Performance varied across sectors, with growth in grain and nonmetallic minerals, while miscellaneous carloads, chemicals, and coal declined. Intermodal transportation faces greater challenges. The overall North American region experienced a synchronized decline. Companies need to optimize operations, expand services, strengthen cooperation, pay attention to market changes, and invest in infrastructure to address challenges and seize opportunities.

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Uscuba Air Cargo Faces Trade Challenges Amid Thaw

Uscuba Air Cargo Faces Trade Challenges Amid Thaw

The U.S. Department of Transportation approved the US-Cuba Air Services Agreement, restarting the air cargo market between the two countries. This agreement presents opportunities for air cargo companies, but also challenges related to infrastructure, regulations, and market competition. To achieve sustainable development, companies should strengthen cooperation, invest in infrastructure, provide customized services, utilize information technology, and pay close attention to policy developments. Overcoming these challenges will allow companies to capitalize on the emerging market opportunities in US-Cuba air cargo.

02/12/2026 Logistics
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Kazakhstan Adopts WCO Method to Boost Trade Efficiency

Kazakhstan Adopts WCO Method to Boost Trade Efficiency

The World Customs Organization (WCO) conducted a Time Release Study (TRS) workshop for the Kazakhstan Customs Service to help measure cargo clearance times, identify bottlenecks, and optimize processes. Kazakhstan has established a Single Window platform and plans further digitalization. Despite pandemic challenges, the country intends to implement the TRS to improve trade efficiency. Recommendations include establishing a project team, strengthening training, developing a data quality control system, and enhancing international cooperation. The TRS aims to streamline customs procedures and boost Kazakhstan's trade competitiveness.

Egypt Boosts Trade Efficiency with Wcobacked Customs Modernization

Egypt Boosts Trade Efficiency with Wcobacked Customs Modernization

The Egyptian Customs Authority (ECA), with the support of the World Customs Organization (WCO), has developed a new vision, mission, and strategic plan. By enhancing customs efficiency, strengthening risk management, promoting compliance, improving transparency, and fostering international cooperation, the ECA aims to become an efficient, transparent, and trustworthy customs agency, contributing to Egypt's economic prosperity. This strategic transformation will improve Egypt's trade competitiveness and provide a reference for other developing countries. The plan focuses on modernization and alignment with international best practices.

WCO JICA Team Up to Enhance African Trade Facilitation

WCO JICA Team Up to Enhance African Trade Facilitation

The World Customs Organization (WCO) and Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) are strengthening their collaboration to enhance trade facilitation in Africa. This initiative focuses on improving Africa's competitiveness in global value chains through the development of One-Stop Border Posts, capacity building, and the optimization of trade corridors. The WCO Secretary General also lectured scholarship students on strategic priorities, emphasizing information exchange, agreement implementation, and e-commerce regulation. These efforts aim to support sustainable economic development across the African continent.