US East Coast Gulf Ports Secure Sixyear Labor Deal Backing Automation

US East Coast Gulf Ports Secure Sixyear Labor Deal Backing Automation

A new six-year labor agreement has been reached between port labor and management on the US East and Gulf Coasts, averting potential supply chain disruptions. The agreement includes record wage increases and automation protections. It has garnered widespread support from both ILA members and USMX members, providing a significant boost to the stability of the US economy. This deal ensures continued operations and avoids costly delays, offering reassurance to businesses reliant on efficient port activity. The agreement addresses key concerns regarding technological advancements and worker security.

01/30/2026 Logistics
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Datadriven Guide to International Shipping Damage Claims

Datadriven Guide to International Shipping Damage Claims

When dealing with damaged international packages, preserving evidence is crucial. Contact the courier company and sender promptly, clearly state your claim, and track the compensation progress. This article, from a data analyst's perspective, provides a comprehensive strategy for protecting your rights. This includes documenting with images, communicating effectively, coordinating efforts, and mitigating risks. These strategies will help you maximize your chances of recovering your losses.

01/30/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
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Middle East North Africa Customs Crack Down on Artifact Smuggling

Middle East North Africa Customs Crack Down on Artifact Smuggling

The World Customs Organization held a seminar in Tunisia, focusing on combating cultural heritage smuggling in the Middle East and North Africa region. Participants suggested strengthening regional cooperation, enhancing the capacity of customs officers, utilizing technological tools, and improving laws and regulations. The aim is to more effectively protect invaluable cultural heritage. The discussions emphasized the importance of collaborative efforts and modern approaches to counter the illicit trafficking of cultural artifacts, ensuring the preservation of these treasures for future generations.

02/03/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Amazon Sellers Face Rising store Interception Lawsuits

Amazon Sellers Face Rising store Interception Lawsuits

This article exposes the operational model of malicious Amazon 'Storefront Suspension' TRO (Temporary Restraining Order) lawsuits and their harm to sellers. It provides a comprehensive set of strategies to mitigate risks and protect sellers' rights. These strategies include building a strong intellectual property defense, establishing an infringement monitoring mechanism, actively responding to TRO lawsuits, and implementing a diversified market strategy. The aim is to help sellers navigate the complexities of Amazon's legal landscape and safeguard their business interests from potentially damaging legal actions.

02/03/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Fidget Cube Sellers Warned Over Copyright Violations

Fidget Cube Sellers Warned Over Copyright Violations

Antsy Labs has initiated another copyright infringement lawsuit against Fidget Cube. The case has been launched, and a preliminary injunction hearing is upcoming. Cross-border sellers should immediately conduct self-checks of their store products and remove infringing products to avoid legal risks. Simultaneously, it is crucial to strengthen intellectual property awareness and ensure compliant operations. This action highlights the importance of respecting intellectual property rights in the cross-border e-commerce environment and the potential consequences of selling counterfeit or infringing goods.

02/03/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Ecommerce Sellers Warned to Avoid Crow Trademark Infringement

Ecommerce Sellers Warned to Avoid Crow Trademark Infringement

Crowvision, Inc.'s enforcement of trademark and copyright for the movie 'The Crow' has drawn attention from cross-border e-commerce sellers. This article analyzes the enforcement situation and provides screening recommendations to help sellers avoid infringement risks. These include a comprehensive product review, keyword screening, original design creation, seeking licensing partnerships, and staying informed about industry trends. Sellers are advised to proactively take measures to ensure their products and practices do not infringe on existing intellectual property rights to mitigate potential legal and financial repercussions.

02/03/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Herms Raises US Prices Due to Tariff Pressures

Herms Raises US Prices Due to Tariff Pressures

Faced with US tariffs on EU imports, Hermès plans to raise prices in the US market to offset the impact. This highlights the complex influence of international trade, tariff policies, and exchange rate fluctuations on luxury goods pricing, as well as the strategic choices brands make in balancing profit margins with market share. Consumer loyalty is crucial, and Hermès needs to closely monitor market dynamics and innovate its business model to address the challenges. The price increase reflects a direct response to the imposed tariffs and aims to maintain profitability amidst these economic pressures.

11/03/2025 Customs Knowledge
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Tiktok Influencer Marketing Four Key Strategies for Success

Tiktok Influencer Marketing Four Key Strategies for Success

This article unveils four key secrets to successful influencer marketing on TikTok: trusting influencers and empowering creative control, crafting clear statements of work to standardize collaborations, embracing experimentation and risk-taking, and building long-term partnerships to enhance user trust. By mastering these strategies, brands can effectively expand their reach on the TikTok platform, build a loyal user base, and ultimately drive sales growth. These insights help brands navigate the dynamic TikTok landscape and optimize their influencer marketing efforts for maximum impact.

01/06/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazon Warns Brands Over Compliance Amid Association Risks

Amazon Warns Brands Over Compliance Amid Association Risks

Recently, a large-scale delisting of brands occurred on Amazon US, suspected to be related to the joint liability mechanism and non-compliant operations, raising sellers' concerns about platform compliance. This article analyzes the background, possible causes, and coping strategies of the event, emphasizing that compliant operation is the key to survival in cross-border e-commerce. It reminds sellers to strictly abide by platform rules to avoid unnecessary losses. Adhering to Amazon's guidelines is crucial for maintaining a healthy and sustainable business on the platform.

12/30/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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