LTL Carriers Adapt to Freight Slump Amid Industry Shifts

LTL Carriers Adapt to Freight Slump Amid Industry Shifts

US LTL demand weakened in 2023 Q1. Yellow's losses deepened, while ABF Freight and Saia remained relatively stable. The industry is shifting towards technological innovation and green transition. This includes exploring new technologies for efficiency and sustainability, as well as adapting logistics strategies to meet evolving customer needs and environmental regulations. The focus is on improving operational performance while minimizing environmental impact in the competitive freight market.

Amazon Sellers Update French EPR Compliance for Expiring Paper Uins

Amazon Sellers Update French EPR Compliance for Expiring Paper Uins

French EPR policy updates are here: Paper product UINs will expire and merge into the packaging category. Sellers must update their UINs promptly to avoid product delisting and withholding tax. This article provides a detailed interpretation of the new policy's impact and offers a compliance guide to help sellers transition smoothly. Ensure your business remains compliant with these important changes to the French EPR regulations.

Ecommerce Brands Turn to Independent Sites Amid 2025 Challenges

Ecommerce Brands Turn to Independent Sites Amid 2025 Challenges

Facing the decline of platform dividends and tightening regulations in the new normal of cross-border e-commerce, independent websites have become crucial for brand globalization. This article delves into the core value and advantages of independent websites, providing website building strategies and practical guidelines to help sellers transition from platform dependence to brand sovereignty and gain a competitive edge in the fierce market.

US Rail Freight Decline Sparks Economic Recovery Concerns

US Rail Freight Decline Sparks Economic Recovery Concerns

Data from the Association of American Railroads shows that for the week ending May 7, U.S. rail freight and intermodal traffic both declined year-over-year. Performance varied across market segments, influenced by a combination of macroeconomic downturn, supply chain bottlenecks, and energy transition. Moving forward, the rail industry needs to proactively address challenges and seize opportunities in emerging industries, enhancing competitiveness through technological innovation.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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US Rail Freight Decline Points to Economic Weakness

US Rail Freight Decline Points to Economic Weakness

Recent data shows a decline in US rail freight volume, with carload traffic down 3.9% year-over-year and intermodal containers down 7.7%. While automotive and petroleum shipments performed well, coal and grain shipments declined. Key influencing factors include economic downturn, inflation, rising interest rates, and energy transition. Challenges and opportunities exist moving forward. Close monitoring of economic trends is crucial; a cautiously optimistic outlook is warranted.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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Jan Krems Leads Air Cargo Industry Amid Market Shifts

Jan Krems Leads Air Cargo Industry Amid Market Shifts

Jan Krems has been appointed as the President of United Airlines Cargo, symbolizing the maturity of the air freight industry. With a career spanning multiple countries, Krems views air cargo not just as a job, but a lifestyle. In response to market changes, he emphasizes the need for industry education for shippers and advocates for collaborative innovation to compete with maritime shipping.

08/06/2025 Logistics
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Turkish Airlines Academy Launches Iatacertified Aviation Programs

Turkish Airlines Academy Launches Iatacertified Aviation Programs

Turkish Airlines Academy offers IATA-certified courses in Istanbul, providing comprehensive aviation transportation training across various specializations. The academy is certified by a European training organization, with the certification valid until May 2026. It's dedicated to developing aviation professionals with an international perspective and specialized skills, providing a solid foundation for their career advancement. Inquiries can be made via email or phone.

01/22/2026 Airlines
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More Women Lead Supply Chains Yet Barriers Remain

More Women Lead Supply Chains Yet Barriers Remain

A recent Gartner survey reveals that women comprise 41% of the supply chain workforce, with a record high of 26% holding C-level positions. Despite significant progress, women still face challenges in advancing from entry-level management. Overcoming traditional biases, offering flexible work arrangements, and providing career development support are crucial to empowering women in supply chain and achieving gender equality.

Millennials Key to Closing Manufacturing Skills Gap

Millennials Key to Closing Manufacturing Skills Gap

The manufacturing industry faces a significant talent gap, making attracting millennials crucial. Overcoming traditional stereotypes and showcasing technological innovation are essential to appeal to their career aspirations. Innovative recruitment strategies and a positive work environment are vital for attracting and retaining talent. Addressing these needs will help drive the intelligent transformation of the manufacturing sector by engaging the next generation workforce.

Chengdu Shuangliu Airport A Glamorous Transformation from citys Airport to airports City

Chengdu Shuangliu Airport A Glamorous Transformation from citys Airport to airports City

Shuangliu International Airport is gradually transforming into a modern city centered on aviation economy, facilitating the transition of old and new driving forces and upgrading industrial structures. High-quality development is being achieved through the Airbus project and the construction of cargo flight routes. The convergence of diverse industries and ecological development are mutually reinforcing, showcasing Shuangliu's ambition to become the "Capital of China's Aviation Economy" in the future.

07/23/2025 Logistics
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