Anker Opens First North American Store in Times Square

Anker Opens First North American Store in Times Square

Anker's first North American offline store has opened in Times Square, New York. It focuses on flagship technology and immersive experiences, expanding its offline presence and conveying the message of 'Full Power'. The store aims to provide customers with a hands-on experience of Anker's innovative charging solutions and other tech products. This move signifies Anker's commitment to reaching a wider audience and strengthening its brand recognition through physical retail.

North American Firms Use Trade Data to Boost Revenue

North American Firms Use Trade Data to Boost Revenue

This paper explores how foreign trade companies can leverage the BuzzFile business intelligence platform and U.S. customs data to accurately develop customers in the North American market. It focuses on building customer profiles using the business intelligence platform, verifying purchasing behavior with customs data, and integrating these resources to improve customer development efficiency. The paper also highlights relevant risks and compliance recommendations to help foreign trade companies achieve business growth in the North American market. The integrated approach aims to provide a more targeted and effective customer acquisition strategy.

North American Intermodal Volume Declines Amid Supply Chain Challenges

North American Intermodal Volume Declines Amid Supply Chain Challenges

The Intermodal Association of North America (IANA) reported a first decline in North American intermodal volumes in five years during Q3, impacted by supply chain disruptions and weather events. While the year-to-date volume for the first nine months still shows growth, challenges and opportunities persist. Collaborative efforts are needed to strengthen infrastructure, optimize networks, increase labor availability, improve equipment utilization, and promote digitalization. These actions are crucial for reshaping supply chain resilience in the face of ongoing uncertainties and fostering future growth in the intermodal sector.

01/27/2026 Logistics
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Latin American Officials Boost Tax Customs Expertise in Training

Latin American Officials Boost Tax Customs Expertise in Training

The Advanced Course on Tax and Customs Administration for Latin America and the Caribbean, co-organized by institutions like the IMF, successfully concluded. It aimed to enhance the management capabilities of senior officials in the region to address challenges in the complex international trade environment. The curriculum covered strategic management, risk management, performance management, and international cooperation. With the fifth edition of the course soon to launch, it will further contribute to sustainable development by equipping officials with the necessary skills and knowledge to navigate the evolving global landscape and promote efficient tax and customs practices.

North American Intermodal Growth Rises on Domestic Container Demand

North American Intermodal Growth Rises on Domestic Container Demand

The Intermodal Association of North America (IANA) reports a 4.5% year-over-year increase in North American intermodal volume in Q1, with domestic container shipments leading the growth. Lower fuel costs, improved service, and railway investments are key drivers. Experts note that transloading and base effects also contribute. International container growth exceeded expectations, while trailer volume decline narrowed. Intermodal marketing companies saw revenue growth despite lower loadings. The outlook for the intermodal market is positive, suggesting opportunities for businesses to capitalize on the momentum.

01/29/2026 Logistics
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Kenco Acquires Drexel Industries to Expand North American Presence

Kenco Acquires Drexel Industries to Expand North American Presence

US 3PL giant Kenco strategically acquired Canada's Drexel I, aiming to expand its North American logistics footprint and penetrate the Canadian market. By integrating Drexel's local advantages with Kenco's automation technology, the acquisition enhances service capabilities to address intensifying market competition and provide customers with more efficient logistics solutions. This acquisition signals a new shift in the North American logistics market and warrants attention.

01/30/2026 Logistics
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Kenco Acquires Drexel Industries to Expand North American Presence

Kenco Acquires Drexel Industries to Expand North American Presence

Kenco's strategic acquisition of Drexel Industries' 3PL business signifies its expansion in Canada and North America. This acquisition not only increases warehousing space and geographical reach but also integrates the strengths of both companies in technology, market knowledge, and service offerings. The move aims to provide customers with more efficient and comprehensive logistics solutions, solidifying Kenco's position as a leading 3PL provider. The acquisition is expected to enhance Kenco's capabilities in serving a wider range of industries and optimizing supply chain operations for its clients.

01/30/2026 Logistics
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Toyota Raymond Merge to Lead North American Forklift Market

Toyota Raymond Merge to Lead North American Forklift Market

Toyota Material Handling and The Raymond Corporation announced their integration as Toyota Material Handling North America (TMHNA), effective April 1st. The integration aims to leverage the strengths of both companies, improve operational efficiency, and create greater value for customers, while maintaining the brand independence of Toyota and Raymond. This move is expected to intensify competition in the North American material handling industry and drive technological innovation and service upgrades. The combined entity will offer a broader portfolio and enhanced support to its customers.

01/30/2026 Logistics
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Kenco Acquires Drexel Industries to Expand North American Presence

Kenco Acquires Drexel Industries to Expand North American Presence

Kenco acquired Drexel's 3PL business, expanding its presence into the Canadian market. This acquisition strengthens Kenco's logistics capabilities across North America, with a particular focus on co-packing and filling services. The move allows Kenco to offer enhanced warehousing and distribution solutions to its customers throughout the region and further solidify its position as a leading 3PL provider.

01/30/2026 Logistics
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PIL Adds Direct Mexico Call to West Coast South America Route

PIL Adds Direct Mexico Call to West Coast South America Route

Pacific International Lines (PIL) is upgrading its West Coast South America Service (WS6) by adding a direct call to Ensenada, Mexico. The Chilean terminal will be adjusted to San Antonio. This route optimization aims to enhance service efficiency and strengthen PIL's strategic position in the Latin American market. The upgrade is designed to cater to the increasing market demand in the region. The changes will improve connectivity and provide more reliable shipping options for customers trading between Asia and South America.

01/08/2026 Logistics
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