Global Shipping Giant DPDHL Releases Trade Trends Report Ten Major Insights Reshaping the Future of Trade

Global Shipping Giant DPDHL Releases Trade Trends Report Ten Major Insights Reshaping the Future of Trade

The report "DHL Trade Growth Atlas" published by DPDHL Group and NYU Stern School of Business highlights ten major trends in global trade after the pandemic. It points out changes and opportunities in trade growth and supply chain configurations between emerging and developed economies, emphasizing the importance of open trade and international cooperation.

Amazon Sellers Products Pulled Over EU Energy Label Violations

Amazon Sellers Products Pulled Over EU Energy Label Violations

Attention Amazon EU sellers! New EU EPR energy efficiency label regulations are in effect, and non-compliant products risk being removed from listings. This article details the definition, scope, registration process, and Amazon upload methods for EPR energy efficiency labels, helping you avoid risks and operate in compliance within the European market. Shinan Cross-border Logistics Navigation provides professional consulting to help your products smoothly enter the European market.

Uber Freight Expands in Europe Boosting Managed Transport Sector

Uber Freight Expands in Europe Boosting Managed Transport Sector

Uber Freight's European operations are experiencing rapid growth, surpassing €200 million in freight volume and projecting to reach €2 billion by 2028. Driven by technology, Uber Freight empowers customers to optimize their supply chains and gain a competitive edge in the European logistics market. The company focuses on leveraging its platform to improve efficiency, transparency, and reliability for shippers and carriers alike, ultimately revolutionizing the way goods move across Europe.

Trump Aims to Boost Manufacturing Cut Trade Deficits

Trump Aims to Boost Manufacturing Cut Trade Deficits

Trump's appointment of trade hawk Navarro and the establishment of the National Trade Council aim to revitalize American manufacturing and reduce the trade deficit. This move may weaken the U.S. Trade Representative's office, signaling a more protectionist U.S. trade policy. This shift could potentially trigger global trade friction and have a profound impact on the global economy.