Indiachina Aviation Market Grows Amid Geopolitical Shifts

Indiachina Aviation Market Grows Amid Geopolitical Shifts

China and India are resuming aviation talks, seeking economic recovery and improved relations. This could reshape the Asia-Pacific aviation landscape. Cooperation, optimized policies, and security guarantees are crucial. The discussions aim to boost tourism and trade, potentially leading to increased flight routes and capacity. Both countries recognize the importance of air connectivity for economic growth. The outcome of these negotiations could have significant implications for regional air travel and geopolitical dynamics.

South Chinas Mingda Yunda Excels in Crossborder Ecommerce

South Chinas Mingda Yunda Excels in Crossborder Ecommerce

This paper analyzes the operational model, service capabilities, and reliability of Shenzhen Mingda Yunda International Logistics Co., Ltd. The company specializes in cross-border e-commerce logistics, providing full-chain, digitalized, and compliant solutions, particularly excelling in the European, American, and Southeast Asian markets. While its domestic sourcing capabilities need improvement, its timeliness, customs clearance proficiency, and customer reputation make it a reliable choice for cross-border e-commerce sellers in South China.

01/07/2026 Logistics
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US Import Volumes Drop Sharply Amid COVID19 and Low Demand

US Import Volumes Drop Sharply Amid COVID19 and Low Demand

Panjiva data reveals a sixth consecutive month of decline in US seaborne imports in February, impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and weakened demand. Imports from China experienced a sharp decrease, and future prospects remain uncertain. The ongoing pandemic continues to disrupt global supply chains and consumer spending, contributing to the overall downturn in trade activity. This trend raises concerns about the potential long-term economic consequences for both the US and its trading partners.

US Container Imports Fall in September Signaling Economic Slowdown

US Container Imports Fall in September Signaling Economic Slowdown

Descartes reported that U.S. container imports decreased by 8.4% in September compared to August, but are still up 1.9% year-to-date. Imports from China saw a sharp decline, with widespread decreases among major trading partners. East Coast ports gained market share. The data reflects the impact of seasonal factors, trade policy uncertainty, and a slowdown in global demand. The overall trend suggests a complex interplay of economic forces affecting U.S. import activity.

01/15/2026 Logistics
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Chinese Short Videos Gain Global Popularity on Youtube

Chinese Short Videos Gain Global Popularity on Youtube

Overseas creators are monetizing traffic on YouTube by repurposing, translating, and remixing short videos from China. This article reveals the operational process, key techniques, and potential risks of this gold-rush model. It emphasizes the importance of localization and original content creation, providing practical advice for creators looking to enter the overseas short video market. Understanding these strategies can help navigate the challenges and maximize opportunities for success in the global short video landscape.

Belgium Air Freight Sector Focuses on Speed Cost Efficiency

Belgium Air Freight Sector Focuses on Speed Cost Efficiency

This paper, from a data analyst's perspective, delves into the factors influencing air freight time efficiency to Belgium, including origin, transit, weather, and airlines, providing ideal transit time references. It also addresses common questions regarding air freight duration, cost factors, and cargo tracking from China to Belgium. Furthermore, it proposes optimization suggestions to help businesses improve logistics efficiency. The analysis aims to provide actionable insights for streamlining the air freight process and minimizing delays.

01/19/2026 Logistics
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Shenzhen Port Hits Record 35 Million Teus in 2023

Shenzhen Port Hits Record 35 Million Teus in 2023

In 2025, Shenzhen Port's container throughput exceeded 35 million TEUs, a year-on-year increase of over 5%, reaching a record high. Through route innovation, industrial synergy, and green intelligent operation, Shenzhen Port has not only enhanced its own competitiveness but also provided a replicable development paradigm for global ports. In the future, Shenzhen Port will continue to deepen reforms and make greater contributions to the economic development of China and the world.

01/06/2026 Logistics
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ABF Introduces Ocean LTL Service to Boost Global Trade

ABF Introduces Ocean LTL Service to Boost Global Trade

ABF introduces Ocean LTL service to accelerate China-foreign trade and optimize the global supply chain. This service provides fast and economical Ocean LTL solutions, featuring end-to-end visibility, simplified pricing, and flexible inventory management. It empowers businesses to enhance their competitiveness by offering a cost-effective and efficient way to ship smaller ocean freight shipments. The service aims to streamline international trade and improve overall supply chain performance for businesses of all sizes.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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US Import Surge Strains Supply Chains Businesses Adapt

US Import Surge Strains Supply Chains Businesses Adapt

US imports have exceeded 2.4 million TEUs for four consecutive months, indicating significant supply chain pressure. Reports show China remains the largest source of US imports, but port congestion is worsening. To address these challenges and achieve sustainable development, businesses should diversify their supply chains, plan ahead, enhance communication, optimize inventory management, and seek professional support. The persistent high import volumes coupled with increasing congestion necessitate proactive strategies to mitigate disruptions and maintain operational efficiency.

Pufis Sanitary Ware Fined for Fraudulent Export Tax Refunds

Pufis Sanitary Ware Fined for Fraudulent Export Tax Refunds

Jiangmen Prefiss Sanitary Ware Technology Co., Ltd. was heavily fined by tax authorities for falsely declaring exports and defrauding the state of 2.2334 million yuan in export tax rebates. This case exposes loopholes in export tax rebate supervision, warning relevant departments to strengthen regulation. It also serves as a reminder for businesses to enhance their legal awareness and jointly safeguard a fair and healthy business environment and the international reputation of "Made in China."