Chinese Neck Pillow Seller Files Patent Infringement Lawsuit

Chinese Neck Pillow Seller Files Patent Infringement Lawsuit

Chinese seller Xia Zou initiated a design patent enforcement action in the US (case number 24-cv-11094) regarding a butterfly-shaped cervical pillow. The pillow features an ergonomic design intended to provide optimal support and alleviate neck pain. Relevant sellers are advised to conduct self-checks to avoid potential infringement risks. This case highlights the importance of intellectual property protection in cross-border e-commerce.

Martin Overseas Expands Global Warehouses for Ecommerce Efficiency

Martin Overseas Expands Global Warehouses for Ecommerce Efficiency

Martin Overseas Warehouse specializes in self-operated warehousing services in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the UK, and the US. Services include dropshipping, labeling, relabeling, and FBA transshipment. For high-value products, professional testing, repair, and refurbishment services are offered, addressing after-sales challenges for cross-border e-commerce and supporting business growth. We provide comprehensive solutions to streamline your supply chain and enhance customer satisfaction.

02/12/2026 Warehousing
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Retailers Seek White House Help Amid East Coast Port Strike Threat

Retailers Seek White House Help Amid East Coast Port Strike Threat

Organizations like NRF are urging the White House to intervene in the negotiations between the ILA and USMX to avert a potential strike at US East Coast and Gulf Coast ports. They emphasize the importance of ensuring economic and freight stability by preventing disruptions to the supply chain. A strike could have significant negative consequences, highlighting the need for a swift resolution to the labor dispute.

02/12/2026 Logistics
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Electric Trucks Transform Port Logistics for Sustainability

Electric Trucks Transform Port Logistics for Sustainability

Forum Mobility accelerates the adoption of electric trucks in ports through financing and partnerships, aiming to reshape the logistics ecosystem and achieve environmental, economic, and social benefits. US ports are actively adapting to trade changes by investing in infrastructure, data analytics, and inland transportation. In the future, technologies such as artificial intelligence and blockchain will be deeply integrated to promote intelligent, automated, and sustainable logistics development.

North American Rail Freight Gains Carloads but Loses Intermodal Traffic

North American Rail Freight Gains Carloads but Loses Intermodal Traffic

Recent data reveals a mixed picture for the US rail freight market. Carload traffic shows a slight increase, but performance varies across commodity groups. Intermodal volume, however, has declined. Year-to-date figures indicate overall growth, but the industry faces challenges including economic downturn and increased competition. Rail companies need to actively transform and upgrade their operations to navigate these headwinds and maintain competitiveness.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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Railroad Giants UP NS Merger Under Regulatory Review

Railroad Giants UP NS Merger Under Regulatory Review

Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern shareholders overwhelmingly supported the merger, aiming to create the first transcontinental railroad in the US, pending STB approval. This move has sparked industry concerns, with CPKC arguing it's not in the best interest. Senators are calling for close scrutiny, and industry associations worry about reduced competition. The merger faces regulatory challenges and a complex interplay of various stakeholders' interests.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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Retail Growth Slows As Consumers Remain Cautious

Retail Growth Slows As Consumers Remain Cautious

Recent data indicates a continued, albeit modest, growth in US retail sales, suggesting a long road to full recovery. Consumer confidence is rebounding, but economic uncertainty persists. Retailers need to focus on evolving consumer behavior, embrace technological innovation, optimize supply chains, and provide exceptional shopping experiences to survive and thrive in a competitive market. The recovery is fragile and requires careful navigation by businesses.

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.

Tiktok Drives Surge in Fleecelined Leggings Sales

Tiktok Drives Surge in Fleecelined Leggings Sales

Fleece-lined leggings have become a sensation on TikTok Shop US, selling over 80,000 units monthly, revealing a significant opportunity in the warm clothing category. Its success stems from precise market positioning, excellent product quality (balancing style and warmth), and clever short-video marketing. Cross-border sellers should capitalize on seasonal demand, optimize product offerings, and refine marketing strategies to create the next viral product.

Hong Kong Airport Reports April Cargo Growth Amid Trade Tensions

Hong Kong Airport Reports April Cargo Growth Amid Trade Tensions

Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) saw a 2.6% year-on-year increase in cargo volume in April, reaching 404,000 tonnes, despite pressure from US tariffs. A significant increase in transit cargo was a key factor, particularly from Europe and the Middle East. The launch of new routes also provided support. While the growth rate slowed slightly compared to previous months, HKIA demonstrated resilience amidst global trade frictions.

02/03/2026 Logistics
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