Global Trade Boosted by AEO and MRA Agreements

Global Trade Boosted by AEO and MRA Agreements

A World Customs Organization online seminar focused on the implementation and development of AEO and MRA in the Americas and the Caribbean. The seminar aimed to share best practices and expand the benefits for AEO enterprises. It emphasized the importance of integrity in AEO programs, discussed cross-sectoral cooperation, e-commerce integration, and free zone linkages, and pointed the way forward for the future development of AEO. AEO and MRA are crucial tools for companies to enhance their international competitiveness and are important engines for global trade facilitation.

02/06/2026 Customs Knowledge
Read More
Guide to Shipping Large Items from Taiyuan to Tianjin

Guide to Shipping Large Items from Taiyuan to Tianjin

This article analyzes the service characteristics of express companies like SF Express, using the cross-province large item delivery from Taiyuan to Tianjin as an example. It provides a detailed operational guide for the shipping process and offers suggestions for risk avoidance and rights protection. The aim is to help businesses and individual users choose the appropriate express delivery service and ensure the safe and efficient delivery of large items. It covers key aspects of large item shipping and provides practical advice for a smooth and secure experience.

01/19/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
Read More
Philippine Customs Boosts Trade Reforms with WCO Backing

Philippine Customs Boosts Trade Reforms with WCO Backing

The World Customs Organization (WCO) conducted a leadership workshop for senior officials of the Philippine Customs, aiming to enhance strategic alignment, trust-building, and leadership skills. The workshop focused on challenges such as cross-departmental collaboration, decision-making processes, and strategic thinking. Initiatives like Time Release Study (TRS) were highlighted as tools for customs modernization and promoting trade facilitation reforms. The program sought to equip participants with the necessary tools and knowledge to drive positive change within the Philippine Customs administration and contribute to improved efficiency and effectiveness.

01/22/2026 Customs Knowledge
Read More
Procurement Shifts from Cost Center to Growth Driver

Procurement Shifts from Cost Center to Growth Driver

A report indicates that procurement professionals aspire to play a more significant role in corporate innovation, eager to embrace new technologies, drive supply chain upgrades, and even lead product innovation. However, risk aversion and departmental silos are major obstacles. Companies should encourage procurement innovation, elevate its strategic importance, and foster cross-functional collaboration. Suppliers and logistics companies should also proactively offer innovative products and services. By overcoming these hurdles, procurement can become a key driver of growth and competitive advantage, leading to more efficient and resilient supply chains.

01/28/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
Read More
Aviation Regulators Tighten Rules on Lithium Battery Shipments

Aviation Regulators Tighten Rules on Lithium Battery Shipments

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) and other organizations are urging governments worldwide to severely punish the misdeclaration and undeclared shipment of lithium batteries to ensure air transport safety. The aviation industry has launched initiatives such as an incident reporting system, promotional seminars, and supports cross-domain collaboration. Stakeholders emphasize the need for governments to strengthen supervision and impose strict sanctions on violators. Passengers should also be aware of the regulations to jointly maintain aviation safety. This collaborative effort aims to minimize risks associated with lithium battery transportation.

01/27/2026 Logistics
Read More