Project Verte Automates Atlanta Fulfillment Center with 6 River Systems

Project Verte Automates Atlanta Fulfillment Center with 6 River Systems

Project Verte partnered with 6 River Systems to deploy Chucks robots in Atlanta, aiming to enhance e-commerce fulfillment efficiency and address order growth. The implementation of these robots is expected to streamline warehouse operations and improve the speed and accuracy of order processing. This collaboration highlights the increasing adoption of automation solutions in the e-commerce industry to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving market and optimize the fulfillment process.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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Los Angeles Fulfillment Center Aims to Capture US Ecommerce Boom

Los Angeles Fulfillment Center Aims to Capture US Ecommerce Boom

The US e-commerce market is projected to reach $1.31 trillion by 2025 and continue to grow. Dashu Cross-border's fully self-operated overseas warehouse in Los Angeles helps Chinese sellers shorten shipping times, reduce logistics costs, improve product accessibility, and simplify after-sales processes. This enhances competitiveness and operational efficiency in the US market, enabling efficient preparation for peak seasons.

02/05/2026 Warehousing
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Kraft Heinz Boosts Supply Chain Efficiency with New Operations Center

Kraft Heinz Boosts Supply Chain Efficiency with New Operations Center

Kraft Heinz successfully addressed a mayonnaise bottle shortage crisis and achieved cost savings and efficiency gains by establishing an operations center and integrating its supply chain and marketing departments. This strategic transformation, breaking down departmental silos, is crucial for companies to maintain competitiveness in a highly competitive market. Integration is not easy, but Kraft Heinz's experience demonstrates that it is a worthwhile path to explore. By centralizing operations, Kraft Heinz streamlined processes and improved responsiveness to market demands, ultimately strengthening its overall supply chain resilience.

Beijings Dual Airports Boost Northeast Asias Economy

Beijings Dual Airports Boost Northeast Asias Economy

The North China aviation hub (Beijing) leverages a dual-hub model to drive economic growth in Northeast Asia. The Capital Airport and Daxing Airport complement each other's functions, while SF Airlines' strategic layout enhances logistics capabilities. Beijing, as a hub, promotes regional logistics and trade. The future aims to build an intelligent and green aviation logistics system, contributing to global economic development. The complementary functions of the two airports are key to this strategy, ensuring efficient passenger and cargo handling and solidifying Beijing's role as a major international aviation center.

Global Air Cargo Demand Rises Despite Economic Challenges

Global Air Cargo Demand Rises Despite Economic Challenges

In May 2025, international air cargo demand grew by 2.2% year-on-year, demonstrating the industry's resilience. Despite a contraction in global manufacturing and the impact of U.S. tariff policies on certain regions, the Asia-Pacific region experienced the fastest growth in cargo demand at 8.3%. Additionally, falling oil prices provided relief for the airlines.