WCO BRS Partner to Advance Green Trade Via HS Codes

WCO BRS Partner to Advance Green Trade Via HS Codes

The World Customs Organization (WCO) and the Secretariats of the Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm Conventions (BRS) highlighted their collaboration in addressing environmental and social issues using the Harmonized System (HS) at the BRS COPs in Geneva. The WCO facilitates customs control of goods threatening the environment and human health by introducing HS codes. They shared elements of successful proposals, aiming to strengthen global cooperation and build a sustainable trade future. This partnership demonstrates how the HS can be leveraged for environmental protection and responsible trade practices on a global scale.

01/05/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Amazon Sellers Face Postholiday Return Surge Profit Pressures

Amazon Sellers Face Postholiday Return Surge Profit Pressures

US Amazon sellers are facing a severe challenge of return waves after the holiday season. High return rates not only erode profits but also cause environmental problems. Sellers need to optimize return policies, strictly control quality, improve logistics, strengthen after-sales service, and utilize technology to analyze data. The platform should also take responsibility, improve the return process, and combat malicious returns to jointly build a healthy e-commerce ecosystem and help sellers overcome difficulties. This collaborative approach is crucial for mitigating the financial and environmental impact of returns.

01/05/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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American Expat Communities in the Amazon Face Challenges

American Expat Communities in the Amazon Face Challenges

This paper explores the current situation of American settlements in the Amazon River basin, analyzing their migration motivations. It delves into the complex impacts of these settlements on the local society, economy, and environment, including cultural exchange, economic impetus, environmental pressure, and social contradictions. Furthermore, the paper proposes strategies to address these challenges, such as strengthening environmental regulation, promoting cultural integration, respecting local cultures, and implementing sustainable development strategies. These measures aim to mitigate negative impacts and foster a more harmonious and sustainable relationship between American immigrants and the Amazonian environment and communities.

01/26/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Burkina Faso Hosts Workshop on Trade Modernization Reforms

Burkina Faso Hosts Workshop on Trade Modernization Reforms

With support from Japan, the World Customs Organization (WCO) held a seminar in Burkina Faso to promote the implementation of the Revised Kyoto Convention (RKC). The seminar aimed to enhance customs efficiency and facilitate integration into global trade. The RKC is a key international instrument for simplifying and harmonizing customs procedures. By adopting the RKC and implementing programs like Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) certification, countries can streamline trade processes, reduce costs, and improve security. This initiative contributes to broader trade facilitation efforts and supports economic development.

01/05/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Chinas Renewable Firms Expand in Europe Amid Energy Crisis

Chinas Renewable Firms Expand in Europe Amid Energy Crisis

The European energy crisis, triggered by soaring natural gas prices, has created significant demand for new energy and heating products. Chinese companies should seize this opportunity and actively invest in the European market. However, they must pay close attention to product certification, quality control, after-sales service, and regulatory compliance to ensure profitable growth. This includes understanding local standards and adapting products to meet European consumer expectations. A long-term commitment and a focus on building trust are essential for success in the competitive European market.

01/06/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Private Fleets Expand As Supply Chain Challenges Persist

Private Fleets Expand As Supply Chain Challenges Persist

This article analyzes the counter-trend growth of in-house fleets accelerated by the pandemic, exploring the driving factors and challenges faced. It focuses on key strategies for improving in-house fleet operational efficiency, including strengthening preventive maintenance, deploying proactive safety technologies, enhancing training and certification, establishing industry networks, and conducting benchmarking. The aim is to provide a reference for companies to optimize their in-house fleet operations. These strategies can help companies improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance the overall performance of their logistics operations.

01/19/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Ozon Adopts Datadriven Strategies for 2026 Growth

Ozon Adopts Datadriven Strategies for 2026 Growth

This paper proposes three core principles for product selection on the Ozon platform in 2026: policy compliance, trend alignment, and multi-site applicability. It focuses on analyzing four potential product categories: healthy living, essential household goods, small appliances, and emotional consumption, providing specific niche recommendations and practical advice. The paper also warns against three common pitfalls in product selection: compliance certification, regional differences, and return risks. Finally, it offers differentiated product selection strategies for sellers at different stages, aiming to facilitate stable growth on the Ozon platform.

01/23/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Aviation Industry Adopts IATA Safety Course to Reduce Risks

Aviation Industry Adopts IATA Safety Course to Reduce Risks

The IATA Safety Risk Management course is crucial for enhancing airline operational safety. It covers safety management principles, risk management processes, hazard identification and analysis, risk assessment, safety assurance, and performance monitoring. Through interactive exercises and role-playing, participants will master risk management tools and improve their risk management capabilities. This course is suitable for airline operations managers, safety managers, and others. Upon completion, participants will receive IATA certification. This program equips professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to proactively manage safety risks within their organizations.

01/20/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
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Global Airlines Adopt IATA Safety Program to Cut Accident Risks

Global Airlines Adopt IATA Safety Program to Cut Accident Risks

The IATA Safety Management System (SMS) course helps you build a proactive safety culture, prevent accidents, improve management efficiency, and achieve business goals. The course covers key content such as safety requirements, risk management, and safety culture, and is tailored for quality managers, safety managers, and maintenance & operations personnel. Through authoritative certification, practical teaching, and expert instruction, it helps you create a zero-accident enterprise and gain customer trust. This course provides the tools and knowledge necessary to effectively manage safety risks and improve overall operational performance.

01/20/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
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Asiapacific Air Cargo Adopts Digital Tools Amid Safety Challenges

Asiapacific Air Cargo Adopts Digital Tools Amid Safety Challenges

The Singapore Air Cargo Day event highlighted digital transformation and safety risk management in the air cargo industry. Singapore Airlines received CEIV Fresh certification, and SAAA@Singapore was recognized as a CBTA Center of Excellence. Industry experts emphasized that digitalization, safety, cold chain management, and sustainability are crucial for the future of air cargo. The event underscored the importance of embracing technology while mitigating potential security threats to ensure efficient and reliable air freight operations. Focus was also given to maintaining the integrity of temperature-sensitive goods.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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