Hong Kongshanghai Express Delivery Enhances Crossborder Trade

Hong Kongshanghai Express Delivery Enhances Crossborder Trade

The Hong Kong-Shanghai express delivery service offers strong support for cross-border trade between Shanghai and Hong Kong, thanks to its advantages in timeliness, transparent pricing, convenient customs clearance, safety, reliability, and value-added services. An efficient logistics network and a professional service team ensure fast and secure delivery of goods, helping businesses seize market opportunities. This service streamlines the process, making it easier for companies to move goods quickly and efficiently between these two major economic hubs.

02/02/2026 Logistics
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Usindonesia Shipping Costs Surge Amid Trade Challenges

Usindonesia Shipping Costs Surge Amid Trade Challenges

This article provides an in-depth analysis of sea and air freight costs from the US to Indonesia. It details various factors influencing shipping rates, such as cargo weight, dimensions, mode of transport, destination, and seasonality. The study also compares the timeliness of both shipping methods and explores future trends in intelligent and green logistics. The aim is to provide businesses with a more comprehensive reference for making informed transportation decisions.

02/02/2026 Logistics
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Uzbekistan Launches Trade Efficiency Program for Businesses

Uzbekistan Launches Trade Efficiency Program for Businesses

The World Customs Organization is assisting Uzbekistan in upgrading its Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) program. This aims to enhance customs risk management capabilities, provide certified companies with trade facilitation benefits, reduce operating costs, and strengthen customs-business partnerships. The upgraded AEO program offers strategic opportunities for businesses to expand their operations within the Uzbek market by streamlining customs procedures and fostering a more predictable and efficient trading environment.

02/02/2026 Customs Knowledge
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WCO Ensured Global Trade Stability During Pandemic

WCO Ensured Global Trade Stability During Pandemic

Amidst the global pandemic, the World Customs Organization (WCO) actively coordinates its member customs administrations to address the impact on international trade. This is achieved through information sharing, trade facilitation measures, enhanced international cooperation, and protection of frontline customs officers. The WCO established a dedicated COVID-19 information webpage, simplified customs clearance procedures for essential medical supplies, promoted the revised Kyoto Convention, and provided capacity building support. These efforts significantly contribute to ensuring global trade stability and fostering economic recovery during these challenging times.

02/02/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Perboosts Trade Efficiency with Global Facilitation Project

Perboosts Trade Efficiency with Global Facilitation Project

The Global Program for Trade Facilitation (PMFE) is deepening its collaboration with Peruvian Customs (SUNAT) by supporting its strategic upgrade through remote workshops, aiming to build a more efficient customs control system. The PMFE expert team is tailoring a strategic map and key performance indicator (KPI) system for SUNAT, injecting new vitality into the modernization of Peruvian Customs and jointly promoting global trade facilitation. This partnership focuses on enhancing SUNAT's capabilities and contributing to smoother international trade flows.

02/02/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Perus Customs Modernization Boosts Global Trade Efficiency

Perus Customs Modernization Boosts Global Trade Efficiency

The Global Trade Facilitation Programme (GTFP) partnered with Peruvian Customs (SUNAT) to host an online strategic planning workshop, aiming to enhance SUNAT's strategic planning capabilities and optimize customs clearance processes. The workshop focused on strategic goal deployment, key performance indicator (KPI) identification, and leveraging international best practices. It provided SUNAT with a draft strategic map and balanced scorecard. SUNAT will carefully study and implement the workshop's outcomes, which are expected to lead to a new leap in customs clearance efficiency.

02/02/2026 Customs Knowledge
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US Trade Authority Key to Reviving Manufacturing

US Trade Authority Key to Reviving Manufacturing

This paper analyzes the importance of Trade Promotion Authority (TPA) to US manufacturing. It highlights TPA's role in eliminating trade barriers and expanding access to overseas markets. The analysis suggests that the US should actively participate in trade negotiations to benefit from these opportunities. TPA empowers the US to negotiate trade agreements effectively, fostering economic growth and creating jobs within the manufacturing sector. By reducing tariffs and non-tariff barriers, TPA helps American manufacturers compete globally and increase their exports.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Trade Uncertainty Boosts North American Intermodal Growth

Trade Uncertainty Boosts North American Intermodal Growth

Multimodal transportation expert Larry Gross points out that international freight is experiencing a reduced impact from tariffs, while the domestic freight market appears relatively optimistic. He believes domestic multimodal transport is key to future growth, requiring a breakthrough of the "donut effect" to increase its share in the medium and long-haul transportation market. Simultaneously, attention should be paid to external factors such as global shipping routes, trucking capacity, and driver availability to seize future opportunities.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Trade Uncertainty Boosts North American Intermodal Growth

Trade Uncertainty Boosts North American Intermodal Growth

Multimodal expert Larry Gross pointed out at the RailTrends conference that international intermodal transportation is declining due to tariffs, while domestic intermodal is showing growth. He emphasized that domestic intermodal is key to future growth and requires attention to uncertainties such as global shipping, truck driver supply, and trade policies. Freight volume is projected to remain flat or slightly decrease by 2026. The future of freight relies on navigating these challenges and capitalizing on domestic opportunities.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Multimodal Transport Fuels North Americas Trade Growth

Multimodal Transport Fuels North Americas Trade Growth

The North American intermodal market faces downward pressure from international trade, but domestic intermodal shows growth potential. Expert Larry Gross points out that by optimizing operations and strengthening cooperation, domestic intermodal is expected to increase its market share and become a key engine driving future growth. External factors such as global shipping, trucking capacity, and trade policies will also influence the market direction. Focusing on domestic opportunities and improving efficiency are crucial for navigating the current challenges and capitalizing on growth prospects within the North American intermodal landscape.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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