IATA Certification Boosts Freight Forwarders Global Air Cargo Prospects

IATA Certification Boosts Freight Forwarders Global Air Cargo Prospects

IATA accreditation is crucial for freight companies seeking global business expansion. It offers worldwide recognition, network expansion, enhanced image, and streamlined processes, facilitating efficient and convenient settlements through the CASSLink system. The application process is straightforward, requiring documents such as company registration proof, business license, and financial guarantees. Obtaining IATA accreditation is the best investment for soaring freight business.

12/30/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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Freight Industry New Policy: Driver Age Limit Extended to 63 Years, Opportunities and Challenges Ahead!

Freight Industry New Policy: Driver Age Limit Extended to 63 Years, Opportunities and Challenges Ahead!

The Ministry of Public Security has extended the age limit for applying for a medium and large passenger and freight vehicle driving license from 60 to 63 years, aiming to address the aging crisis among freight drivers. The policy also allows drivers meeting certain conditions to extend the age limit to 66 years. This brings new job opportunities but raises concerns about employment for younger drivers.

12/01/2024 Logistics
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Maxeon Licenses BC Cell Tech to Aixu Solar in 227M Deal

Maxeon Licenses BC Cell Tech to Aixu Solar in 227M Deal

AIShine has invested 1.65 billion RMB to acquire a five-year global patent license for Maxeon's BC battery technology. This move is expected to significantly enhance its competitiveness in the high-efficiency battery module sector. Despite uncertainties surrounding the agreement, it demonstrates AIShine's commitment to technological innovation and expanding its global market presence. The licensing agreement positions AIShine to further develop and deploy advanced BC battery solutions.

02/12/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US DOT Revokes Thousands of CDL Training Providers

US DOT Revokes Thousands of CDL Training Providers

The U.S. Department of Transportation is cracking down on "CDL license mills," removing nearly 3,000 training providers from the Training Provider Registry for non-compliance, with another 4,500 facing review. This aims to improve CDL training quality and ensure road safety but may lead to training resource shortages and regulatory challenges. Future focus should be on policy effectiveness and the implementation of supporting measures.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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Smart Vision Tech Boosts Logistics Park Efficiency Security

Smart Vision Tech Boosts Logistics Park Efficiency Security

Smart video solutions are revolutionizing logistics park management. By enhancing personnel management (PPE detection, facial recognition), improving site security (thermal imaging, radar integration), optimizing vehicle and loading/unloading management (cargo location visualization, license plate recognition), and ensuring cargo security (tracking, fire prevention), intelligent video technology significantly increases logistics efficiency and safety. These advancements lead to a more secure and streamlined operation within the logistics park environment.

01/19/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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New Registry Simplifies Art Import and Export Processes

New Registry Simplifies Art Import and Export Processes

We provide artwork import & export registry enrollment form templates to facilitate smooth registration and streamline the import/export process. We also offer assistance with fine art import & export license applications, resolving licensing challenges and enabling artwork to circulate globally. This service simplifies the complexities of international art trade, ensuring compliance and efficient movement of artworks across borders. Our goal is to make artwork trading easier for artists, collectors, and galleries.

08/21/2025 Document Interpretation
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Lifting Age Restrictions on A2 Licenses The Truth Behind the Driver Shortage in the Logistics Industry

Lifting Age Restrictions on A2 Licenses The Truth Behind the Driver Shortage in the Logistics Industry

The new policy lowering the age for obtaining an A2 license has drawn attention as it may temporarily alleviate the driver shortage in the logistics industry. However, it does not address the scarcity of skilled drivers. Young people face challenges entering the industry due to high work intensity and low social status. There is a need to explore long-term strategies for effectively cultivating talent in this sector.

07/24/2025 Logistics
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Coupang Simplifies Onboarding for Chinese Sellers Drops Translation Rules

Coupang Simplifies Onboarding for Chinese Sellers Drops Translation Rules

Significant upgrade for Coupang seller onboarding! The requirement for English translations is removed, greatly lowering the barrier for Chinese sellers. This article details the latest required documents for onboarding, including company business license, legal representative ID, bank account proof, mobile phone bill, and settlement statements from other e-commerce platforms. We also provide screenshot paths for settlement statements from various platforms, helping sellers quickly enter the Korean e-commerce market.

01/06/2026 Logistics
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Global Shipping Firms Adapt to New Customs Clearance Rules

Global Shipping Firms Adapt to New Customs Clearance Rules

Real-name authentication for international express delivery isn't limited to ID cards; temporary IDs, passports, and other documents are acceptable. Businesses can use their business license for sending. Recipients must provide documents required by the destination country for customs clearance. Understanding the policies and being flexible is crucial for ensuring smooth package clearance. This guide provides key information on navigating these requirements for hassle-free international shipping and receiving.

01/15/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
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US DOT Revokes Accreditation of Rogue CDL Training Schools

US DOT Revokes Accreditation of Rogue CDL Training Schools

The U.S. Department of Transportation is cracking down on "CDL license mills." Nearly three thousand training institutions have been decertified for failing to meet safety standards, and thousands more have received warnings. This initiative aims to improve the quality of CDL drivers, reduce road safety risks, and encourage training institutions to prioritize training quality. The DOT hopes to ensure that all CDL drivers are properly trained and qualified to operate commercial vehicles safely.

01/07/2026 Logistics
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