Global Customs Body Cracks Down on Counterfeit Trade

Global Customs Body Cracks Down on Counterfeit Trade

The Secretary General of the World Customs Organization (WCO) highlighted the importance of combating counterfeit goods at the 6th International Conference “Georgia against Counterfeiting and Piracy.” He called for strengthened international cooperation and presented the WCO's actions in combating counterfeit medicines and medical devices. The conference also addressed new trends in counterfeit goods during the pandemic and how to more effectively combat counterfeiting to protect consumer rights and safety. The discussions emphasized the need for collaborative efforts and innovative strategies to tackle the evolving challenges posed by counterfeit products.

Shanghaiphilippines Trade Boosts Air Freight Efficiency

Shanghaiphilippines Trade Boosts Air Freight Efficiency

This paper delves into the key factors affecting air freight efficiency from Shanghai to the Philippines, including origin-destination distance, flight selection, customs clearance efficiency, and force majeure. It provides corresponding efficiency optimization suggestions for different types of goods, emphasizing that companies should comprehensively consider timeliness and cost when choosing the appropriate logistics solution. Furthermore, it highlights the importance of strengthening communication with logistics companies to ensure efficient and timely delivery of goods. The study aims to provide insights for businesses seeking to expedite trade between China and the Philippines.

02/05/2026 Logistics
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Aviation Safety Boosted by Competencybased Training for Inspectors

Aviation Safety Boosted by Competencybased Training for Inspectors

This paper delves into the role of Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) in enhancing the professional capabilities of civil aviation dangerous goods inspectors. By analyzing IATA's CBTA training courses, it elucidates the core content, structure, and assessment system, emphasizing the key responsibilities of inspectors within the CBTA framework. The article aims to provide a reference for building a safer and more reliable air transport environment. It highlights the importance of CBTA in ensuring inspectors possess the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively identify and mitigate risks associated with dangerous goods.

Air Cargo Industry Adopts New Measures to Reduce Perishable Spoilage

Air Cargo Industry Adopts New Measures to Reduce Perishable Spoilage

Losses in air freight of perishable goods are increasingly prominent, directly impacting product quality and economic benefits. This paper proposes three key strategies to mitigate these losses: strengthening temperature control management, optimizing operational procedures, and emphasizing talent development. These measures aim to help businesses reduce spoilage and ensure safe delivery of goods. Furthermore, the importance of utilizing platforms like TACT Online to stay informed about industry trends and improve service quality is highlighted. Ultimately, these combined efforts will contribute to a more efficient and reliable cold chain for perishable air cargo.

CPG Retailers Adopt SOP for Demand Forecasting Agile Supply Chains

CPG Retailers Adopt SOP for Demand Forecasting Agile Supply Chains

S&OP is critical for consumer goods retailers. This paper explores the core elements, steps, challenges, and efficient processes of S&OP. It introduces the Dassault Systèmes solution, which helps companies achieve success in their S&OP implementations. The paper provides insights into optimizing the supply chain through improved demand forecasting and collaborative planning, ultimately leading to better inventory management and customer satisfaction. By addressing common pitfalls and leveraging advanced technology, businesses can streamline their S&OP processes and gain a competitive advantage in the dynamic consumer goods market.

Bill of Lading Crucial for International Trade Efficiency

Bill of Lading Crucial for International Trade Efficiency

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the three core functions of a Bill of Lading (B/L): a receipt for goods, evidence of a contract of carriage, and a document of title. It elaborates on various types of B/Ls, categorized by whether the goods are loaded on board, the consignee designation, the presence of endorsements, the issuance format, and the mode of transport. The article also highlights crucial practical considerations, aiming to provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of B/Ls, mitigate risks, and ensure the smooth operation of international trade.

Ghana Tightens IP Laws to Spur Economic Growth

Ghana Tightens IP Laws to Spur Economic Growth

The World Customs Organization (WCO) held an intellectual property (IP) workshop in Ghana to enhance the IP protection capabilities of Ghanaian customs officers, combat counterfeit goods, and promote Ghana's economic development. The workshop, through international cooperation, skills training, and practical exercises, injected new impetus into Ghana's IP protection efforts. It focused on strengthening customs officials' ability to identify and seize counterfeit goods, fostering collaboration between agencies, and raising awareness about the importance of IP rights. The goal was to create a more secure and competitive business environment in Ghana.

Amazon Sellers Must Use Einvoices for Verification

Amazon Sellers Must Use Einvoices for Verification

This article details the feasibility of using e-invoices in Amazon verification. It provides the e-invoice verification process, strategies for handling authenticity complaints, and key considerations for submitting e-invoices. The aim is to help sellers successfully pass Amazon verification and ensure smooth store operations. This includes understanding the specific requirements for e-invoice formats and data, as well as proactively addressing potential concerns regarding the legitimacy of the invoices to prevent or resolve authenticity complaints effectively.