WCO 2025 Meeting to Address Customs Efficiency Security and Tech

WCO 2025 Meeting to Address Customs Efficiency Security and Tech

This paper provides an in-depth interpretation of the core topics discussed at the 2025 World Customs Organization (WCO) Technical Committee meetings. These topics include the WCO theme, AEO system, intelligent security equipment, free zones, TRS database system, e-commerce, performance evaluation, information technology, certificates of origin, smart customs, green customs, and vulnerable borders. The meetings aim to promote global customs cooperation, enhance trade efficiency and security, and address emerging challenges in the international trade landscape.

01/16/2026 Customs Knowledge
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New Zealand Customs Boosts Global Trade Security with AEO Program

New Zealand Customs Boosts Global Trade Security with AEO Program

This paper delves into New Zealand Customs' strategies and practices concerning Authorized Economic Operators (AEO) and risk management. It specifically analyzes the operational mechanisms of its 'Secure Export Scheme' (SES) and the concrete steps involved in its risk management approach. By summarizing the New Zealand experience, this study offers valuable insights for other countries in building secure and efficient global trade supply chains. The analysis of SES and risk management techniques provides a practical understanding of how New Zealand Customs ensures trade security while facilitating legitimate trade.

01/19/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Exhomeland Security Chief Ridge Touts Supply Chain Risk Management Value

Exhomeland Security Chief Ridge Touts Supply Chain Risk Management Value

Former Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff emphasized at ProMat that supply chain security is not just asset protection, but also value creation. Companies should focus on the consequences of risks rather than the events themselves, building resilient supply chains, strengthening risk monitoring, and enhancing security awareness. By leveraging technology and fostering collaborative partnerships, businesses can address supply chain security challenges and achieve sustainable development. Focusing on resilience and proactive risk management is key to unlocking value and ensuring long-term success.

01/20/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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British Airways Expands Global Air Cargo Services for Speed Security

British Airways Expands Global Air Cargo Services for Speed Security

British Airways has upgraded its international air freight service, covering over 200 countries and regions worldwide, offering efficient and secure door-to-door air transportation. With an advanced aircraft fleet, a professional customer service team, and diverse value-added services, such as duty pre-payment, professional packaging, and cold chain transportation, British Airways is committed to providing customers with worry-free international logistics solutions throughout the entire process.

01/23/2026 Airlines
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Zhongdun Anmin Boosts North Asia Aviation Security with Tech Upgrades

Zhongdun Anmin Boosts North Asia Aviation Security with Tech Upgrades

Beijing Zhongdun Anmin Analysis Technology Co., Ltd. specializes in the security field, focusing on enhancing aviation safety in the North Asia market by providing advanced security inspection solutions. The company has gained customer recognition through its technical strength and service quality. It actively expands its business to safeguard aviation security, offering cutting-edge technology and reliable support to ensure safer air travel within the region. Their commitment contributes to a more secure aviation environment for passengers and stakeholders alike.

01/27/2026 Logistics
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US Security Fee Hike Draws IATA Criticism Over Economic Impact

US Security Fee Hike Draws IATA Criticism Over Economic Impact

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) strongly opposes the U.S. government's proposed plan to double security fees, arguing that it shifts the responsibility of national security onto airlines and passengers, negatively impacting the aviation industry and the global economy. IATA urges the government to take greater responsibility and find more reasonable solutions for aviation security. They believe the burden should not disproportionately fall on travelers and airlines, and that the government should explore alternative funding mechanisms to ensure effective security measures without hindering economic growth.

01/27/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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New breakout Point Indicator Aims to Predict 2026 Financial Security

New breakout Point Indicator Aims to Predict 2026 Financial Security

This article introduces the "Explosion Point" sub-chart indicator, which helps investors identify potential investment opportunities and mitigate risks through volume-price relationships and moving average arrangements. The article elaborates on the indicator's principles and applications through case studies, logical analysis, and usage tips. It aims to provide investors with a more scientific and rational investment tool to safeguard family wealth. The indicator focuses on identifying moments of significant price action and provides signals based on predefined criteria related to volume, price, and moving averages.

01/27/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Maersk Restarts UCLA Service at Brazil Terminal to Boost Logistics

Maersk Restarts UCLA Service at Brazil Terminal to Boost Logistics

Maersk announced that starting July 13, 2025, the import operations of its UCLA service will move from the Santos DP World terminal back to the Brazil Terminal (BTP). This move aims to enhance operational efficiency and logistics connectivity, and customers are advised to make arrangements in advance to adapt to the adjustment.

08/04/2025 Logistics
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Guangzhoumexico Freight Route Opens to Boost Trade Growth

Guangzhoumexico Freight Route Opens to Boost Trade Growth

The international freight route from Guangzhou to Harbin and then to Mexico has officially opened, operating two flights per week and expected to contribute $9.27 million in import and export value annually. The route features the addition of bonded fuel in Harbin, which saves costs while increasing transport revenues, showcasing efficient logistics services.

08/04/2025 Logistics
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Nordic Ports Struggle With Congestion As Asian Freight Surges

Nordic Ports Struggle With Congestion As Asian Freight Surges

In August and September, a large influx of containers from Asia is expected to flood Nordic ports, leading to severe congestion. Strong import demand will continue to drive shipping volume growth, increasing pressure on operational timelines. Ports and shipping companies need to proactively respond and adjust their strategies to mitigate this challenge.

08/06/2025 Logistics
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