US Industrial Real Estate Vacancies Hit Record Low CBRE Finds

US Industrial Real Estate Vacancies Hit Record Low CBRE Finds

A CBRE report indicates that the US industrial real estate vacancy rate continues to decline to a historic low, exacerbating the supply-demand imbalance. Demand growth is driven by e-commerce development and supply chain optimization, but risks such as economic recession and rising interest rates cannot be ignored. Companies need to adopt strategies such as flexible leasing and strategic site selection to cope with market changes and seize opportunities. The ongoing imbalance presents both challenges and potential rewards for businesses operating in the industrial sector.

Green Tech Revolutionizes Global Agricultural Supply Chains

Green Tech Revolutionizes Global Agricultural Supply Chains

This article explores the development history and achievements of core technologies in the green intelligent agricultural product supply chain. It discusses their application in addressing quality degradation issues in agricultural product logistics, highlights their significant impact on industrial transformation and upgrading, and reveals their positive roles in environmental benefits and talent cultivation.

07/28/2025 Logistics
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US Import Boom Strains Supply Chains Amid Strong Demand

US Import Boom Strains Supply Chains Amid Strong Demand

Panjiva data reveals a significant year-over-year increase in US imports for June, driven by both consumer and industrial demand. Semiconductor shortages impacted electronics imports, while imports from both Asia and Europe increased. Supply chain bottlenecks are evident, requiring companies to diversify their supply chains, strengthen inventory management, and embrace digital transformation.

01/19/2026 Logistics
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US Imports Hit Record High As Holiday Demand Strains Supply Chains

US Imports Hit Record High As Holiday Demand Strains Supply Chains

US imports hit a record high in October, indicating sufficient stockpiling for the holiday season, but supply chain bottlenecks persist. Energy imports surged, industrial goods saw steady growth, while healthcare and consumer staples imports declined. Companies need to diversify supply chains, plan ahead, optimize inventory, strengthen collaboration, and embrace digitalization to address these challenges. Future supply chain hurdles are expected to continue, requiring businesses to prepare for the long term. This proactive approach is crucial for navigating the evolving global trade landscape.

01/19/2026 Logistics
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US Imports Rise As Supply Chains Adapt to Economic Shifts

US Imports Rise As Supply Chains Adapt to Economic Shifts

A Panjiva report indicates that US imports decreased month-over-month but increased year-over-year in February. Daily import volume reached a record high, suggesting the supply chain is still operating at full capacity. Imports of energy, consumer goods, and industrial equipment saw significant growth, while raw materials and IT product imports declined. The report highlights the resilience of the supply chain but also warns that inflation and geopolitical risks could impact future demand, requiring businesses to adapt flexibly.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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China Files WTO Complaint Over EU EV Subsidies

China Files WTO Complaint Over EU EV Subsidies

China has filed a lawsuit with the WTO against the EU's provisional anti-subsidy measures on electric vehicles. China argues that the EU's ruling lacks factual and legal basis, violates WTO rules, and harms global climate cooperation. China urges the EU to correct its mistakes and safeguard China-EU economic and trade cooperation and the stability of the industrial chain and supply chain. The lawsuit underscores China's firm opposition to protectionist measures and its commitment to upholding the multilateral trading system.

Trumps Trade War Disrupts Global Economy Alters Trade Flows

Trumps Trade War Disrupts Global Economy Alters Trade Flows

The Trump trade war, initiated in 2017 to address trade deficits and intellectual property issues, has profoundly impacted the global economy. Economic shocks such as increased tariffs, supply chain disruptions, and agricultural damage, along with heightened internal divisions and strained international relations, highlight the complexity of the trade war. Future trends include ongoing negotiations, a revival of multilateralism, and supply chain restructuring. Countries need to diversify markets, enhance industrial competitiveness, and promote international cooperation to navigate the evolving global landscape.

China Trade Directory Boosts Global Commerce Efficiency

China Trade Directory Boosts Global Commerce Efficiency

This paper analyzes the significance of China's trade directory in global trade, highlighting its crucial role in optimizing export structure, enhancing trade trust, and responding to market changes. Faced with the challenges of slowing global trade growth and supply chain restructuring, the trade directory needs continuous innovation to help Chinese enterprises consolidate their core position in the global industrial chain. It emphasizes the directory's potential to empower businesses with data-driven insights for strategic decision-making and resilience in a dynamic global marketplace.

South Africas Rooftop Solar Growth Defies Obstacles

South Africas Rooftop Solar Growth Defies Obstacles

South Africa is undergoing an energy transition driven by distributed solar power, witnessing a surge in photovoltaic installations and improved cost-effectiveness, with active participation from Chinese companies. However, structural contradictions are emerging, including concerns about employment, industrial chain development, and equity. The public utility company faces challenges and needs to adjust its strategy. South Africa must strike a balance between efficiency, fairness, and industrial development to ensure the energy transition benefits all citizens. This requires careful consideration of socio-economic impacts and strategic planning for a sustainable and inclusive energy future.

US Industrial Real Estate Hits Record Low Availability CBRE

US Industrial Real Estate Hits Record Low Availability CBRE

A CBRE report reveals that the U.S. industrial real estate availability rate continues to decline, reaching a historic low. E-commerce, supply chain modernization, and manufacturing reshoring are key drivers. The market presents both opportunities and challenges for landlords, tenants, and developers. Looking ahead, e-commerce will continue to fuel demand, supply chains will become more complex, and sustainability and technology will play a larger role. The report highlights the ongoing shifts and trends shaping the industrial real estate landscape, emphasizing the need for adaptability and strategic planning in a dynamic market environment.