This article delves into the responsibilities of shippers and carriers in container transportation, covering the legal requirements for both consolidated and full-container loads, as well as unforeseen loss liabilities. It aims to provide industry professionals with a comprehensive understanding of liability and risk management strategies.
At the invitation of Jordan Customs, the WCO utilized the Japan Fund to pilot a new risk management tool. The initiative aimed to assess Jordan Customs' capabilities in risk management, provide recommendations for improvement, and ultimately contribute to the modernization of Jordan Customs. This pilot project focused on leveraging WCO tools and best practices to enhance risk assessment and mitigation strategies within Jordanian customs operations. The goal was to strengthen border security and facilitate legitimate trade through improved risk management practices.
Turkmenistan Customs, in collaboration with the World Customs Organization (WCO), held a national workshop on risk management. The workshop aimed to assess and optimize the existing risk management system, enhancing trade security and customs clearance efficiency. It covered the WCO Risk Management Compendium, the latest tools and techniques, and the Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) program. In-depth discussions were held on risk assessment processes, response measures, information sharing, and cooperation. The workshop provides strong support for the modernization of Turkmenistan Customs.
In 2017, Lao Customs officers participated in a training program on airport compliance and enforcement, supported by the World Customs Organization and sponsored by the Japan Customs Cooperation Fund. The training aimed to enhance Lao Customs' capabilities in passenger risk management. Through theoretical learning and practical exercises, participants mastered key skills such as risk assessment, risk profiling, and target selection. They also learned practical methods including verbal and non-verbal risk assessment and questioning techniques. This initiative contributes to the modernization of Lao Customs.
This article discusses the significance of automation testing in optimizing warehouse management systems. It shares insights from industry experts and offers practical strategies to address testing challenges, continuous testing, and fostering an innovative culture. These approaches aim to help businesses enhance operational efficiency and risk control capabilities within complex supply chains.
Ping An Property & Casualty Insurance has signed a cooperation agreement with the Standard P&I Club to launch a comprehensive package for ocean-going vessel insurance, enhancing shipping security capabilities. This strategic partnership aims to provide the shipping industry with comprehensive risk protection by enriching product offerings and improving service quality.
International express tracking directly impacts user experience. Full tracking provides a continuous data stream, high transparency, and strong risk prediction, suitable for high-value, time-sensitive goods. Key node tracking is lower cost but carries the risk of information blind spots. Choosing the right method requires balancing cargo attributes, risk tolerance, and logistics budget. Consulting with a professional advisor for a customized solution is recommended.
The international express industry is transitioning from a traditional experience-driven approach to a standardized process based on ISO certification and service quality ratings, enhancing service quality and management efficiency. ISO certification not only optimizes express processes but also provides companies with an effective risk management framework. In response to changing customer values, the service rating mechanism is continuously evolving, increasing trust and competitiveness in the express industry.
Manufacturing Dive, edited by supply chain expert Kate Magill, focuses on technology, sustainability, risk, and talent to help manufacturing companies navigate challenges and achieve growth. The publication provides valuable industry insights and covers key trends impacting the manufacturing sector, assisting companies in their manufacturing transformation journey and enabling effective supply chain management.
IATA leads the industry in enhancing the safety of dangerous goods air transport, emphasizing compliance and risk management. It establishes a safety framework through the Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR), specialized training, and industry collaboration. This article focuses on market trends and regulatory updates expected by 2026, and recommends relevant training programs and industry events to help companies operate safely and compliantly. The goal is to provide insights for businesses to navigate the complexities of dangerous goods transportation and maintain a strong safety profile.
