Chinamalaysia Highspeed Rail to Link Kunming and Kuala Lumpur

Chinamalaysia Highspeed Rail to Link Kunming and Kuala Lumpur

The China-Malaysia high-speed railway, expected to be fully operational by 2025, will significantly boost economic development along its route and offer travelers a more affordable travel option. This article introduces the railway's route planning, construction progress, technical standards, and economic benefits. It compares the railway's expected fares with current air ticket prices, answers frequently asked questions, and envisions a new era of travel brought about by the high-speed rail.

02/02/2026 Logistics
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Postpandemic Logistics Trends Reshape Supply Chains

Postpandemic Logistics Trends Reshape Supply Chains

The March issue of 'Logistics Management' magazine focuses on 2021 logistics industry trends, offering in-depth analysis of key issues such as e-commerce boom, cloud WMS applications, reverse logistics value, equipment demand forecasting, LTL market conditions, and the impact of container shipping. It provides forward-looking insights for businesses to succeed in the post-pandemic era. The magazine explores how these factors are shaping the industry and offers strategies for companies to navigate the evolving landscape and capitalize on emerging opportunities.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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Air Freight Challenges for Electronics Shipping Grow

Air Freight Challenges for Electronics Shipping Grow

International air freight of dangerous goods requires careful attention to documentation and packaging. Essential documents include MSDS/TDS reports, UN38.3 test reports, and air transport certification to ensure cargo safety and compliance. Packaging must be sturdy and impact-resistant, with batteries individually insulated and clearly labeled. Products with built-in batteries must be powered off. External/pure batteries require packaging according to dangerous goods standards. Special circumstances may require additional reinforcement and separate compartment loading to ensure safe and efficient delivery.

Taiwanmainland Air Cargo Boosts Crossstrait Trade

Taiwanmainland Air Cargo Boosts Crossstrait Trade

The demand for air transport from Taiwan to mainland China is significantly increasing. Direct flights and transshipment are the primary methods, with a diverse range of goods being transported. Air transport offers advantages in terms of speed and capacity, but at a higher cost. Deepening cooperation is the future direction for cross-strait air transport, aiming to optimize efficiency and reduce costs, fostering stronger economic ties between Taiwan and mainland China. The focus is on streamlining processes and exploring innovative solutions to meet the growing demand.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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