Perboosts Trade Efficiency with Global Facilitation Project

Perboosts Trade Efficiency with Global Facilitation Project

The Global Program for Trade Facilitation (PMFE) is deepening its collaboration with Peruvian Customs (SUNAT) by supporting its strategic upgrade through remote workshops, aiming to build a more efficient customs control system. The PMFE expert team is tailoring a strategic map and key performance indicator (KPI) system for SUNAT, injecting new vitality into the modernization of Peruvian Customs and jointly promoting global trade facilitation. This partnership focuses on enhancing SUNAT's capabilities and contributing to smoother international trade flows.

3PL Industry Adapts Strategies Amid Rising Competition

3PL Industry Adapts Strategies Amid Rising Competition

This paper delves into the challenges and opportunities facing the 3PL industry, drawing upon insights from John G. Larkin, Managing Director at STIFEL Investment Bank. It provides practical advice for shippers on selecting 3PL partners, emphasizing the importance of technological innovation, talent development, building trust, fostering mutually beneficial collaborations, and managing risks effectively. The aim is to help businesses thrive in a competitive market and achieve sustainable growth by leveraging strategic 3PL partnerships and embracing key industry trends.

3PL Market Sees Strong Growth Higher Profits TIA Report

3PL Market Sees Strong Growth Higher Profits TIA Report

The TIA report indicates a robust growth in the third-party logistics (3PL) industry during Q2 2014. The report highlights increases across key metrics including freight volume, revenue, revenue per shipment, and gross margin. This signifies a period of strong performance and profitability for the 3PL sector, suggesting positive trends in the overall logistics landscape during that period. The report provides valuable insights into the factors driving this growth and its implications for stakeholders in the industry.

Trade Uncertainty Boosts North American Intermodal Growth

Trade Uncertainty Boosts North American Intermodal Growth

Multimodal transportation expert Larry Gross points out that international freight is experiencing a reduced impact from tariffs, while the domestic freight market appears relatively optimistic. He believes domestic multimodal transport is key to future growth, requiring a breakthrough of the "donut effect" to increase its share in the medium and long-haul transportation market. Simultaneously, attention should be paid to external factors such as global shipping routes, trucking capacity, and driver availability to seize future opportunities.

North American Intermodal Volume Falls in July Recovery Expected

North American Intermodal Volume Falls in July Recovery Expected

According to the Intermodal Association of North America, intermodal volumes in July decreased by 9.8% year-over-year, with a cumulative decrease of 9.6% for the year. Key factors include economic downturn, high inventory levels, and reduced consumer demand. The association anticipates a potential recovery in the second half of the year. Businesses should focus on monitoring the economic situation, optimizing operations, expanding services, strengthening technological innovation, and deepening collaboration to address challenges and seize opportunities.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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Logistics Industry Embraces Digitalization and Smart Supply Chains

Logistics Industry Embraces Digitalization and Smart Supply Chains

The logistics industry is undergoing digital transformation. Digital freight matching platforms are improving efficiency, and the KICKER audio case demonstrates the results of supply chain optimization. Key issues include freight yard management, the application of RFID and drone technology, speed improvement, building resilient supply chains, and addressing labor shortages. Companies need to actively embrace new technologies, optimize supply chain management, and enhance competitiveness. This digital revolution is crucial for staying ahead in the evolving logistics landscape.

Experts Reveal Supply Chain Tech Innovations for 2025

Experts Reveal Supply Chain Tech Innovations for 2025

The 2025 NextGen Supply Chain Conference brings together over 200 industry leaders, focusing on key issues such as artificial intelligence, robotics, digital twins, supply chain resilience, and sustainability. Through a combination of keynote speeches and case studies, the conference provides businesses with practical, readily deployable strategies. It aims to help companies seize future supply chain development opportunities and enhance their competitiveness in the evolving landscape, offering insights into navigating the next generation of supply chain management.

Nextgen Supply Chain Conference 2025 Focuses on Digital Resilience

Nextgen Supply Chain Conference 2025 Focuses on Digital Resilience

The Next Generation Supply Chain Conference 2025 brings together industry leaders, focusing on key issues such as digital transformation, supply chain resilience, and sustainability. The conference explores the application of technologies like AI, robotics, and digital twins in the supply chain. It emphasizes that companies should actively embrace digitalization and build an agile, intelligent, and sustainable supply chain ecosystem to address future challenges. This includes adapting to disruptive events and building more robust and flexible supply chains.

Logistics Leaders Adapt to 2025 Supply Chain Challenges

Logistics Leaders Adapt to 2025 Supply Chain Challenges

The logistics industry faces multiple challenges by 2025, including tariffs, demand fluctuations, and political uncertainties. Key themes include overcapacity, technology dependence, and port resilience. Companies need to build agile supply chains, strengthen risk management, embrace digitalization, establish strategic partnerships, and focus on talent development to maintain control in a turbulent environment and seize future opportunities. Navigating these challenges requires proactive adaptation and a strategic approach to managing disruptions and leveraging technological advancements for enhanced efficiency and resilience.

DHL Invests 300M in North American Logistics Expansion

DHL Invests 300M in North American Logistics Expansion

DHL Supply Chain announced a $300 million investment in North America to accelerate the adoption of emerging technologies across 350 facilities. This initiative aims to address e-commerce and omnichannel challenges while improving operational efficiency and service levels. Key technologies include collaborative robots, artificial intelligence, and autonomous vehicles. DHL also emphasizes a human-centric approach, leveraging technology to support talent development. Furthermore, the company will establish an Americas Innovation Center to drive the future of logistics.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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