Matsons October Express Shipping Sees Strong Delivery Performance

Matsons October Express Shipping Sees Strong Delivery Performance

This article provides a detailed analysis of the Matson Clipper's sailing schedule for weeks 42-44 in late October, covering vessels such as Ka'i, Kaua'i, Lani, Lana'i, Hina, and Maui. It includes departure, navigation, and estimated arrival times. The analysis highlights the efficiency characteristics of both regular and extra (ad hoc) sailings. This information offers practical logistics recommendations for cross-border e-commerce sellers and logistics professionals, helping them optimize their shipping strategies.

01/05/2026 Logistics
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Key Tips for Avoiding ISF Filing Errors and Ensuring Compliance

Key Tips for Avoiding ISF Filing Errors and Ensuring Compliance

This article addresses common issues in ISF filing, such as incorrect seller information, late filing, and SCAC code errors. It provides practical advice to help importers avoid customs clearance risks and ensure smooth entry of goods into the US market. The importance of early preparation, information verification, selecting a professional customs broker, and timely communication are emphasized. By understanding these points, importers can minimize potential delays and penalties associated with ISF compliance.

01/08/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Ebay Explains Account Suspensions and Prevention Tips

Ebay Explains Account Suspensions and Prevention Tips

This article delves into the common reasons for eBay account freezes, including late payments, violations of platform rules, and account information verification failures. It clarifies the distinctions between account freezes, suspensions, and restrictions. Furthermore, it provides actionable steps to take after an account freeze, such as contacting customer service, resolving violations, and filing appeals. The aim is to help sellers avoid transaction disruptions and ensure smooth business operations on the eBay platform.

12/29/2025 Logistics Encyclopedia
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Anchorage Airport Unveils Key 20252026 Pilot Updates

Anchorage Airport Unveils Key 20252026 Pilot Updates

This document provides a detailed overview of Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC) operations from late 2025 to early 2026. It covers key aspects such as airport overview, runway information, weight restrictions, operating procedures, airport facilities, and important NOTAMs (Notices to Airmen). The aim is to offer pilots a comprehensive operational guide, ensuring flight safety and efficiency when operating at ANC. This guide helps pilots navigate the airport's complexities and adhere to regulations.

01/15/2026 Airport Codes
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Pandemic Panic Buying Boosts Trucking Rates

Pandemic Panic Buying Boosts Trucking Rates

A DAT report indicates that emergency restocking driven by the COVID-19 pandemic pushed up spot market truckload rates and volumes in the US during mid-to-late March. Demand for van and refrigerated trucks surged, leading to tight capacity. Experts believe the market's trajectory in the coming weeks is crucial, emphasizing the importance of the agricultural shipping season and the pandemic's impact on consumer demand. Logistics companies should adapt flexibly to capitalize on opportunities.

01/21/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Rail Freight Rises in Carloads Dips in Intermodal

US Rail Freight Rises in Carloads Dips in Intermodal

Data from the Association of American Railroads shows a mixed picture for the US rail freight market in late January. Carload traffic experienced a slight increase, driven by sectors like nonmetallic minerals, coal, and automotive. However, intermodal traffic continued to decline, potentially due to easing port congestion, inventory adjustments, and slowing consumer spending. Overall, North American rail freight saw a slight decrease. The rail freight market faces a future with both challenges and opportunities.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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US Rail Freight Carloads Rise Intermodal Declines in January

US Rail Freight Carloads Rise Intermodal Declines in January

According to the Association of American Railroads, U.S. rail freight performance in late January presented a mixed picture. Carload traffic increased by 3.3% year-over-year, driven by nonmetallic minerals and coal. However, intermodal traffic declined by 6.7%, reflecting softening consumer demand and ongoing supply chain challenges. Overall North American rail traffic saw a slight decrease. Key influencing factors going forward include the broader macroeconomic environment, supply chain resilience, the energy transition, and technological innovation.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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Guide to Avoiding Demurrage Fees in Ocean Freight

Guide to Avoiding Demurrage Fees in Ocean Freight

This article provides an in-depth analysis of demurrage rules and avoidance strategies in international shipping. It emphasizes the importance of preparing declaration documents in advance, closely monitoring declaration deadlines, and selecting reliable partners. The aim is to help readers avoid additional fees caused by late declarations and achieve efficient customs clearance. By understanding these key factors, importers and exporters can minimize demurrage costs and streamline their shipping operations, ultimately saving time and money.

02/03/2026 Customs Knowledge
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US Rail Freight Volumes Decline in October Amid Annual Growth

US Rail Freight Volumes Decline in October Amid Annual Growth

Data from the Association of American Railroads shows that U.S. rail freight and intermodal traffic declined year-over-year in late October, with mixed performance across different market segments. While year-to-date cumulative data remains positive, attention should be paid to the impact of multiple factors, including macroeconomic conditions, supply chains, and energy transition. Moving forward, it is crucial to monitor policy developments, optimize operations, and achieve sustainable growth in the rail freight sector.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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US Truckload Rates and Volume Drop in July DAT

US Truckload Rates and Volume Drop in July DAT

The DAT report indicates a seasonal cooling in the US trucking market in late July, with both freight volumes and rates declining. Dry van, refrigerated, and flatbed sectors all experienced varying degrees of decrease. Analysts attribute this to a combination of seasonal factors, economic conditions, excess capacity, and fuel prices. Facing both challenges and opportunities, trucking companies and shippers need to closely monitor market trends and flexibly adjust their business strategies to navigate market volatility.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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