Baltimore Port Opens Temporary Channel to Ease Cargo Backlog After Bridge Collapse

Baltimore Port Opens Temporary Channel to Ease Cargo Backlog After Bridge Collapse

The collapse of the Baltimore bridge has triggered a supply chain crisis at the port. While a temporary channel offers some relief, extensive debris removal, underwater surveys, and dredging operations are underway. The port closure impacts the transportation of automobiles, agricultural products, and other goods, requiring businesses to adapt. The reconstruction presents both challenges and opportunities, potentially leading to port upgrades and modernization. The focus remains on restoring full operational capacity and mitigating further disruptions to the global supply chain.

11/03/2025 Logistics
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Banks Boost Loss Management to Maximize Asset Value

Banks Boost Loss Management to Maximize Asset Value

This article explores how to effectively manage damaged goods in warehousing by establishing standardized processes and strategic disposal to maximize asset value. It aims to transform the traditional perception of damage from a consumption perspective to a value-creating approach.

07/31/2025 Warehousing
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Air France Resumes Nonstop Flights Between Beijing and Paris

Air France Resumes Nonstop Flights Between Beijing and Paris

Air France has resumed direct flights from Beijing to Paris, operating one flight per week, with the entry point set in Tianjin. Additionally, flights between Shanghai and Paris have increased to two per week. Flight information includes various schedules and dates for travelers to choose from and plan their trips. All times are given in local time.

07/28/2025 Logistics
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Reverse Logistics Gains Importance as Businesses Prioritize Sustainability

Reverse Logistics Gains Importance as Businesses Prioritize Sustainability

Reverse logistics refers to the process of products returning from consumers to production or processing points, aimed at achieving resource recycling and environmental protection. Effective management of reverse logistics can not only reduce raw material consumption and environmental impact but also create economic value for companies and enhance consumer satisfaction. Integrating reverse logistics into overall strategy helps businesses gain a competitive advantage.

Swiss Retail Rebounds in Q3 on Strong Apparel Sales

Swiss Retail Rebounds in Q3 on Strong Apparel Sales

The Swiss e-commerce market rebounded in the third quarter, with retail sales increasing by 5%. The fashion sector performed particularly well, driven by a surge in demand for warm clothing. However, the economic outlook remains uncertain due to persistent inflationary pressures. Retailers need to closely monitor market developments and adapt their business strategies accordingly to navigate the challenges and capitalize on opportunities in the evolving landscape.

Amazon Sellers Gain Access to Proven Account Reinstatement Templates

Amazon Sellers Gain Access to Proven Account Reinstatement Templates

This article provides a golden template for Amazon seller appeals, addressing common issues such as ODR exceeding limits and new account suspension. It offers sample appeal letters and modification tips to help you appeal efficiently and regain selling privileges. Relevant appeal links are also provided to assist sellers in successful operation. This template focuses on providing a structured approach to crafting compelling appeals, increasing the likelihood of account reinstatement and minimizing disruption to your Amazon business.

Shopee Implements Cost Cuts Amid Market Struggles

Shopee Implements Cost Cuts Amid Market Struggles

Faced with significant losses, Shopee is implementing measures like layoffs, executive salary reductions, and strategic retrenchment to survive. The company is withdrawing from several markets to focus on its core business and has introduced support policies to reassure sellers. Shopee's future hinges on its ability to identify new growth opportunities and achieve sustainable development amidst fierce market competition.

US Imports Jump in Q1 Amid Supply Chain Shifts

US Imports Jump in Q1 Amid Supply Chain Shifts

S&P Global reports a significant surge in US Q1 imports, led by industrial goods with steady growth in consumer goods. While partly due to a lower base in the previous year, it indicates economic resilience. Experts predict a potential slowdown, highlighting uncertainties related to ports, labor, and tariffs. Businesses should carefully assess the situation, adapt their strategies, and seize new opportunities within the evolving supply chain landscape.

US Imports Hit Record High As Economy Gains Steam

US Imports Hit Record High As Economy Gains Steam

S&P Global Market Intelligence reports that US container imports rose 11% year-over-year in May, reaching 2.7 million TEUs, marking the ninth consecutive month of growth. The cumulative increase for the first five months is 13%, totaling 12.77 million TEUs. Imports of both consumer and industrial goods have seen significant growth. Experts suggest that while the import data is strong, the growth rate may slow down. Attention should be paid to inventory levels and the global economic situation.

01/15/2026 Logistics
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Amazon Sellers Urged to Manage Presales to Avoid Early Launches

Amazon Sellers Urged to Manage Presales to Avoid Early Launches

This article details how Amazon sellers can prevent listings from automatically going live before new products are in stock. It emphasizes the importance of pre-sale time settings and provides specific operational guidelines for checking key dates, handling existing situations, and differentiating between self-fulfillment and FBA models. The aim is to help sellers mitigate risks and ensure a smooth launch of new products by preventing premature sales and potential order fulfillment issues before inventory arrives at Amazon's warehouses.