UPS Expands Healthcare Logistics in Latin America with New Facilities

UPS Expands Healthcare Logistics in Latin America with New Facilities

UPS expands its healthcare services in Latin America by establishing new facilities in Mexico City, São Paulo, and Santiago. These facilities offer temperature-controlled storage and compliance assurance, covering 70% of the Latin American market. This expansion strengthens UPS's ability to provide comprehensive logistics solutions for the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries in the region, ensuring the safe and efficient delivery of critical medical products.

01/29/2026 Logistics
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Bill of Lading Vs Waybill Key Differences in Global Logistics

Bill of Lading Vs Waybill Key Differences in Global Logistics

This article delves into the key differences between bills of lading and waybills in international logistics. It compares and analyzes them from four perspectives: applicable scenarios, legal nature, core functions, and issuing entities. It emphasizes the necessity of strictly safeguarding the bill of lading as a document of title, and the long-term value of retaining the waybill as proof of the transportation contract. This provides practical document management strategies for participants in international trade.

Arrive Logistics Raises 300M Led by ATL Partners for Expansion

Arrive Logistics Raises 300M Led by ATL Partners for Expansion

Arrive Logistics has secured over $300 million in funding to accelerate its growth through technology upgrades, service expansion, and team expansion. The investment will enable the company to further innovate its platform, broaden its service offerings to meet evolving customer needs, and strengthen its team to support continued growth and market leadership. This funding underscores investor confidence in Arrive Logistics' vision and its ability to transform the freight brokerage industry.

01/30/2026 Logistics
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USPS Opens Lastmile Delivery to Bids May Alter Retail Logistics

USPS Opens Lastmile Delivery to Bids May Alter Retail Logistics

The United States Postal Service (USPS) plans to open its last-mile delivery network, allowing businesses of all sizes to bid on using its 18,000+ Delivery Destination Units (DDUs). This initiative aims to lower costs for businesses, increase revenue for USPS, and enable faster same-day/next-day delivery within cities. Experts believe this move presents both opportunities and challenges, with the ultimate success depending on the execution of the bidding process and the level of market competition.

XPO Logistics Acquires Khne  Nagel UK to Expand in Europe

XPO Logistics Acquires Khne Nagel UK to Expand in Europe

XPO acquires K+N's UK contract logistics operations, expanding its presence in the UK market and strengthening its logistics capabilities. This acquisition will also optimize XPO's pan-European network. XPO, having previously demonstrated strong performance, is planning to divest some of its business segments. The K+N acquisition aligns with XPO's strategy to enhance its position in key European markets and provide comprehensive contract logistics solutions.

01/30/2026 Logistics
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Quest for Quality Awards Honor Top Logistics and Transportation Firms

Quest for Quality Awards Honor Top Logistics and Transportation Firms

The 42nd Annual Quest for Quality Awards, published by Logistics Management Magazine, recognizes 160 outstanding logistics service providers. Based on customer evaluations, the awards assess transportation, 3PL, and port services, covering key metrics like on-time delivery, value, and technology. The results provide a valuable reference for companies seeking high-quality logistics partners and reflect industry trends towards digitalization, customization, and sustainability. The awards highlight companies excelling in meeting evolving customer needs and achieving operational excellence within the dynamic logistics landscape.

Global Logistics Firms Grapple With Rising Demurrage and Detention Costs

Global Logistics Firms Grapple With Rising Demurrage and Detention Costs

This article provides a detailed explanation of demurrage and detention fees in cross-border logistics, including their definitions, causes, and avoidance methods. Demurrage refers to the charges incurred for exceeding the free time allowed for cargo to remain in a port terminal. Detention, on the other hand, is charged for exceeding the free time allowed for the return of shipping containers to the carrier. The article offers practical advice from various perspectives, such as customs clearance preparation, time management, and responsibility allocation, to help importers and exporters reduce logistics costs and improve trade efficiency.

Decoding CIP Incoterms Key Costs and Logistics in Global Trade

Decoding CIP Incoterms Key Costs and Logistics in Global Trade

This article provides an in-depth analysis of CIP Incoterms, explaining its cost allocation, modes of transport, and customs clearance responsibilities. Under CIP, the seller is responsible for delivering the goods to the named place of destination and procuring transport insurance, but typically does not cover customs clearance costs at the destination port. Businesses should clearly define all terms to mitigate trade risks.

Solar Panel Sellers Adapt Logistics to Compete in US Market

Solar Panel Sellers Adapt Logistics to Compete in US Market

This article focuses on the needs of independent website sellers shipping photovoltaic accessories to the US, providing a detailed analysis of the parts list and installation considerations for rural rooftop solar power generation. Addressing logistical challenges, it proposes solutions like overseas warehousing and dedicated line logistics. Furthermore, the article explores the market prospects and development trends of photovoltaic new energy and the energy internet, offering valuable insights for sellers.

02/02/2026 Logistics
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Czech Luxury Goods Gain Traction in China Via Efficient Logistics

Czech Luxury Goods Gain Traction in China Via Efficient Logistics

Czech luxury goods are rapidly entering the Chinese market, primarily through international express delivery, forwarding companies, and sea freight. When choosing a method, consider transportation time, shipping costs, customs duties, and security. Optimizing customs clearance processes and improving logistics information technology will further enhance efficiency, allowing Chinese consumers to more conveniently enjoy Czech luxury products. The key is balancing cost, speed, and reliability to create a seamless experience for the end customer in China.

02/02/2026 Logistics
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