US Businesses May Reclaim Millions in Unclaimed Tariff Refunds

US Businesses May Reclaim Millions in Unclaimed Tariff Refunds

Facing opportunities arising from the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) tariff policy adjustments, how can businesses seize duty drawback benefits? North American customs compliance expert Ben Bidwell reveals the impact of USTR tariff policy changes, the potential for duty drawback amounts, the direction of China-U.S. tariffs, and the long-term effects of tariffs. He advises companies to proactively respond, grasp opportunities, strengthen cooperation with customs brokers and trade experts, enhance compliance levels, and reduce trade risks. This proactive approach is crucial for navigating the evolving trade landscape and maximizing potential benefits.

01/30/2026 Customs Knowledge
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North American Trucking Market Adapts As Trailer Orders Decline

North American Trucking Market Adapts As Trailer Orders Decline

Recent data indicates a decline in US trailer orders, but backlogs are still increasing, reflecting both capacity bottlenecks and ongoing demand. Heavy-duty truck orders continue to grow, driven by tight capacity and fleet renewal needs. The used vehicle market is cooling, with demand shifting towards new vehicles. The North American commercial vehicle market faces both opportunities and challenges. A rational approach to market fluctuations is necessary to capitalize on long-term growth opportunities. The market presents a mixed picture of decreasing trailer orders coupled with strong truck demand.

02/03/2026 Logistics
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Airlines Face CORSIA Compliance Hurdles Amid Sustainability Push

Airlines Face CORSIA Compliance Hurdles Amid Sustainability Push

CORSIA profoundly impacts the aviation industry, shaping competitive advantages. Airlines must address market challenges by proactively procuring and managing risks. Early integration into sustainable development strategies is crucial for long-term success. This involves careful planning and execution to navigate the complexities of carbon offsetting and ensure compliance with CORSIA regulations. By embracing sustainability, airlines can not only mitigate environmental impact but also enhance their brand reputation and attract environmentally conscious customers. Ultimately, a proactive approach to CORSIA is essential for airlines to thrive in a rapidly evolving landscape.

02/03/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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DHL Addresses Logistics Talent Shortage with Strategic Hiring

DHL Addresses Logistics Talent Shortage with Strategic Hiring

Addressing the increasingly severe talent shortage in the logistics industry, DHL Supply Chain has implemented a series of long-term strategies to attract, retain, and develop top talent. These strategies include providing career development opportunities, embracing innovative technologies, optimizing job-person fit, and caring for the work-life quality of drivers. Through these initiatives, DHL Supply Chain is committed to building a sustainable talent ecosystem, ensuring the smooth operation of the supply chain. The focus is on creating a supportive and engaging environment for employees at all levels.

02/03/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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GOD Team Expands Crossborder Ecommerce Services in Putian Guangdong

GOD Team Expands Crossborder Ecommerce Services in Putian Guangdong

The GOD team announced a slowdown in their public account updates, shifting their strategic focus to in-depth services, providing more precise support for Putian and Guangdong-based cross-border e-commerce practitioners. Customer service is upgraded with direct access to GOD, ensuring closed-loop delivery of high-value content and protecting the rights of paid members. The team focuses on practical and long-term support to help cross-border e-commerce businesses succeed. This strategic adjustment aims to provide more personalized and effective assistance to their target audience.

02/02/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Europes Maritime Shipping Dominance Faces New Challenges

Europes Maritime Shipping Dominance Faces New Challenges

This paper provides an in-depth analysis of the status, development, and future challenges of international maritime transport in Europe. The European shipping industry holds a significant position in global shipping due to its long history, developed economy, leading technology, and well-established infrastructure. Facing challenges such as environmental pressures, digital transformation, and economic fluctuations, European shipping companies are actively responding to maintain their leading position and seize new opportunities brought by initiatives such as the Belt and Road. They are striving for sustainable growth and enhanced competitiveness in the evolving global market.

02/02/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
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USPS Overhauls Services to Compete in Ecommerce Delivery

USPS Overhauls Services to Compete in Ecommerce Delivery

USPS released a ten-year plan focused on cost reduction, service optimization, and technology adoption to transform its operations. Key aspects include expanding package delivery services, improving cash flow, and developing an electric vehicle fleet. The plan aims to achieve a breakthrough in e-commerce logistics by enhancing its capabilities in the last mile delivery and adapting to the evolving demands of the market. It seeks to ensure the long-term financial stability and operational efficiency of the United States Postal Service in the face of growing e-commerce volumes.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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US Ports Overcome Labor Issues Retailers Optimistic for Holidays

US Ports Overcome Labor Issues Retailers Optimistic for Holidays

Despite brief strikes at US East Coast and Gulf Coast ports, US import volumes are projected to remain strong. Retailers' proactive stockpiling and flexible supply chain adjustments mitigated the impact of the strikes. The Port Tracker report indicates continued import growth and strong retailer confidence, anticipating sufficient supply for the holiday shopping season. A long-term agreement between labor and management is crucial to ensure supply chain stability. The ability of retailers to forecast and adapt to disruptions is a key factor in maintaining a steady flow of goods.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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STB Chair Urges Railroads to Focus on Service Not Profits

STB Chair Urges Railroads to Focus on Service Not Profits

U.S. Surface Transportation Board Member Robert Primus, at the NEARS conference, emphasized the urgent need to improve rail service levels. He pointed to prioritizing operating ratio (PSR), problems with PSR implementation, labor shortages, and insufficient investment benefit assessments as key contributing factors. From a data analyst's perspective, this article proposes solutions including quantitative assessment, PSR optimization, addressing labor issues, and evaluating investment benefits. The aim is to reshape rail service and enhance its competitiveness by focusing on service quality and long-term sustainability rather than solely on short-term cost reduction.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Home Appliance Giants Struggle in Smart Pet Product Market

Home Appliance Giants Struggle in Smart Pet Product Market

Midea Group's failure in the pet market reflects the challenges facing the pet intelligent products industry. This article analyzes the reasons for the setbacks of giant companies, compares the survival status of focused brands and emerging brands, and explores the opportunities and challenges of overseas strategies. The failure highlights the complexities of the market and the need for specialized expertise. Moving forward, intelligentization and differentiation will be crucial for the development of pet intelligent product companies. Successfully navigating these aspects will determine long-term success in this competitive landscape.

02/03/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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