Guangzhou Port Sells Zhonglian Shipping Stake in Strategic Pivot

Guangzhou Port Sells Zhonglian Shipping Stake in Strategic Pivot

Guangzhou Port plans to list its 14.7% stake in CULines for transfer, completing its full exit from the shipping company. Previously, Guangzhou Port partially reduced its holdings in CULines through share repurchase and agreement transfer. This transaction may be a significant move for Guangzhou Port to optimize its asset structure and adjust its shipping strategy, drawing market attention to its future development direction. The sale marks a complete departure from CULines for Guangzhou Port.

Dry Bulk Shipping Sees New Solutions in Commodity Logistics

Dry Bulk Shipping Sees New Solutions in Commodity Logistics

With 32 years of industry experience and scarce dry bulk chartering resources, Tianjin Meilian International Freight Forwarding Co., Ltd. provides freight forwarding companies with full vessel type options from 1,500 tons to 200,000 tons, and mature routes covering West Africa, South America, and Brazil. Through the WIFFA platform, Tianjin Meilian seeks cooperation with trucking companies, customs clearance companies, and other enterprises nationwide to jointly expand the bulk logistics market and achieve mutual benefit and win-win results.

Jones Act Debate Protectionism Vs Growth in US Shipping

Jones Act Debate Protectionism Vs Growth in US Shipping

This article explores the controversies and challenges surrounding the U.S. Jones Act, highlighting its limitations on competition, hindrance to emergency relief efforts, and weakening of the U.S. shipping industry's competitiveness. The article calls for a re-evaluation of the Jones Act, urging a balance between national security, economic development, and environmental protection. It advocates for gradual reforms and strengthened regulations, seeking equilibrium between protection and openness within the industry.

Global Shipping Faces Overcapacity Weak Demand in Peak Season

Global Shipping Faces Overcapacity Weak Demand in Peak Season

The global shipping market is facing headwinds from multiple factors including the European recession, weak US demand, overcapacity, and high inventory levels. The market is expected to remain sluggish in the coming months, with a weak peak season becoming the norm. Companies should closely monitor market trends, optimize supply chain management, strengthen risk management, and seek partnerships to navigate these challenges. The situation demands proactive strategies to mitigate potential losses and capitalize on emerging opportunities despite the economic downturn.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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CMA CGM Invests in Smart Containers for Shipping Transparency

CMA CGM Invests in Smart Containers for Shipping Transparency

CMA CGM invests heavily in adding 50,000 smart containers to its fleet, equipped with Traxens trackers for real-time monitoring of cargo location, temperature, and vibration. This initiative aims to enhance supply chain transparency, optimize customer experience, and drive the digital transformation of the shipping industry. By reducing costs, minimizing losses, and improving efficiency, smart containers empower the shipping industry towards a smarter, more transparent, and efficient future.

02/03/2026 Logistics
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Amazon Sellers Face Shipping Customs Challenges in FBA Growth

Amazon Sellers Face Shipping Customs Challenges in FBA Growth

This article delves into the strengths and weaknesses of major shipping lines like Maersk, MSC, CMA CGM, and Evergreen in the context of US FBA ocean freight. It also provides a detailed overview of the Amazon FBA ocean freight customs clearance process, covering steps like cargo preparation, document compilation, customs declaration, duty payment, customs inspection, and release & delivery. The aim is to assist cross-border e-commerce sellers in selecting suitable shipping lines, successfully completing customs clearance, reducing logistics costs, and improving operational efficiency.

Study Analyzes Cost Time and Risk in Europeasia Shipping

Study Analyzes Cost Time and Risk in Europeasia Shipping

This paper, from a data analyst's perspective, delves into the three major Eurasian sea freight routes: the Mediterranean route, the Arctic route, and the Pacific route. It quantitatively assesses their strengths and weaknesses in terms of cost, time efficiency, and risk. The study emphasizes that companies should make optimal route selections based on data-driven insights, comprehensively considering factors such as cargo type, transit time, cost, and risk tolerance. This approach allows for informed decisions that align with specific business needs and objectives.

Courier Vs Air Freight Cost Battle in Global Shipping

Courier Vs Air Freight Cost Battle in Global Shipping

International shipping offers express and air freight options, each with advantages. Express is fast and comprehensive, ideal for urgent small packages. Air freight is more economical for large volumes. Choosing depends on balancing speed, cost, service, and cargo restrictions. Consulting a professional freight forwarder is recommended to determine the optimal solution for your needs, considering factors such as delivery time, budget, and specific requirements for international shipment.

Chinathailand Trade Boom Fuels Growth in Thai Shipping Lanes

Chinathailand Trade Boom Fuels Growth in Thai Shipping Lanes

This article analyzes the advantages of dedicated Thailand shipping lines in China-Thailand trade from a data analyst's perspective. It delves into key indicators such as timeliness, freight costs, route coverage, operational convenience, and security. The analysis reveals the value of these shipping lines in reducing logistics costs and improving transportation efficiency. This provides a valuable reference for businesses seeking optimal logistics solutions between China and Thailand, helping them make informed decisions about their supply chain strategies.

02/02/2026 Logistics
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China Merchants Energy Shipping Invests 180M in Container Fleet

China Merchants Energy Shipping Invests 180M in Container Fleet

China Merchants Energy Shipping (CMES) has invested over 1.3 billion yuan to order four 3000 TEU container ships, aiming to optimize its fleet structure and enhance market competitiveness. This move is not only a strategic layout for CMES's own development but also reflects the shipping industry's trend towards environmental protection, efficiency, and intelligence. The fairness of the transaction is ensured through open inquiry and market-oriented pricing principles. Despite challenges in the shipping market, opportunities and development potential coexist.

02/03/2026 Logistics
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