New IATA Course Aims to Optimize Air Cargo Efficiency

New IATA Course Aims to Optimize Air Cargo Efficiency

The IATA Air Cargo Management course offers a 360-degree industry perspective, covering business operations, processes, and regulatory foundations. Designed to enhance professional skills, it helps practitioners address industry challenges and seize development opportunities. The comprehensive curriculum covers key industry areas and is suitable for professionals in airlines, freight forwarders, logistics companies, and related fields. It provides a strong foundation for understanding and navigating the complexities of the air cargo industry.

Global Freight Economy Faces Trade Tension Uncertainty

Global Freight Economy Faces Trade Tension Uncertainty

Escalating trade tensions are increasing uncertainty in global freight. This analysis examines the macroeconomic impacts, recession risks, and corporate responses to this volatile environment. It emphasizes the importance of risk management strategies, technological innovation, and international cooperation for businesses navigating these challenges. Companies need to adapt and build resilient supply chains to mitigate the negative effects of trade friction and ensure continued operations in a dynamic global market.

Global Supply Chains Face Prolonged Recovery Report Shows

Global Supply Chains Face Prolonged Recovery Report Shows

An ASCM/KPMG report indicates that global supply chains are gradually recovering but remain unstable. Falling freight rates, increased nearshoring, labor market shifts, and inventory strategy adjustments are observed. Geopolitical and climate risks persist, contributing to the ongoing volatility and requiring businesses to remain agile and resilient in their supply chain operations. The report highlights the need for continuous monitoring and proactive risk management to navigate the evolving landscape.

Businesses Shift from Air to Sea Freight to Cut Costs

Businesses Shift from Air to Sea Freight to Cut Costs

Changes in the global economic situation and improved ocean freight reliability have led to a decline in air freight demand. Businesses need to optimize their freight models, balancing cost and efficiency, and strengthen supply chain management. Utilizing digital technologies to enhance competitiveness is also crucial to adapt to market changes and achieve sustainable development. Companies must proactively adjust their strategies to navigate the evolving landscape and ensure resilience in their operations.

CH Robinson Tackles Supply Chain Disruptions During Hurricane Dorian

CH Robinson Tackles Supply Chain Disruptions During Hurricane Dorian

C.H. Robinson assisted shippers in navigating the logistical challenges posed by Hurricane Dorian by closely monitoring the storm's path, providing timely communication, offering alternative solutions, and leveraging its technology platform. Their proactive approach ensured minimal disruption to supply chains and helped clients mitigate potential risks associated with the hurricane. This highlights the importance of robust risk management strategies and agile supply chain operations in the face of natural disasters.

01/29/2026 Logistics
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Amazon Sellers Urged to Comply with FBA Labeling Rules

Amazon Sellers Urged to Comply with FBA Labeling Rules

FBA product label compliance is crucial, directly impacting inbound processes, inventory management, and operational efficiency. Non-compliance can lead to delayed receiving, additional fees, inventory discrepancies, damaged store performance, and even legal risks. Ensuring accurate, clear, and compliant labels is key to successful Amazon operations. Prioritizing label adherence streamlines workflows, minimizes errors, and optimizes the overall FBA experience, ultimately contributing to a more profitable and sustainable business on the Amazon platform.

Under Armour Shifts to Leaner Strategy in Apparel Market

Under Armour Shifts to Leaner Strategy in Apparel Market

Under Armour is undergoing a transformation aimed at overcoming challenges after rapid expansion by streamlining operations, optimizing its supply chain, developing direct-to-consumer (DTC) channels, and refining financial management. The company is working to reduce costs, improve efficiency, and reshape brand competitiveness with a data-driven and consumer-centric strategy to achieve sustainable growth. This involves focusing on consumer insights and leveraging data to inform product development and marketing efforts.

Data Analytics Cuts Logistics Costs Boosts Efficiency

Data Analytics Cuts Logistics Costs Boosts Efficiency

This paper explores how to leverage data analytics platforms to reduce freight costs and improve logistics decision-making efficiency. By using pre-configured data connections, in-depth data insights, visualization tools, and “what-if” analysis features, shippers can more effectively identify cost-saving opportunities, optimize logistics networks, and mitigate decision-making risks. This ultimately achieves a data-driven logistics management loop, enabling informed decisions and improved performance in freight operations.

WCO Backs Ugandas Trade Reforms for Economic Growth

WCO Backs Ugandas Trade Reforms for Economic Growth

The WCO supports the Uganda Revenue Authority in implementing the WTO's Trade Facilitation Agreement, enhancing trade efficiency. Uganda's adoption of WCO tools has significantly improved its trade facilitation performance. This collaboration has streamlined customs procedures, reduced border delays, and fostered greater transparency, ultimately contributing to economic growth and regional integration in Uganda. The initiatives focus on capacity building, automation, and risk management to modernize customs operations and facilitate legitimate trade flows.

Maritime Industry Adapts to Postpandemic Challenges

Maritime Industry Adapts to Postpandemic Challenges

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on the global maritime industry, covering aspects such as port operations, seafarer challenges, and shifts in shipping demand. For logistics managers, it proposes strategies including enhancing supply chain visibility, implementing risk management, and re-evaluating supply chain networks. Finally, it looks ahead to future trends in the maritime industry, such as digital transformation, green initiatives, and regionalization.