Air Cargo Industry Faces Legal Risks Over Counterfeit Shipments

Air Cargo Industry Faces Legal Risks Over Counterfeit Shipments

International air freight strictly prohibits the transportation of counterfeit goods. Seizure can result in serious consequences including confiscation of goods, heavy fines, legal action, criminal liability, damage to corporate reputation, increased logistics costs, and being blacklisted by courier companies. Businesses must strictly comply with relevant laws and regulations, prevent infringement, and ensure the smooth operation of international trade activities. Violating these regulations carries significant legal and financial risks that can severely impact a company's operations and standing.

01/26/2026 Logistics
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Keith Law Firm Sues Ecommerce Sellers Over Copyright Claims

Keith Law Firm Sues Ecommerce Sellers Over Copyright Claims

Keith Law Firm is representing Daniel Jay Eskridge in a copyright lawsuit, putting 116 cross-border e-commerce stores at risk of TRO freezes. Eskridge is an artist who blends classical art with computer technology, and his works are protected by copyright law. Cross-border e-commerce sellers should proactively conduct self-checks, seek legal assistance, and establish a comprehensive intellectual property management system to prevent copyright risks.

01/26/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Swift Transportation Faces 22M Legal Battle Over Driver Status

Swift Transportation Faces 22M Legal Battle Over Driver Status

A U.S. federal judge ruled that some owner-operators at Swift Transportation should be classified as employees rather than independent contractors. The case will proceed in federal court and could have implications for the entire trucking industry and the 'gig economy' model. The company has set aside $22 million in reserves to address potential class-action lawsuits related to this classification issue. This ruling highlights the ongoing debate and legal challenges surrounding worker classification in the evolving landscape of the modern workforce.

01/29/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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STB Rejects Union Pacificnorfolk Southern Merger Over Incomplete Filing

STB Rejects Union Pacificnorfolk Southern Merger Over Incomplete Filing

The U.S. Surface Transportation Board (STB) rejected the proposed $850 billion merger between Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern, citing an incomplete application. The primary reason was the lack of a comprehensive analysis of the merged entity's market share impact and a complete merger agreement. While the STB allowed for a revised application, competitors have voiced concerns regarding transparency and potential competitive harm. This adds uncertainty to what has been called the railroad industry's "merger of the century."

01/28/2026 Logistics
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Retailers Shift Focus to Supply Chain Visibility Over Justintime

Retailers Shift Focus to Supply Chain Visibility Over Justintime

The report indicates that consumer demand for supply chain visibility is surpassing immediate delivery as a key competitive focus for retailers. Consumers prioritize comprehensive control over order status rather than simply speed. The rise of the Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) model and delivery flexibility are emerging as new battlegrounds in retail. Technological tools such as IoT and big data analytics are crucial for achieving effective supply chain visibility, allowing retailers to meet these evolving customer expectations and build stronger brand loyalty by providing transparency and control.

01/28/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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YUMMY CAN BACON Faces Trademark Lawsuit Over Microwave Rack

YUMMY CAN BACON Faces Trademark Lawsuit Over Microwave Rack

YUMMY CAN BACON microwave bacon rack is being litigated by EPS Law Firm, case number 23-cv-1063. The brand owner has registered related trademarks and owns copyrighted images. Sellers should immediately check their product listings to avoid infringement risks, remove related products in a timely manner, and seek professional legal assistance if necessary to ensure compliant operation.

02/12/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Amazon Sellers Sued Over Grip Jar Opener Trademark Dispute

Amazon Sellers Sued Over Grip Jar Opener Trademark Dispute

Attention Amazon sellers! The Grip Jar Opener has initiated trademark and copyright infringement lawsuits. Key areas of concern are the graphic trademarks on Class 21 jar and bottle openers, and the copyright of product images on their official website. Immediately remove any potentially infringing products to avoid damage to your store. This includes carefully checking the design of your jar openers and ensuring you have permission to use product images that may be similar to those used by The Grip Jar Opener.

02/12/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Amazon Sellers Face Lawsuit Over Opulent Treasures Cake Stand

Amazon Sellers Face Lawsuit Over Opulent Treasures Cake Stand

A trademark and copyright enforcement lawsuit concerning OPULENT TREASURES cake stands is underway in Illinois, USA. Opulent Treasures Inc., a well-known home decor manufacturer, has registered word and design trademarks covering categories such as lighting, furniture, and kitchenware. Sellers should self-inspect their products to avoid infringement risks and strengthen their intellectual property protection awareness. This case highlights the importance of respecting and protecting registered trademarks and copyrights in the home decor industry.

02/12/2026 Customs Knowledge
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US Rail Freight Mixed As Intermodal Gains Over Thanksgiving

US Rail Freight Mixed As Intermodal Gains Over Thanksgiving

Data from the Association of American Railroads reveals mixed trends in U.S. rail freight for the week ending November 25th. Carload traffic declined year-over-year, likely due to the Thanksgiving holiday. However, intermodal traffic saw an increase. Year-to-date figures show a slight increase in carload traffic and a minor decrease in intermodal volume. To foster sustainable growth, railway companies should focus on service innovation, and the government should prioritize infrastructure investments.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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Regulators Scrutinize Union Pacificnorfolk Southern Merger Over Competition Safety

Regulators Scrutinize Union Pacificnorfolk Southern Merger Over Competition Safety

Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern are considering an $85 billion merger, raising concerns from the Teamsters union about its potential impact on rail transportation, safety, and employment. The union fears the merger could negatively affect working conditions and overall safety standards. The proposed deal is currently undergoing regulatory review, with authorities examining its potential effects on competition and the broader transportation network. The outcome of this review will significantly influence the future of the rail industry and the livelihoods of its workers.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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