US Forms Task Force to Address Shipping Supply Chain Crisis

US Forms Task Force to Address Shipping Supply Chain Crisis

The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has established a "Supply Chain Innovation Team" to address challenges in ocean shipping caused by the pandemic, including empty container accumulation, refrigerated container shortages, and vessel delays. By bringing together representatives from various sectors, the team aims to identify innovative solutions and coordinate actions to alleviate the pandemic's impact on the global supply chain and ensure smooth trade flows. The initiative seeks to find practical ways to improve efficiency and resilience within the current system.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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UPS Sues EU Over Blocked TNT Express Deal

UPS Sues EU Over Blocked TNT Express Deal

Logistics giant UPS is suing the European Commission, seeking compensation for the 2013 rejection of its proposed acquisition of TNT. This follows a ruling by the EU General Court that the Commission made procedural errors. UPS argues the acquisition would have benefited customers and expresses continued confidence in the European market. The case could reignite scrutiny of EU antitrust reviews and have a significant impact on the global logistics industry. UPS maintains that the Commission's decision was flawed and caused substantial financial damage.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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Air Canada Launches New Winter Route to Sapporo

Air Canada Launches New Winter Route to Sapporo

Air Canada plans to expand its international routes in winter, including new direct flights from Toronto to Sapporo, aiming to capture the premium business travel market. This move faces challenges such as labor negotiations, and its future development is worth watching. The expansion signifies Air Canada's strategic focus on attracting high-value customers through enhanced international connectivity and premium services. The success of this initiative will depend on navigating the complexities of labor relations and effectively competing in the global aviation landscape.

02/05/2026 Airlines
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EU Weighs High Tariffs on Chinese Hybrid Cars

EU Weighs High Tariffs on Chinese Hybrid Cars

The EU is considering imposing tariffs of up to 45% on hybrid vehicles imported from China, citing concerns that Chinese hybrid car manufacturers benefit from government subsidies, aiming to protect domestic automakers. This follows previous tariffs imposed by the EU on Chinese electric vehicles. Global policies towards Chinese electric vehicles vary, and consumers should pay attention to policy changes. The proposed tariffs highlight ongoing trade tensions and the EU's efforts to safeguard its automotive industry amid growing competition from China.

Easytrans Warehouse System Drives 68 Growth in Crossborder Ecommerce

Easytrans Warehouse System Drives 68 Growth in Crossborder Ecommerce

EJT Overseas Warehouse System provides digital and intelligent warehousing and logistics solutions for cross-border e-commerce sellers. Key features include multi-platform integration, automated operations, and compliance assurance. It significantly improves order processing efficiency, reduces operating costs, and ensures data security. The system empowers businesses to achieve efficient, compliant, and intelligent management of overseas warehousing, facilitating successful expansion into global markets. It helps companies streamline their supply chain and improve customer satisfaction through optimized inventory management and faster delivery times.

02/05/2026 Warehousing
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Green Methanol Emerges As Key to Shipping Decarbonization

Green Methanol Emerges As Key to Shipping Decarbonization

Northeast Securities analysis indicates that new global shipping emission reduction regulations are driving demand for green methanol fuel. Resource control, project implementation capabilities, and compliance certification experience are key to corporate competition. Utilizing localized low-carbon resources for methanol production is a more accessible supply route. However, the industry still faces multiple risks, including policy, regulations, and raw material prices. These factors will significantly influence the adoption and scalability of green methanol as a viable alternative fuel for the shipping industry.

Hong Kong Logistics Firm Plans US IPO Amid North America Expansion

Hong Kong Logistics Firm Plans US IPO Amid North America Expansion

Cross-border logistics is undergoing significant changes. A Hong Kong freight forwarder is planning an IPO, while Sino-Luxembourg aviation cooperation is being upgraded. Best Inc. and Cainiao are experiencing business growth. Flexport has launched new services. E-commerce platforms are adjusting their rules, and shipping routes are also undergoing changes. These developments highlight the dynamic nature of the cross-border logistics landscape and its responsiveness to evolving e-commerce trends and global trade dynamics, impacting businesses and consumers alike.

02/05/2026 Logistics
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Superior Freight Forwarding Boosts Crossborder Ecommerce Efficiency

Superior Freight Forwarding Boosts Crossborder Ecommerce Efficiency

A premium freight forwarder is a strategic partner for cross-border e-commerce sellers, providing data-driven decision support, excellent customer service, new market access, customs and tax optimization, quality control, continuous innovation, trust and reputation building, and flexibility. They comprehensively help sellers improve operational efficiency, reduce costs, and expand markets, ultimately achieving profitable growth. By offering these services, quality freight forwarders enable sellers to navigate the complexities of international trade and gain a competitive edge in the global marketplace.

Walmarts Cloud Warehouses Boost Ecommerce in Sichuan

Walmarts Cloud Warehouses Boost Ecommerce in Sichuan

Walmart's cloud warehouse model extends its reach to Ya'an, a crucial city connecting Sichuan and Tibet, fostering new opportunities in cross-border e-commerce. This article analyzes Walmart's operational strategies in Ya'an, focusing on regional supply chain support, compliance, and localized operations. It addresses common questions from consumers and businesses. This model not only enhances the shopping experience but also injects vitality into the local economy. It represents a significant step in leveraging digital infrastructure to connect remote areas with global markets.

Rotterdam Port Hits Record 15M Teus Despite Supply Chain Strains

Rotterdam Port Hits Record 15M Teus Despite Supply Chain Strains

The Port of Rotterdam became the first European port to exceed 15 million TEU in annual container throughput, marking a milestone. However, it faces supply chain pressures, capacity constraints, and environmental challenges. The port is addressing these issues through digitalization, collaboration, and a green transition to maintain its leading position and promote sustainable development. It aims to optimize logistics, enhance efficiency, and reduce its carbon footprint to ensure long-term resilience and contribute to a more sustainable global trade network.

02/05/2026 Logistics
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