Export Cargo Faces Strict Fumigation Compliance Rules

Export Cargo Faces Strict Fumigation Compliance Rules

Cargo fumigation is a crucial step in international logistics. The validity of fumigation certificates depends on temperature, importing country regulations, and cargo characteristics. Methyl bromide fumigation is effective but restricted. Sulfuryl fluoride fumigation is environmentally friendly and safe. Heat treatment fumigation is suitable for specialized cargo. Businesses should monitor policy changes and select appropriate fumigation methods to ensure smooth customs clearance.

US Container Imports Near Record Amid Tariffs Seasonal Demand

US Container Imports Near Record Amid Tariffs Seasonal Demand

Descartes' Global Shipping Report indicates that U.S. container imports reached the second-highest level in history in August, influenced by seasonal demand and tariff policies. The proportion of imports from China decreased, and port shares on the East and West Coasts diverged. Businesses should diversify their supply chains, optimize inventory management, strengthen logistics partnerships, and closely monitor policy changes to address these challenges.

01/30/2026 Logistics
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Wildberries Expands Cloud Services Keeps API Free for Sellers

Wildberries Expands Cloud Services Keeps API Free for Sellers

Wildberries cloud services have been upgraded to a pay-as-you-go model, optimizing resource utilization and reducing enterprise costs. Simultaneously, the platform's seller API usage policy remains unchanged, continuing to offer free access and usage, helping sellers improve operational efficiency and achieve business growth. This upgrade does not affect service versions for seller-built system integration and localized deployment.

US Manufacturing Expands Strongly in August ISM Report

US Manufacturing Expands Strongly in August ISM Report

The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) reported that U.S. manufacturing activity expanded for the third consecutive month in August, with the PMI reaching 56, a 12-month high. New orders surged, but inventories remained low, and supply chain bottlenecks persisted. The report indicates a strong manufacturing recovery but also highlights challenges. Monitoring market changes and policy support will be crucial for sustained growth.

Hyundai Q4 Profit Drops Sharply Due to US Tariffs

Hyundai Q4 Profit Drops Sharply Due to US Tariffs

Hyundai Motor's Q4 2023 profits significantly declined, primarily due to US tariffs on automobiles, which offset the benefits of the weaker Korean Won. As the world's third-largest automaker, Hyundai's performance reflects the uncertainties facing the global automotive industry in a complex international trade environment. The impact of trade policy adjustments is significant, highlighting the vulnerability of major manufacturers to geopolitical shifts.