Split Bills of Lading Pose Risks in Global Trade

Split Bills of Lading Pose Risks in Global Trade

This article provides a detailed interpretation of the operational process, policy highlights in various countries, and risk control measures for split bills of lading in international trade. Through a six-step operation method, policy analysis of different countries, and practical cases, it offers a comprehensive guide for foreign trade enterprises. The aim is to help companies avoid risks, improve logistics efficiency, and achieve smooth flow of goods and matching of documents in cross-border trade. This guide serves as a practical resource for optimizing international logistics and ensuring compliance.

02/05/2026 Document Interpretation
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Global Trade Guide Key Insights on Logistics Insurance

Global Trade Guide Key Insights on Logistics Insurance

This article provides a comprehensive guide to international logistics insurance for foreign trade beginners, covering insurance type selection, application process, and claim essentials. It emphasizes the core role of insurance in mitigating foreign trade risks. Detailed analysis of common insurance types such as Free From Particular Average (FPA), With Average (WA), and All Risks, as well as the “Warehouse to Warehouse” clause, helps companies conduct international trade steadily. The guide aims to empower businesses to navigate the complexities of international shipping and safeguard their goods against potential losses.

02/06/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
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WTO Members Debate Trade Facilitation Agreement Terms

WTO Members Debate Trade Facilitation Agreement Terms

This paper analyzes WTO document TN/TF/W/167, which summarizes the opinions of various members in the trade facilitation negotiations. It explores the diverse demands of developing countries, developed countries, and emerging economies regarding special and differential treatment, transparency, customs cooperation, and freedom of transit. The analysis examines how these opinions were integrated into the Trade Facilitation Agreement, aiming to provide a reference for understanding the current trade facilitation process. The paper sheds light on the complexities and compromises involved in reaching a multilateral agreement on trade facilitation.

02/06/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Guide to Navigating International Freight Designation Complexities

Guide to Navigating International Freight Designation Complexities

This paper delves into the operational process of "Designated Cargo" in international trade, detailing each step from foreign agent instructions to fee settlement. It emphasizes potential risks such as "delivery without original bill of lading" and corresponding preventive measures. Furthermore, it provides an in-depth analysis of different bill of lading types, including HBL, MBL, and OBL. The aim is to assist export companies in better handling "Designated Cargo" business, achieving safe and efficient international trade. This includes understanding the nuances of forwarder's bills of lading and implementing strategies for risk mitigation.

02/11/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
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Shanghai Port Adopts Edelivery Orders to Boost Efficiency

Shanghai Port Adopts Edelivery Orders to Boost Efficiency

Shanghai Port fully implemented electronic delivery orders (e-DO) on July 1, 2019, ceasing the issuance of paper delivery orders. Cargo owners and freight forwarders need to complete e-DO registration and familiarize themselves with the electronic delivery process as soon as possible. This adaptation is crucial for the port's digital transformation and ensures the smooth retrieval of goods. This move streamlines operations and promotes efficiency within the port logistics ecosystem. The transition to e-DOs marks a significant step towards a more sustainable and technologically advanced port environment.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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Winnipeg Property Tax Hikes Prompt Appeals Over Fairness

Winnipeg Property Tax Hikes Prompt Appeals Over Fairness

Winnipeg resident Jeremy Dias's three appeals against a nearly 50% surge in his property valuation raise questions about the fairness of Canada's property assessment system. Lawyers point out that mass appraisals are prone to errors, requiring homeowners to provide sufficient evidence for appeals. Low-income individuals may face disproportionately high tax burdens due to a lack of understanding of the appeal process. The city-wide average increase will be released next year and individual tax liabilities will be calculated accordingly. This case highlights potential inequities within the current system.

02/11/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Tianjin Spring Rolls Grow Popular in South Korea with Customs Backing

Tianjin Spring Rolls Grow Popular in South Korea with Customs Backing

Tianjin spring roll exports to the South Korean market are experiencing both volume and price increases. Customs authorities are implementing various measures to support businesses. Analysis suggests companies should focus on strengthening their existing market presence while actively exploring diversified markets, building brand recognition, and staying informed about policy changes. This will allow them to seize development opportunities and enable more distinctive Chinese agricultural and food products to reach global markets. The support from customs plays a crucial role in facilitating this growth and ensuring the smooth export process.

02/11/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Visa Teams With Payment Firms to Transform Asiapacific Ecommerce

Visa Teams With Payment Firms to Transform Asiapacific Ecommerce

Visa is partnering with four major payment companies to promote its Click to Pay smart payment solution in the Asia-Pacific region, aiming to address the high cart abandonment rates in e-commerce. This technology simplifies the payment process and enhances security, potentially significantly improving payment success rates and user satisfaction. It offers multiple benefits for merchants, banks, and consumers, driving the upgrade of e-commerce payment experiences in the Asia-Pacific region. The Thai e-commerce market is expected to benefit from this initiative, ushering in new development opportunities.

02/11/2026 International Settlement
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Middle East Ecommerce Growth Selling on Noon Explained

Middle East Ecommerce Growth Selling on Noon Explained

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the prospects and opportunities for sellers joining the Middle East e-commerce platform Noon. As a leading e-commerce platform in the Middle East, Noon offers a low seller count, strong purchasing power, and high profit margins. To join, sellers need a VAT in the UAE or Saudi Arabia and must prepare documents such as a business license and passport. The registration process takes approximately two weeks. Leveraging the Noon platform presents a good opportunity for Chinese sellers to tap into the Middle Eastern market.

02/11/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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