Gunsan Port Rises As Key East Asian Trade Hub

Gunsan Port Rises As Key East Asian Trade Hub

Gunsan Port, as the fourth largest port in South Korea, boasts an excellent geographic location and natural harbor conditions. Its multimodal transport network and route layout are driving its transformation into a vital hub for East Asian trade, providing more efficient logistics solutions for import and export businesses.

South Koreas G314 Airport Expands Flight Services

South Koreas G314 Airport Expands Flight Services

G314 Airport, located in South Korea, is a small airport offering basic flight services. It has a runway that is 1,900 feet long and operates on ACC FCC LEE frequency. Although it does not provide METAR weather data, the airport remains committed to improving the quality of aviation services.

Interpretation of Tariff Preferences Under China-south Korea and China-australia Free Trade Agreements by the General Administration of Customs

Interpretation of Tariff Preferences Under China-south Korea and China-australia Free Trade Agreements by the General Administration of Customs

This paper elaborates on how to enjoy tariff preferences under the China-South Korea and China-Australia Free Trade Agreements. It outlines the processes for querying agreement information and applying for certificates of origin, and provides consultation channels for any issues encountered, offering practical reference for importers and exporters.

07/21/2025 Logistics
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Canadian Railroads Compete for Kansas City Southern in Major North American Rail Shift

Canadian Railroads Compete for Kansas City Southern in Major North American Rail Shift

Canadian National Railway (CN) and Canadian Pacific Railway (CP) competed to acquire Kansas City Southern (KCS), aiming to create a rail network connecting the three largest economies in North America. This merger not only reshaped the logistics landscape but also sparked regulatory scrutiny, shipper concerns, and discussions about industry consolidation. The final outcome will profoundly impact the future of rail transportation in North America. The bidding war and potential consolidation raised questions about competition and access for shippers across the continent.

Toyota Material Handling and Raymond Corp Merge to Create North American Forklift Giant

Toyota Material Handling and Raymond Corp Merge to Create North American Forklift Giant

Toyota Material Handling and The Raymond Corporation announced their integration into Toyota Material Handling North America (TMHNA), effective April 1st. The integration aims to optimize resource allocation, accelerate technological innovation, expand market coverage, and enhance customer service, while maintaining the independent operation of the Toyota and Raymond brands. This move will have a profound impact on the North American material handling industry, promoting innovation and providing customers with better solutions.

01/30/2026 Logistics
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