US Truck Import Probe Sparks Trade Protectionism Fears

US Truck Import Probe Sparks Trade Protectionism Fears

The U.S. Department of Commerce has initiated a Section 232 investigation into truck imports, raising concerns about rising trade protectionism. This action could increase costs for the trucking industry, exacerbating weak demand and overcapacity. Companies need to diversify procurement, improve efficiency, and expand services to cope. The investigation may also trigger trade friction, hindering global economic recovery, and requiring vigilance against the negative impacts of tariffs. The potential for retaliatory measures and disruptions to supply chains necessitates careful monitoring of the situation.

01/08/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Ecommerce Firms Expand Capacity Ahead of Holiday Rush

Ecommerce Firms Expand Capacity Ahead of Holiday Rush

Veho, Jitsu, and Gofo, three major logistics companies, are actively preparing for the holiday shopping season by expanding capacity, optimizing technology, and building nationwide networks to enhance their service capabilities. Veho focuses on key markets, Jitsu emphasizes technology empowerment, and Gofo strives to establish a nationwide network. These measures provide e-commerce sellers with more diversified logistics options, helping them succeed during the holiday season. The companies are aiming to improve delivery speed and reliability during the peak demand period.

01/08/2026 Logistics
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Flyjet Express Expands Global Logistics Services

Flyjet Express Expands Global Logistics Services

Feijie Tengda, based in Beijing, is an international freight forwarding company with a global reach. We offer a variety of transportation options including air, sea, and land freight. With a professional team, efficient services, cost-effective solutions, and robust security measures, Feijie Tengda is committed to providing customers with one-stop, high-efficiency, and low-cost international freight solutions. We empower businesses to expand their global operations by streamlining their logistics and ensuring timely and secure delivery of goods worldwide.

01/08/2026 Logistics
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Small Businesses Face Supply Chain Strains Amid Inflation Concerns

Small Businesses Face Supply Chain Strains Amid Inflation Concerns

SMEs are most concerned about inflation and recession within their supply chains. Talent shortages, cybersecurity threats, and geopolitical risks also pose significant challenges. To mitigate these risks, SMEs need to optimize supply chain management, diversify sourcing strategies, strengthen risk control measures, and embrace digitalization. These strategies will help them build resilience and navigate the current volatile economic environment. Effective risk management and proactive adaptation are crucial for SMEs to maintain operational stability and competitive advantage in the face of these interconnected threats.

01/07/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Paris Agreement Shifts Challenge Businesses in Green Transition

US Paris Agreement Shifts Challenge Businesses in Green Transition

The US's renewed withdrawal from the Paris Agreement has raised concerns among businesses regarding green transformation strategies. This article reviews the core tenets of the Paris Agreement, analyzes the rationale behind the Trump administration's withdrawal, and explores how companies can maintain long-term goals amidst uncertainty. It emphasizes embracing technological innovation, enhancing information disclosure, and ultimately achieving sustainable development despite the shifting political landscape. The focus is on proactive measures businesses can take to navigate climate change risks and opportunities.

01/07/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Port of New York and Jersey Delays Container Fee Amid Congestion

Port of New York and Jersey Delays Container Fee Amid Congestion

The Port of New York and New Jersey has suspended the implementation of container dwell fees due to the need to refine tariff provisions. This decision aims to alleviate port congestion, which has been exacerbated by a surge in throughput and a backlog of empty containers. The dwell fees were originally intended to accelerate cargo turnover but faced opposition from shipping lines. The port is now collaborating with shipping companies to identify more effective measures for easing port congestion and exploring innovative solutions.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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Toy Giants Hasbro and Mattel Tackle Supply Chain Challenges

Toy Giants Hasbro and Mattel Tackle Supply Chain Challenges

Facing soaring ocean freight costs and port congestion, Hasbro and Mattel successfully navigated challenges by optimizing supply chain management, diversifying port selections, implementing flexible transportation strategies, and collaborating closely with suppliers. Both companies transformed their supply chains into a competitive advantage. Measures such as raising product prices were taken to mitigate cost pressures. The companies emphasized the strategic value of the supply chain in overall business development, demonstrating its crucial role in navigating disruptions and maintaining profitability in a volatile global landscape.

01/29/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Agtc Calls for Shipping Lines to Prioritize Farm Exports

Agtc Calls for Shipping Lines to Prioritize Farm Exports

The Agriculture Transportation Coalition (AgTC) has sent a letter to ocean carriers, expressing concerns about the impact of the pandemic on U.S. agricultural exports. AgTC urges shipping companies to take reasonable measures to prioritize agricultural product transportation, optimize route schedules, and enhance communication with exporters. The goal is to jointly address the challenges and ensure supply chain stability during these difficult times. The coalition emphasizes the importance of collaboration between carriers and agricultural exporters to mitigate disruptions and maintain the flow of goods.

01/29/2026 Logistics
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Global Trade Workshop Explores Facilitation Strategies

Global Trade Workshop Explores Facilitation Strategies

GTFP hosted a virtual workshop to enhance beneficiary countries' strategic planning capabilities for trade facilitation and facilitate experience sharing. WCO experts provided guidance, assisting customs administrations in improving their planning and evaluation processes. The workshop aimed to strengthen national strategies and promote effective implementation of trade facilitation measures. Participants gained valuable insights into best practices and innovative approaches to streamline customs procedures and reduce trade barriers. The event underscored the importance of collaboration and knowledge sharing in achieving sustainable trade facilitation outcomes.

01/26/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Global Customs Maritime Groups Boost Trade Security Via Data

Global Customs Maritime Groups Boost Trade Security Via Data

The World Customs Organization (WCO) and the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Secretaries General met, emphasizing deepened cooperation through enhanced data sharing, technical assistance, and security facilitation measures. Key areas include data standardization, passenger data exchange, the application of emerging technologies, and policy dialogues. The aim is to improve the security, efficiency, and sustainability of global trade. This collaboration seeks to streamline processes, enhance risk management, and foster a more secure and predictable international trading environment, ultimately benefiting both customs and maritime sectors.

01/26/2026 Customs Knowledge
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