Customs and ICAO Strengthen Global Aviation Security

Customs and ICAO Strengthen Global Aviation Security

The Secretary General of the World Customs Organization (WCO) emphasized at the ICAO World Aviation Forum that aviation cargo security can be effectively enhanced by building global standards, strengthening capacity building, deepening public-private partnerships, addressing Sustainable Development Goals, and strengthening international cooperation. The WCO and ICAO will strengthen cooperation to build a global aviation security network, extending to the anti-doping field, and jointly maintain global security. This collaboration aims to create a safer and more secure air cargo environment worldwide.

SIS 119 Upgrade Improves Invoice Security Efficiency

SIS 119 Upgrade Improves Invoice Security Efficiency

The SIS 1.19 version upgrade optimizes invoice management, reporting functions, and data security, enhancing user experience. Key improvements include centralized IS-WEB announcement publishing, invoice search result export, Cargo report support for AWB queries, and automatic removal of terminated member iiNET information. This upgrade aims to provide a more convenient, efficient, and secure airline settlement experience.

01/19/2026 Logistics
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Businesses Prioritize Edge Security in Connected Ecosystems

Businesses Prioritize Edge Security in Connected Ecosystems

The rapid development of edge computing introduces new security challenges. This paper delves into the risks associated with edge security and proposes five proactive security strategies: zero-trust architecture, defense-in-depth, threat intelligence-driven security operations, automated security response, and continuous security assessment and improvement. It emphasizes the importance of selecting appropriate digital tools and integrating security into connectivity solutions. The paper calls for enterprises to overcome security inertia and take immediate action to address these emerging threats and build robust edge security postures.

Amazon Logistics Woes Mount As Layoffs Lawsuit Hit Sellers

Amazon Logistics Woes Mount As Layoffs Lawsuit Hit Sellers

Amazon is facing a lawsuit over Prime member shipping issues, highlighting increasing consumer demands for e-commerce delivery speed. Simultaneously, Amazon has initiated large-scale layoffs, creating a dual challenge for sellers facing account security concerns and potential cost increases. Sellers need to pay close attention to logistics and policy changes, optimize operations, and expand into diverse channels to navigate market competition. This situation underscores the pressure on both Amazon and its sellers to maintain service quality while managing costs in a dynamic e-commerce landscape.

Impact of Shenzhens Electric Vehicle Regulations on the Courier Industry

Impact of Shenzhens Electric Vehicle Regulations on the Courier Industry

Shenzhen's 'motorbike ban and electric vehicle restrictions' policy has drawn significant attention from the industry. The police clarified that this policy does not target the express delivery sector and introduced several measures to support delivery companies. However, these companies still face a sharp decline in parcel volumes. Industry experts are calling for a balance between legal and emotional considerations during policy implementation and hope that the establishment of national standards will address the management challenges of delivery vehicles.

07/28/2025 Logistics
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Chinas 1039 Trade Model Eases Crossborder Ecommerce Hurdles

Chinas 1039 Trade Model Eases Crossborder Ecommerce Hurdles

Cross-border e-commerce sellers face challenges when applying the 1039 policy, including differences in pilot registration and filing, difficulties in logistics provider cooperation, limitations in Single Window agreement activation qualifications, and bank account permission requirements. To effectively leverage the advantages of the 1039 policy and overcome customs clearance difficulties, sellers need to seek professional services and enhance their understanding of the policy. Addressing these hurdles is crucial for maximizing the benefits of the 1039 customs clearance model.

Amazon Imposes New Storage Fees Angering Sellers

Amazon Imposes New Storage Fees Angering Sellers

The core of Amazon's new storage policy lies in introducing a 'Reservation Fee Bidding' mechanism, requiring sellers to bid for extra storage space. This simplifies storage restrictions, enhancing flexibility and transparency. However, it raises concerns among sellers regarding increased costs and potential platform exploitation. Sellers need to optimize inventory management, accurately forecast sales, and flexibly adapt to the new policy. The new policy aims to better allocate storage resources, but its impact on seller profitability remains to be seen.

Ebay Offers Seller Protections for Australia Flood Disruptions

Ebay Offers Seller Protections for Australia Flood Disruptions

Australian floods have disrupted logistics, prompting eBay to release a seller protection policy. This policy covers late shipment rates, defects, 'item not received' disputes, and negative/neutral feedback exemptions. Sellers are advised to communicate proactively, retain evidence, and stay updated on policy changes. The platform and sellers should work together to overcome these challenging times. eBay aims to support its sellers facing difficulties due to the natural disaster and ensure fair treatment during this period of disruption.

01/16/2026 Logistics
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Facebook Business Manager Key Steps to Avoid Account Restrictions

Facebook Business Manager Key Steps to Avoid Account Restrictions

This article analyzes the reasons and impact of Facebook Business Manager (BM) being easily banned. It provides strategies for unblocking and security management techniques to help advertisers avoid risks and ensure smooth ad delivery. The article covers common causes of BM bans, such as policy violations and suspicious activity. It also offers practical tips for maintaining a secure BM account, including two-factor authentication, careful user permission management, and regular monitoring of ad performance. By following these guidelines, advertisers can minimize the risk of BM suspension and maintain consistent advertising campaigns.

Key Industries Await Relief from Trumpera Tariffs

Key Industries Await Relief from Trumpera Tariffs

The US may extend the tariff suspension period from the Trump administration, potentially benefiting industries such as electronics, machinery, furniture, automotive parts, textiles, and photovoltaics. The direction of tariff policy significantly impacts the China-US trade landscape and the development of related businesses. Companies need to closely monitor policy trends and adjust their business strategies accordingly. This extension could provide a temporary relief and opportunity for growth in the affected sectors, while a change in policy could necessitate further adaptation and strategic realignment.