COSCO Expands Red Sea Footprint with Jeddah Port Investment

COSCO Expands Red Sea Footprint with Jeddah Port Investment

COSCO SHIPPING Ports acquired a 20% stake in Red Sea Gateway Terminal (RSGT) to strengthen its strategic presence in the Red Sea region. RSGT, located in Jeddah Islamic Port, is the largest terminal in the port and boasts a significant geographical advantage. This collaboration will upgrade terminal facilities, improve operational efficiency, and help COSCO SHIPPING Ports expand into the Middle East and African markets, achieving mutual benefits and win-win results. This investment highlights COSCO's commitment to developing key trade routes.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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COSCO Ship Incident in South Africa Threatens Supply Chains

COSCO Ship Incident in South Africa Threatens Supply Chains

COSCO Shipping's "COSCO SAO PAULO" vessel reportedly caught fire and experienced container loss off the coast of South Africa, impacting the ZAX2 South Africa route and several partner shipping companies. The incident may lead to cargo loss and schedule delays. Insurance companies have issued claim notices. Foreign trade enterprises and freight forwarders should closely monitor the situation, strengthen risk prevention measures, and ensure supply chain stability. This incident highlights the importance of cargo insurance and proactive risk management in international shipping.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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CMA CGM Bids for CK Hutchison Ports As COSCO Influence Grows

CMA CGM Bids for CK Hutchison Ports As COSCO Influence Grows

The proposed acquisition of Hutchison Ports is facing new uncertainties. Blackstone Group and MSC's initial plan is hindered, and CMA CGM has announced its intention to bid. COSCO Shipping may emerge as a potential strategic investor. This development will intensify competition among global shipping giants in the port operation sector, reshape the global port operation landscape, and potentially be influenced by geopolitical factors. The acquisition battle highlights the strategic importance of port infrastructure and the evolving dynamics of the maritime industry.

02/11/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Fedex Revamps Air Network Amid USPS Contract Shift

Fedex Revamps Air Network Amid USPS Contract Shift

FedEx is reshaping its air network due to the United States Postal Service contract shifting to UPS. The company will cut costs, adjust daytime flight capacity, and optimize operational efficiency. Experts anticipate FedEx will rapidly transform to address the challenge and leverage its global network, diversified services, and technological advantages to remain competitive in the post-USPS era. Facing macroeconomic, competitive, and geopolitical risks, FedEx needs to proactively respond to achieve sustainable development. The strategic adjustment is crucial for FedEx to maintain its position in the evolving logistics landscape.

11/03/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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Ebay Sellers Face Category Limits Impacts and Workarounds

Ebay Sellers Face Category Limits Impacts and Workarounds

eBay listing limits are a common frustration for sellers. This paper analyzes the reasons for these limits (item quantity, seller performance, platform risk control), explains the dynamic adjustment mechanism of listing quantity limits, and provides strategies to address them. These strategies include improving seller performance, optimizing listing strategies, and expanding into other categories. The aim is to help sellers effectively cope with restrictions and achieve sustainable store development. By understanding the underlying causes and implementing proactive measures, sellers can navigate the limits and continue to grow their business on eBay.

01/04/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
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Chinese Logistics Firms Vie for Global Supply Chain Dominance

Chinese Logistics Firms Vie for Global Supply Chain Dominance

Against the backdrop of global supply chain reshaping, the potential crisis of FedEx Ground presents opportunities for Chinese logistics companies. Cainiao, SF Express, JD Logistics, and J&T Express, the four major players, are actively expanding into the global market, striving to build a worldwide logistics network. The key to seizing the opportunity and becoming a leading cross-border e-commerce logistics provider representing Chinese power lies in their global network, operational capabilities, service experience, and strategic adjustment abilities. The company that best navigates these factors will likely emerge as the leader.

01/07/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Kohls Streamlines Supply Chain Amid Retail Shifts

Kohls Streamlines Supply Chain Amid Retail Shifts

Kohl's closure of its Ohio e-commerce fulfillment center and subsequent layoffs represent a strategic move to optimize its supply chain and improve operational efficiency. Faced with retail industry transformation, Kohl's is actively addressing challenges by adjusting inventory, investing in its supply chain, and strengthening store fulfillment capabilities, striving to stand out in a competitive market. This strategic adjustment mirrors the broader changes in the retail sector and provides valuable lessons for other companies. It showcases the constant need for adaptation in the face of evolving consumer demands and market pressures.

01/08/2026 Logistics
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UPS Wins USPS Air Cargo Contract Shifting Logistics Landscape

UPS Wins USPS Air Cargo Contract Shifting Logistics Landscape

UPS winning the USPS air cargo contract signifies a reshaping of the logistics industry landscape. Experts believe this stems from USPS's strategic adjustment, enabling UPS to expand its scale and enhance competitiveness. FedEx potentially faces revenue and market share losses, possibly requiring strategic adjustments in response. This contract change will have profound implications for consumers, the competitive environment, and the future development of all parties involved. The deal highlights the dynamic nature of the logistics sector and the constant need for companies to adapt to changing market conditions.

01/15/2026 Logistics
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XPO Logistics Sells North American Truckload Unit to Refocus Strategy

XPO Logistics Sells North American Truckload Unit to Refocus Strategy

XPO Logistics sold its North American less-than-truckload (LTL) business to TransForce, aiming to optimize its business structure, reduce debt, and focus on core strengths. This move marks a significant step in XPO's strategic adjustment, allowing it to concentrate on core businesses like its freight brokerage network. TransForce, on the other hand, expands its market share in North America through this acquisition. Analysts believe this is a win-win strategic arrangement, benefiting both companies by allowing them to better focus on their respective strengths and strategic goals.

01/19/2026 Logistics
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Retail Giants Warn Border Tax Could Raise Consumer Prices

Retail Giants Warn Border Tax Could Raise Consumer Prices

Retail giants, led by Walmart and Target, united in opposition to the Border Adjustment Tax (BAT), arguing it would lead to higher prices for consumers, harm consumer interests, and jeopardize retail jobs. Retailers actively lobbied Congress, emphasizing the tax's potential to trigger trade wars and advocating for fair tax reform. They argued that the BAT would disproportionately impact low-income consumers and disrupt supply chains, ultimately hurting the American economy. Their efforts highlighted the potential negative consequences of the proposed tax policy on both the retail sector and the broader consumer base.

01/19/2026 Customs Knowledge
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