Prologis Acquires 14 Million Sq Ft of Industrial Assets from Blackstone

Prologis Acquires 14 Million Sq Ft of Industrial Assets from Blackstone

Logistics real estate giant Prologis plans to acquire 14 million square feet of industrial properties from Blackstone. This move aims to expand its presence in core markets, address growing logistics demand, and solidify its industry leadership. The acquisition is expected to accelerate consolidation within the logistics real estate sector, prompting other companies to actively seek new growth opportunities. The deal highlights the continued strength and attractiveness of the logistics real estate market amidst evolving supply chain dynamics.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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Amazon Launches Air Cargo Service Shaking Up Logistics Industry

Amazon Launches Air Cargo Service Shaking Up Logistics Industry

Amazon has officially entered the air freight market, opening up its cargo fleet and challenging traditional freight giants. This move will intensify market competition, drive industry innovation, and provide businesses with more logistics options. The experience of US ports in responding to changes in trade patterns shows that flexibility and innovation are key. The future of the logistics industry will accelerate towards intelligence and digitalization, and companies need to improve their supply chain management to adapt to new trends.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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US Industrial Real Estate Surges on Ecommerce Demand in Q3

US Industrial Real Estate Surges on Ecommerce Demand in Q3

A JLL report reveals a boom in the US industrial real estate leasing market in Q3, driven by e-commerce and logistics. Leasing volume, new supply, pre-leasing rates, and rents all reached record highs. The pandemic accelerated e-commerce penetration, increasing demand for last-mile delivery. The market is expected to continue to thrive in 2021. Companies should seize opportunities and strategically position themselves. Investors should pay close attention to market dynamics to achieve long-term returns.

HS Committee Updates Global Trade Classification Rules

HS Committee Updates Global Trade Classification Rules

The World Customs Organization released the outcomes of the 52nd session of the Harmonized System Committee, including commodity classification decisions and amendments to the Explanatory Notes. Businesses should pay attention to the new regulations and adjust their declaration strategies to avoid trade frictions. Customs authorities will strengthen supervision to maintain trade order. The HS code system is constantly updated, requiring timely learning and mastery. Staying informed about these changes is crucial for smooth international trade operations and compliance.

Djibouti Modernizes Customs Tariffs to Enhance African Trade

Djibouti Modernizes Customs Tariffs to Enhance African Trade

With support from the World Customs Organization and the European Union, Djibouti is updating its national tariff system to align with the international standard Harmonized System (HS). This initiative aims to enhance trade facilitation, increase fiscal revenue, improve international competitiveness, and promote sustainable development, ultimately positioning Djibouti as a new trade hub in Africa. The modernization of the tariff system is expected to streamline customs procedures and reduce trade barriers, contributing to economic growth and regional integration.

Amazon Updates FBA Inventory Rules for 2026 Affecting Sellers

Amazon Updates FBA Inventory Rules for 2026 Affecting Sellers

Amazon FBA policies are undergoing significant changes! Effective March 31, 2026, the shared inventory program will be discontinued, and labeling rules will be reformed. Brand sellers meeting specific criteria can be exempt from labeling, while non-brand sellers will be required to apply Amazon labels. This article provides a detailed interpretation of the new regulations and offers strategies to navigate these changes smoothly. Stay informed and prepared to adapt your FBA operations to the evolving Amazon landscape.

01/26/2026 Logistics
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Q2 Intermodal Volumes Rise on Strong International Demand

Q2 Intermodal Volumes Rise on Strong International Demand

Multimodal transport volume increased by 8.2% year-on-year in the second quarter, reaching a new high in recent years, with international container business leading the way. The report reveals factors such as economic recovery, increased port throughput, and potential labor issues. Experts recommend paying attention to market dynamics, optimizing service networks, and seizing opportunities to win in the second half of the year. Focus on adapting to changing conditions to maximize growth in the multimodal transport sector.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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US Manufacturing Expands Despite Inflation Inventory Challenges

US Manufacturing Expands Despite Inflation Inventory Challenges

The ISM's April manufacturing report shows the PMI above 50 for the second consecutive month, but highlights concerns like inventory shortages and soaring prices. While new orders and production continue to grow, employment continues to contract. Expert opinions diverge, suggesting a challenging path to manufacturing recovery. Key issues to watch include inventory levels, rising costs, and the ongoing employment situation. The report paints a mixed picture, indicating potential growth hampered by supply chain constraints and labor market difficulties.

Europes Solar Tariffs Challenge Chinas PV Dominance

Europes Solar Tariffs Challenge Chinas PV Dominance

Falling global photovoltaic module prices are threatening European PV manufacturers, potentially leading to the reintroduction of tariffs on Chinese solar panels. Faced with rising trade protectionism, the Chinese photovoltaic industry needs to persist in technological innovation, diversify its market strategy, strengthen international cooperation, enhance brand value, and actively participate in the formulation of international rules to achieve sustainable development. This includes exploring new markets and fostering innovation to remain competitive and resilient in a dynamic global landscape.

US Service Sector Hits Decade High Amid Economic Recovery

US Service Sector Hits Decade High Amid Economic Recovery

The US non-manufacturing Business Activity Index hit a ten-year high in February, driven by strong growth in business activity and new orders. However, employment growth remained sluggish. Rising prices and global economic uncertainties pose risks. Businesses need to optimize inventory management, control costs, and pay close attention to the labor market and macroeconomic situation to navigate market changes. The strong index suggests continued economic recovery, but companies should remain vigilant and adaptable to mitigate potential challenges.