North American Heavyduty Truck Orders Jump in February

North American Heavyduty Truck Orders Jump in February

North American Class 8 truck orders rebounded strongly in February, reversing months of decline. Both FTR and ACT Research reported significant order increases, with experts interpreting this as a sign of healthy demand and avoiding a market collapse. The order growth is attributed to factors such as freight demand, improved fuel efficiency, stricter emission regulations, and technological innovation. While the market faces both challenges and opportunities, it's crucial to closely monitor market trends and optimize fleet configurations for future success.

02/03/2026 Logistics
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Global Shipping Full Tracking or Key Milestones

Global Shipping Full Tracking or Key Milestones

International express tracking directly impacts user experience. Full tracking provides a continuous data stream, high transparency, and strong risk prediction, suitable for high-value, time-sensitive goods. Key node tracking is lower cost but carries the risk of information blind spots. Choosing the right method requires balancing cargo attributes, risk tolerance, and logistics budget. Consulting with a professional advisor for a customized solution is recommended.

12/30/2025 Logistics
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US Freight Volumes Rise in March Signaling Economic Recovery

US Freight Volumes Rise in March Signaling Economic Recovery

US freight tonnage increased by 1.1% in March, according to the American Trucking Associations, reversing February's decline. Experts see this as a positive sign of economic recovery, but supply chain challenges and future risks remain concerns. Businesses should accelerate digital transformation and diversify their development to cope with market changes. The growth in freight tonnage may indicate increased economic activity, but ongoing supply chain vulnerabilities require careful monitoring and proactive strategies to ensure resilience.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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US Trucking Volumes Reflect Mixed Economic Signals

US Trucking Volumes Reflect Mixed Economic Signals

October freight data from the American Trucking Associations (ATA) reveals a month-over-month decrease but a significant year-over-year increase, interpreted by experts as a sign of a potentially stronger-than-expected economy. While industry observers remain cautious, the growth in heavy freight and positive performance in dry van trucking suggest a future with both opportunities and challenges. The data indicates underlying economic strength, despite potential short-term fluctuations in demand.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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Ozon Boosts Quality Control with Thirdparty Audits

Ozon Boosts Quality Control with Thirdparty Audits

Russian e-commerce platform Ozon announced the introduction of a third-party auditing organization, 'Anti-Counterfeit,' to strengthen information and quality control of goods like pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. Ozon aims to improve product quality and protect consumer rights by removing problematic products, connecting to the Ministry of Health's database, and collaborating with the 'Honest Sign' system. These measures are designed to combat counterfeiting and ensure the authenticity and safety of products sold on the platform.

02/12/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Retail Sales Rebound Amid Ongoing Economic Challenges

US Retail Sales Rebound Amid Ongoing Economic Challenges

Data from the U.S. Department of Commerce and NRF indicate a rise in retail sales in January, signaling a slow economic recovery. The NRF's chief economist maintains cautious optimism, emphasizing the need to monitor employment and housing markets. Retailers are managing inventory cautiously, and experts are calling for sustained growth. The analysis reveals growth drivers and risks, suggesting a need for careful navigation and solid progress in the future. The increase in retail sales suggests that consumer spending may be increasing, which is a positive sign for the economy.

02/03/2026 Logistics
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Mongolias Customs Reforms Enhance Trade Efficiency

Mongolias Customs Reforms Enhance Trade Efficiency

Mongolian Customs has significantly improved its risk management capabilities under the World Customs Organization (WCO)'s 'Light Touch Intervention' (LTI) project. Through capacity building, strategic upgrades, and standardization, risk management efficiency has increased by 30%, and the physical inspection rate of goods has decreased by 20%. This advancement lays the foundation for a more competitive trade environment in Mongolia, streamlining processes and reducing unnecessary delays for legitimate trade while focusing resources on high-risk areas.

01/05/2026 Customs Knowledge
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US Freight Decline Points to Economic Slowdown

US Freight Decline Points to Economic Slowdown

The Cass Freight Index indicates a decline in both U.S. freight volumes and expenditures in August, signaling a potential economic slowdown. Freight volumes decreased by 9.3% year-over-year and 1.5% month-over-month. Freight expenditures fell by 0.4% year-over-year and 2.8% month-over-month. This data reflects weakening consumer demand and corporate inventory adjustments, raising concerns about future economic trends. The index serves as a warning sign, suggesting a possible deceleration in economic activity.

11/03/2025 Logistics
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Exemployee Embezzles Millions in Crossborder Logistics Scam

Exemployee Embezzles Millions in Crossborder Logistics Scam

A former freight forwarder in Shenzhen, Sheng, used resources from his previous company to defraud multiple logistics companies and sellers, involving over one million yuan. He employed methods such as impersonation and empty-handed schemes. This incident exposes various problems within the cross-border logistics industry, including low entry barriers, lack of regulation, and information asymmetry. To mitigate risks, cross-border sellers should choose reputable freight forwarding companies, verify their qualifications, sign formal contracts, and regularly track their goods.

12/31/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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LA Port Traffic Rebounds After Labor Deal Challenges Persist

LA Port Traffic Rebounds After Labor Deal Challenges Persist

The Port of Los Angeles experienced its first cargo volume increase in 13 months, boosted by a new labor agreement that improved market confidence. However, inventory pressures and global economic headwinds remain challenges. To achieve sustainable recovery, the port needs to enhance efficiency, embrace digital transformation, and proactively address competition from other ports. While the recent increase is a positive sign, continued efforts are crucial to navigate the complex global economic landscape and ensure long-term growth.

01/16/2026 Logistics
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