Chocolate Supply Chain: Navigating Challenges and Sustainability's Delicious Path

Chocolate Supply Chain: Navigating Challenges and Sustainability's Delicious Path

The chocolate supply chain in Latin America faces multiple challenges, including economic fluctuations and climate change. Companies need to adjust logistics strategies, adopt innovative technologies, and strengthen collaboration with stakeholders. Establishing close relationships with local farmers can promote sustainable sourcing, enhance product quality, and improve operational resilience. By being flexible in responding to market changes, chocolate brands can not only gain a competitive edge but also contribute to sustainability and environmental protection.

07/04/2025 Logistics
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Latin American Brokers Praise WCO Trade Reforms

Latin American Brokers Praise WCO Trade Reforms

At the Latin American Association of Customs Brokers Congress, the WCO was lauded for its efforts in advancing customs modernization and fostering cooperation. The WCO's Economic Competitiveness Package aims to streamline customs procedures, strengthen international collaboration, promote technology adoption, and deepen public-private partnerships to enhance global trade efficiency. Latin America is actively implementing modernization measures like e-declaration. Customs brokers need to improve their professionalization, digitalization, and cooperation to jointly promote global trade.

Costa Ricas Aviation Sector Boosts Economic Growth

Costa Ricas Aviation Sector Boosts Economic Growth

Air transport significantly contributes to Costa Rica's economy, directly generating employment and GDP. Indirectly, it impacts the economy through supply chains, employee consumption, and tourism, with a total contribution of $5.2 billion. Furthermore, air transport facilitates education, cultural exchange, and supports sustainable development. Decreasing air transport costs have improved accessibility in recent years. International routes primarily serve North America, leading to a significant increase in the country's connectivity index, mainly driven by tourism destinations.

Esuns Chen Offers Amazon Sellers Growth Training

Esuns Chen Offers Amazon Sellers Growth Training

With six years of hands-on Amazon experience, Yi Xun Cross-border Lao Chen offers practical training courses focusing on Amazon North America, Europe, and Japan site operations and managed services. The course covers account registration, product selection, listing optimization, and advertising, helping sellers quickly master core Amazon operational skills and achieve business growth. This training is designed to provide actionable strategies and real-world insights for success in the competitive Amazon marketplace.

Ecommerce Giants Thrive in IPO Boom Amid Branding Focus

Ecommerce Giants Thrive in IPO Boom Amid Branding Focus

Despite challenges, many cross-border e-commerce sellers are pursuing IPOs, exceeding $5 billion in total revenue. Branding is crucial for success, with factory transitions to DTC brands proving to be a viable path. The cross-border e-commerce market is vast, with significant opportunities in emerging markets like Latin America and through product category innovation. These factors contribute to the continued interest and growth potential within the industry, even amidst global economic uncertainties.

USPS Unveils Plan to Overhaul Package Delivery Under Dejoy

USPS Unveils Plan to Overhaul Package Delivery Under Dejoy

Under DeJoy's leadership, the USPS is implementing the "Delivering for America" plan, aiming to optimize package partnerships, expand direct-to-consumer services, enhance efficiency, and achieve financial sustainability. This transformation involves strategic adjustments to improve operational performance and ensure the long-term viability of the postal service in a rapidly evolving delivery landscape. The plan focuses on modernizing infrastructure, streamlining processes, and adapting to changing customer needs to remain competitive in the package delivery market.

North American Intermodal Growth Slows Amid Challenges

North American Intermodal Growth Slows Amid Challenges

The Intermodal Association of North America (IANA) reported a slowdown in intermodal volume growth in the third quarter, primarily due to decelerated international container growth. Despite challenges, e-commerce growth and potential tariff front-loading effects may drive future expansion. The industry needs to address issues such as competition from trucking and infrastructure bottlenecks. Solutions include improving efficiency, reducing costs, and embracing innovation to overcome these obstacles and maintain competitiveness in the evolving transportation landscape.

01/29/2026 Logistics
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Guide to Selling on Amazon US for Entrepreneurs

Guide to Selling on Amazon US for Entrepreneurs

This article provides a detailed guide to opening an Amazon store in the US marketplace, covering qualification requirements, application processes, and operational guidelines. It aims to help you efficiently launch your business in North America. From account registration and qualification review to store operation, we offer comprehensive guidance to help you succeed on Amazon US. Learn how to navigate the platform and maximize your potential for success in the competitive US e-commerce market.

US Rail Freight Decline Points to Economic Slowdown

US Rail Freight Decline Points to Economic Slowdown

In the third week of January 2024, US rail freight and intermodal volumes both declined. Rail freight volume plummeted by 22.4% year-over-year, while intermodal volume decreased by 4.5%. Coal, nonmetallic minerals, and grain shipments experienced the largest declines. A similar trend was observed in North America. The decrease in freight volume may indicate an economic slowdown. It's recommended to strengthen economic monitoring, optimize supply chain management, and actively participate in policy development.

02/11/2026 Logistics
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UPS Acquires Bomi Group to Boost Healthcare Logistics

UPS Acquires Bomi Group to Boost Healthcare Logistics

UPS has completed its acquisition of Bomi Group, significantly strengthening its healthcare division, particularly in temperature-controlled logistics capabilities. This acquisition expands UPS's footprint in Europe and Latin America and adds 3,000 skilled professionals to its workforce, enabling UPS to better serve the needs of healthcare customers globally. The move underscores UPS's commitment to providing comprehensive and specialized logistics solutions for the healthcare industry, ensuring the safe and efficient delivery of pharmaceuticals and medical supplies.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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