Antwerp Port Strike Disrupts Crossborder Parcel Deliveries

Antwerp Port Strike Disrupts Crossborder Parcel Deliveries

A strike by dockworkers at the Port of Antwerp, Belgium, shut down key terminals, compounded by a public holiday, disrupting port operations for five days. As the Port of Antwerp is a crucial hub for Chinese e-commerce products entering the German market, this strike will impact the delivery time of cross-border parcels, potentially causing shipping delays. Logistics companies are actively responding to the situation, and consumers should monitor their tracking information for updates.

01/05/2026 Logistics
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Ebay Simplifies Crossborder Payments for Chinese Sellers

Ebay Simplifies Crossborder Payments for Chinese Sellers

This article explores the importance of eBay for Chinese brands going global and the advantages of American banks like Fulling Bank in solving payment issues for eBay sellers. It highlights how these solutions contribute to the development of China's cross-border e-commerce sector. By facilitating smoother and more reliable payment processes, banks like Fulling Bank empower Chinese businesses to expand their reach and compete effectively in the international marketplace through the eBay platform.

Serbia Boosts Trade with Businesscustoms Collaboration

Serbia Boosts Trade with Businesscustoms Collaboration

With the support of the SECO-WCO Global Trade Facilitation Programme, Serbia has established a Customs-Business Roundtable. This initiative aims to strengthen cooperation between customs and the private sector, address trade challenges, optimize policies, improve customs clearance efficiency, and enhance the overall trade environment, ultimately promoting economic growth. This marks a significant step for Serbia in trade facilitation, with the potential to attract more investment and build a prosperous trade future.

WCO Launches Stress Management Training for Customs Officers

WCO Launches Stress Management Training for Customs Officers

The World Customs Organization (WCO) has launched new training materials on employee wellbeing and stress management, aiming to empower customs executives and enhance resilience for both employees and the organization. The training covers six modules including wellbeing, designing organizational wellbeing programs, mental health, work-life balance, and stress management. The WCO will pilot the materials and plans to develop training for middle management and frontline staff to establish a culture of wellbeing within customs administrations.

Cambodia Strengthens Anticounterfeit Efforts with WCO Backing

Cambodia Strengthens Anticounterfeit Efforts with WCO Backing

The WCO is assisting Cambodian Customs in combating counterfeit and pirated goods, enhancing its border enforcement capabilities for intellectual property rights, and protecting consumer rights and public health and safety. This collaboration aims to strengthen Cambodia's ability to prevent the entry of illicit goods, safeguarding legitimate businesses and ensuring the well-being of its citizens. The WCO's support includes training, technical assistance, and the sharing of best practices in customs enforcement and intellectual property protection.

Greenpoint Invests in Outpost to Expand Truck Terminal Network

Greenpoint Invests in Outpost to Expand Truck Terminal Network

Truck terminal network company Outpost secured a significant investment from GreenPoint, valuing the terminal platform at $1 billion. The funding will accelerate the nationwide expansion of its terminal network, improve network coverage, enhance trucking efficiency, and reduce transportation costs. This investment is expected to positively impact the logistics industry by providing a more robust and efficient infrastructure for freight movement. Outpost aims to create a seamless and reliable network for truckers across the country.

01/08/2026 Logistics
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Airline Cargo Council Names Global Leadership for Collaboration

Airline Cargo Council Names Global Leadership for Collaboration

The Airline Cargo Advisory Council brings together global air cargo leaders to discuss industry development. Representing their respective airlines, members foster industry standardization, sustainability, and efficiency through open communication, policy recommendations, and market insights. The council aims to enhance the air cargo sector, contributing to the prosperity of global trade by addressing key challenges and opportunities. Their collaborative efforts drive innovation and best practices, ensuring a robust and responsive air cargo ecosystem for the future.

01/08/2026 Airlines
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Fedex USPS Air Freight Contract Talks Stalled

Fedex USPS Air Freight Contract Talks Stalled

Renewal negotiations between FedEx and USPS face challenges, as USPS's reduction in air cargo volume impacts FedEx's revenue. FedEx is actively adjusting its strategy, responding to the challenges by optimizing operations and expanding into new business areas. The future of their cooperative relationship will have a profound impact on the logistics landscape. The reduction in volume has significantly affected FedEx's financial performance, prompting the company to seek alternative revenue streams and improve efficiency.

Amazon Deploys AI and Wearables to Streamline Logistics

Amazon Deploys AI and Wearables to Streamline Logistics

Amazon introduces the Blue Jay multi-arm robotic system, Project Eluna AI operations assistant, and smart delivery glasses, aiming to enhance logistics efficiency, reduce costs, and improve customer experience. These technologies signify Amazon's continued investment in intelligent logistics and foreshadow the future direction of the logistics industry. This will drive the widespread application of robotics, artificial intelligence, and wearable devices in the logistics field, ultimately leading to a more automated and optimized supply chain.

01/08/2026 Logistics
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Fedex Unveils Network 20 to Transform Logistics Sector

Fedex Unveils Network 20 to Transform Logistics Sector

FedEx's Network 2.0 transformation plan is progressing steadily, aiming to integrate Ground and Express operations to improve operational efficiency and service quality. The plan is expected to be fully implemented in the US by the end of 2027, potentially generating $1 billion in cost savings in fiscal year 2026. By optimizing the network, streamlining sites, leveraging technology, and focusing on sustainability, FedEx is reshaping the logistics landscape and positioning itself for future success.