Project Verte Automates Atlanta Fulfillment Center with 6 River Systems

Project Verte Automates Atlanta Fulfillment Center with 6 River Systems

Project Verte partnered with 6 River Systems to deploy Chucks robots in Atlanta, aiming to enhance e-commerce fulfillment efficiency and address order growth. The implementation of these robots is expected to streamline warehouse operations and improve the speed and accuracy of order processing. This collaboration highlights the increasing adoption of automation solutions in the e-commerce industry to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving market and optimize the fulfillment process.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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Los Angeles Fulfillment Center Aims to Capture US Ecommerce Boom

Los Angeles Fulfillment Center Aims to Capture US Ecommerce Boom

The US e-commerce market is projected to reach $1.31 trillion by 2025 and continue to grow. Dashu Cross-border's fully self-operated overseas warehouse in Los Angeles helps Chinese sellers shorten shipping times, reduce logistics costs, improve product accessibility, and simplify after-sales processes. This enhances competitiveness and operational efficiency in the US market, enabling efficient preparation for peak seasons.

02/05/2026 Warehousing
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Chickfila Opens Kansas City Distribution Center to Boost Supply Chain

Chickfila Opens Kansas City Distribution Center to Boost Supply Chain

Chick-fil-A plans to open a new distribution center in Kansas City, investing $31 million and creating over 60 jobs to expand its supply chain operations. This initiative aims to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and better serve its growing network of restaurants. Kansas City was selected as an ideal logistics hub due to its strategic geographic location, workforce resources, and potential for economic growth. The new center will streamline the flow of goods and support Chick-fil-A's continued expansion in the region.

01/16/2026 Logistics
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Kraft Heinz Boosts Supply Chain Efficiency with New Operations Center

Kraft Heinz Boosts Supply Chain Efficiency with New Operations Center

Kraft Heinz successfully addressed a mayonnaise bottle shortage crisis and achieved cost savings and efficiency gains by establishing an operations center and integrating its supply chain and marketing departments. This strategic transformation, breaking down departmental silos, is crucial for companies to maintain competitiveness in a highly competitive market. Integration is not easy, but Kraft Heinz's experience demonstrates that it is a worthwhile path to explore. By centralizing operations, Kraft Heinz streamlined processes and improved responsiveness to market demands, ultimately strengthening its overall supply chain resilience.

WCO and ZATCA Enhance MENA Customs Training to Ease Trade

WCO and ZATCA Enhance MENA Customs Training to Ease Trade

The World Customs Organization (WCO), in collaboration with Saudi ZATCA, organized a Harmonized System (HS) expert pre-certification workshop for the Middle East and North Africa region. This initiative aims to cultivate local experts, enhance regional customs capacity, and facilitate trade. Through a rigorous assessment and certification process, the WCO will expand its pool of experts, support regional capacity building efforts, and promote the standardization of global trade practices. The workshop is a key step in strengthening regional customs expertise and streamlining trade processes.

Philippines Customs Adopts WCO Data Training to Boost Risk Management

Philippines Customs Adopts WCO Data Training to Boost Risk Management

The World Customs Organization (WCO) held a data analysis and risk management workshop for the Philippine Customs, aiming to enhance its risk identification and control capabilities and promote intelligent supervision transformation. The workshop focused on database management and data analysis, emphasizing intelligence-driven risk management techniques, and shared the experience of the Netherlands Customs. The Philippine Customs will explore data analysis tools, strengthen data governance, promote data sharing and cooperation, and build a safer and more efficient trade environment.

Global Aviation Body Expands Training in Safety Law and Sustainability

Global Aviation Body Expands Training in Safety Law and Sustainability

IATA training highlights for February 2026 include safety management, aviation law, ticketing, and cargo transportation. These courses are designed to enhance skills and contribute to the development of the aviation industry. Participants will gain valuable knowledge and practical insights into key areas, improving their professional capabilities and contributing to a safer and more efficient aviation sector. The training aims to empower individuals and organizations to excel in the dynamic and demanding field of aviation.

Mali Customs Boosts Training with WCO Support for Staff Efficiency

Mali Customs Boosts Training with WCO Support for Staff Efficiency

With the support of the World Customs Organization, Mali Customs developed a Human Resource Management Strategy for 2018-2021. This strategy aims to enhance employee skills, improve work efficiency, and strengthen organizational cohesion through tools like competency models, ultimately achieving the overall mission of customs. The success of Mali Customs has attracted significant attention from the Ministry of Finance and is expected to be promoted to other government departments. The focus is on building a capable and motivated workforce to drive customs modernization and improve overall performance.

CACC Cargolinx Earns IATA Accreditation Boosting Egypts Air Cargo Training

CACC Cargolinx Earns IATA Accreditation Boosting Egypts Air Cargo Training

CACC Cargolinx's IATA certification standardizes ULD operations and dangerous goods handling training, improving training efficiency and employee competence. This reduces safety incidents, earns customer trust, and creates broader development prospects for the company. IATA certification is an effective way for air cargo companies to enhance their competitiveness. It demonstrates a commitment to global standards and best practices, assuring customers of safe and reliable handling of their shipments. Implementing CBTA methodologies further optimizes the training process and ensures competency-based skill development.

Sri Lanka Boosts Nuclear Detection at Customs Via RANDA Training

Sri Lanka Boosts Nuclear Detection at Customs Via RANDA Training

The World Customs Organization (WCO), in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy, conducted a RANDA Project national training in Sri Lanka. This training aimed to enhance the capacity of customs officers to respond to nuclear and radiological threats. The curriculum covered risk awareness, detection skills, legal frameworks, transport security, and risk management. The training also included site visits to further improve the professional capabilities of customs personnel and strengthen nuclear security levels in Sri Lanka. This initiative is crucial for safeguarding against illicit trafficking of nuclear and radioactive materials.