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Evolving Dynamics of Liner Trades Between Australia, Southeast Asia, and the Indian Subcontinent

The liner trade between Australia, Southeast Asia, and the Indian subcontinent is undergoing significant changes, with new entrants, shifting partnerships, and some players exiting the…
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United States and Korean Ports Join Forces to Advance Green Shipping and Maritime Decarbonisation

The Busan Port Authority (BPA), Northwest Seaport Alliance (NWSA), Port of Tacoma (PoT), Port of Seattle (PoS), and Ulsan Port Authority (UPA) have entered into…
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Red Sea Ceasefire Raises Hopes for Suez Canal Revival, Yet Major Risks Persist

A recent ceasefire by Yemen’s Houthi forces has sparked renewed optimism that commercial shipping could return to the Suez Canal after months of disruption. According…
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India Introduces Voluntary Post-Clearance Customs Revision Rules to Boost Transparency and Ease of Trade

In a major move toward modernizing customs administration and facilitating smoother trade processes, the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has notified the…
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Carriers under Pressure as Ocean Freight Spot Rates Slide Back to Pre-Pandemic Levels

Spot freight rates in the container shipping market are once again hovering around pre-pandemic levels, putting growing pressure on liner companies, according to a recent…
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Global Air Cargo Market Cools as Demand Softens Despite Volume Growth

Global air cargo conditions continued to soften in October as carriers faced weakening demand, according to a report from Xeneta. While overall shipment volumes increased…
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Port Chaos Hits Mombasa as Civil Unrest Closes Dar es Salaam Port

Civil turmoil in Tanzania has sent shockwaves through East Africa’s maritime network. The Port of Dar es Salaam, a major hub for the country and…
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How Landlocked Countries Overcome Freight Challenges

How Landlocked Countries Overcome Freight Challenges

Sea freight is the most common and cost-effective way to ship large consignments. However, there are a few countries around…
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Modern Warehousing

Beyond Storage: How Modern Warehousing Powers Today’s Logistics

Warehousing is envisioned as a large space with rows of shelves and racks with cartons stacked high. While the image…
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U.S. De Minimis Ends: Impact on Australian Exporters

How U.S. De Minimis Changes Will Affect Australian Trade

From this August 29, 2025, shopping from overseas will not only affect U.S. consumers but also have a direct impact…
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Did you know about container imbalance

Did you know about container imbalance?

International trade is a vast network that facilitates the transportation of consignments from point A to point B, depending heavily…
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Shipping Routes

The Nerves of Global Trade: Shipping Routes

In recent years, the shipping world has witnessed disruptions like never before, which have exacerbated the world’s prominent trade waterways,…
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Mastering Multi-Warehouse Inventory Management: Strategies for Smarter Control

Mastering Multi-Warehouse Inventory Management: Strategies for Smarter Control

With globalisation and rapid tech advancements, inventory management has evolved significantly and operations have become seamless. Previously, managing inventory was…
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