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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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US Government Shutdown Causes Widespread Cargo Delays and Supply Chain Disruptions

The US government shutdown, which began on October 1, 2025, has entered its second week, creating significant disruptions across supply chains. Key regulatory agencies, including…
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US-China Trade Woes Drive Record Container Blank Sailings

Container lines are canceling sailings between China and the US at record-breaking levels, a pace unmatched since the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. Tariff-related market…
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US Imposes Port Tariffs on Chinese-Owned Ships, Shaking Global Shipping

The US Trade Representative has announced port tariffs on ships that are Chinese-owned or operated, as part of the Section 301 investigation into China’s maritime,…
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Panama Canal Enhances Transit Reservation System for Global Customers

The Panama Canal is upgrading its Transit Reservation System to offer faster and more convenient service for all customers. Beginning October 5, 2025, the Transit…
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India Rolls Out Nationwide Rules for Smoother Port Services

India is preparing to introduce standardized port service rules across the country, marking a significant step towards streamlining its maritime operations. This initiative is designed…
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Strikes at Rotterdam and Antwerp Disrupt European Container Operations

Container operations at Rotterdam, Europe’s largest port, have come to a standstill as lashers initiated a 48-hour strike to demand higher wages. Workers at International…
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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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