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- Maersk Implements $3,200 Peak Season Surcharge for Africa Trade LanesMaersk announces $1,600/$3,200 peak season surcharge (PSS) for shipments from Mainland China & Hong Kong to African ports, effective June 23. Covers 22 nations including Nigeria, Angola, and Senegal.Marketing Info update June 12, 2025
- COSCO SHIPPING Issues Safety Advisory on Dangerous Goods DeclarationCOSCO SHIPPING reiterates strict safety protocols for hazardous cargo, including EVs, lithium batteries, and used fuel vehicles, amid rising summer fire risks. Key measures: compliant packaging, temperature control, and accurate documentation.Marketing Info update June 11, 2025
- What You Must Know About LCL Shipping: Practical Tips for SuccessLess-than-Container Load (LCL) shipping is a cost-effective solution for small cargo volumes. This guide covers key differences between LCL and FCL, advantages, precautions, and expert tips—from avoiding carrier restrictions to optimizing freight charges.Marketing Info update June 10, 2025
- How Deglobalization Could Slash Global Trade by 18%The OECD warns that rising deglobalization, driven by trade wars and reshoring, may cut global trade by 18%, with GDP losses up to 12%. Shipping firms face volatility as tariffs reshape supply chains, while trans-Pacific freight rates surge and crash amid uncertain demand.Logistics News June 09, 2025
- CMA CGM, Wan Hai & Others Continue Red Sea Transits Despite CrisisDespite the prolonged Red Sea crisis, CMA CGM, Wan Hai, COSCO, and CU Lines maintain select routes through the Suez Canal, leveraging national flags, crew policies, and geopolitical ties for safety. To counter revenue losses, Egypt’s Suez Canal Authority (SCA) now offers 15% fee discounts for large container ships (≥130K tons) until August 2025.Marketing Info update June 06, 2025
- Special Cargo in Air Transport: Categories, Regulations & Best PracticesSpecial cargo in air transport refers to goods requiring exceptional handling due to their nature (e.g., dangerous goods, perishables), value, size, or weight. Compliance with IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) and airline-specific rules is mandatory. This guide covers key categories (lithium batteries, live animals, pharmaceuticals), documentation (MSDS, UN certification), and operational protocols (packaging, priority loading). Always consult airlines or IATA CEIV-certified agents 72+ hours before shipment.Blog June 05, 2025
- OOCL Upgrades A3N Express Service to Boost Northeast Asia-Australia TradeService Upgrade Highlights:1. Key EnhancementsNew Direct Link: Ningbo ? Melbourne added to existing A3C service.Extended Coverage: Connects Japan/Korea → East China → Australia seamlessly.Competitive Edge: Faster cargo turnover for electronics, automotive, and perishables.2. Port RotationSouthbound:
- US Extends China Tariff Exemptions to August 31 Amid New 301 ProbeThe U.S. extended 178 product exclusions from China tariffs to August 31, 2025, while launching a new 301 investigation targeting China’s maritime and logistics sectors. Beijing condemns the moves as "protectionist" and WTO-violating.Marketing Info update June 03, 2025
- BREAKING: U.S. Court Blocks Trump’s China Tariffs—What’s Next for Trade?A U.S. federal court halted Trump’s April 2 tariff order, ruling it unconstitutional. The administration must suspend collections within 10 days, but an appeal is underway. Businesses brace for uncertainty as the White House vows to fight.Logistics News May 29, 2025
- SCFI Rises for 3rd Week: Container Freight Rates Surge Across All Major RoutesThe SCFI index rose 7.21% WoW to 1,586.12 points, marking a 3-week consecutive increase.Marketing Info update May 28, 2025