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Import, Global Logistics, Supply Chain
That's a Latte Coffee
The New NAFTA winners and losers; shippers need larger customs bonds; Panama Canal sets record annual cargo tonnage in fiscal year 2018; South Korea trade growth remains positive in Q4 2018; the EU countries importing the most coffee; Feelunique partners with SEKO Logistics for cross-border growth into China; first global network of ocean-bound plastics supply chains
Import, Cross-border Trade, Global Trade Management
Supply Chain Commentary: The Advantages of First Sale
Each year, importers pay millions of dollars in Customs duties unnecessarily because they don't take advantage of the First Sale rule. Improve your bottom line by exploring First Sale.
Import, Export, Global Logistics, Logistics, Supply Chain
Redefining Globalism?
Despite news reports that globalization is dead, other trends will offset the downward spiral. If we redefine what globalization means, we won’t miss the trend again and be surprised by the results.
Import, Export, Global Trade Management, Logistics, Supply Chain, Technology
GTM Solutions: Making a World of Difference
Global Trade Management (GTM) solutions automate complex international supply chain sourcing, logistics, cross-border trade, and regulatory compliance activities.
Import, Export, Mexico, Global Logistics, Supply Chain, Latin America
Latin American Logistics: Learning the Tricks of the Trades
Working with a specialist can smooth the sometimes troubled logistical waters between the United States and Central and South America.
Import, Export, Global Logistics, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Logistics, Supply Chain
Global Trade Changes Course
While the regulations that govern the movement of goods across borders can (and do) fill volumes, some are of particular importance right now. These include changes to the Harmonized System, revisions to the regulations regarding the export and import of hazardous waste, guidance on voluntary self-disclosures, mandates regarding electronic logging devices, and modifications to Cuba sanctions. This article provides an overview.
Global Economy, Import, Export, Cross-border Trade, Global Logistics
Why Global Trade Needs a Rebrand
Visibility into the supply chain is clearer than ever, dramatically cutting the time from order to production and shipment. To bring the same transparency and efficiency to global trade, we need common sense changes. Find out how shippers can benefit.
Global Economy, Asia, Import, Export
Communication Insights Boost Shipper-Supplier Relationships
Improve supply chain efficiency with these tips on how to effectively communicate with your suppliers.
Global Economy, Import, Panama Canal, Global Logistics, Ocean, Ports
Panama Canal Expansion to Spur East Coast Shipping Boom
Here's why the Panama Canal expansion is set to spur a realignment in which eastern ports take on a new and larger role in the continental supply chain.
Import, Export, Global Logistics, Ports, Supply Chain
Cargo Becomes Intelligent So Do Ports
Having all supply chain players connected to an intelligent cargo system maximizes the use of port infrastructure and keeps everyone informed on the “where is my cargo?” question. Accessing and sharing information on cargo through new technologies will not only smooth flows but it will also secure them.
Import, Export, Cross-border Trade, Global Logistics
Getting Ready for ACE
The business of importing and exporting with the United States reaches a milestone at the end of 2016 when the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) is fully implemented. To make its rollout seamless, FedEx developed a contingency approach that can be useful to other organizations as they adapt to this new era in trade.
Economic Development, Asia, Import, Panama Canal, Global Logistics, Ocean, Ports
How the Panama Canal Expansion Will Shake Up U.S. Shipping
The Panama Canal expansion, completed on June 26, 2016, will have an ever-widening impact on cargo flow across North America. Here's how the culmination of this decade-long expansion project will rewrite the rules of shipping.
Global Economy, Asia, Import, Export, Global Logistics
Shippers Should See Positives from the Trade Promotion Act
The Trade Promotion Act (TPA) allows U.S. companies to expand into markets that would normally be out of reach due to trade barriers. It forges the path toward competitive opportunities and overall success in global markets for U.S. shippers.
E-commerce, Import, Export, Global Logistics, Retail, Partnership
The Beauty of Global Logistics
EM Cosmetics brings its products to the global market through the use of international shipping and package consolidator MyUS.com.
Import, Food Logistics, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Safety
How to Prepare for the Food Safety Modernization Act
Even before the final rulemaking of the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act is published and enforced, food shippers should take a proactive approach to make sure supply chains are compliant.
Import, Export, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Global Trade Management
Are You Ready to ACE It?
Importers and exporters should update operations to ensure they are ready for the Automated Commercial Environment.
Import, Export, Global Logistics, Supply Chain Management
Incoterms® 2010: Speaking the Same Language
Incoterms simplify international purchase-sales contracts. Here are tips for applying them correctly.
Import, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations
10 Steps to Import Compliance
Establish internal controls, audits, and system checks to accurately manage the import process.
3PL, Import, Export, Cross-border Trade, Canada, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Transportation Infrastructure, Transportation
U.S.-Canada Trade: Getting a Line on Cross-Border Shipments
Cross-border import and export trade between the United States and Canada requires planning and expertise.
Import, Export, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations
What Midmarket Companies Need to Know About Trade Compliance
Midmarket companies can benefit from using automation to create a strategic export compliance program.
Import, Export, Canada, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations
Preparing for New Trade Regulations
Changes to trade regulations require importers and exporters to prepare through new licensing and software updates.
Ensuring Import Compliance
Properly handling imported goods requires due diligence and continual effort.
Global Economy, Import, Export, China, Canada, Global Logistics, Rail
Global Logistics—April 2014
U.S. government aims to create single-window, paper-less Customs process; Deutsche Post predicts positive growth for global express business; China looks to develop more logistics centers upstream on the Yangtze River; Canada-Mexico trade imbalance tops NAFTA summit; Mexican railroads object to proposed reform bill
Import, Export, Cross-border Trade, Global Logistics, Ports, Risk Management, Supply Chain Management
Steering Clear of Supply Chain Disruptions
Companies make contingency plans to prepare for possible supply chain disruptions caused by port labor negotiations.
3PL, Intermodal, Import, Export, Global Logistics, Ocean, Site Selection, Ports, Supply Chain Management, Transportation, Warehousing
FTZ Basics & Benefits
Foreign Trade Zones can help global shippers cut operational costs and speed customs clearance for imports and exports.
Mara Gonzalez: Import Expert
As director of purchasing at wine company Vino del Sol, Mara Gonzalez squeezes supply chain data from a business intelligence solution.
Global Economy, Import, Export
To Rebuild America’s Economy, Keep Products at Home
Rebuilding the U.S. economy through trade requires enabling domestic manufacturers to regain home markets, writes Alan Tonelson of the U.S. Business and Industry Council.
Import, Export, Manufacturing, Warehousing
Comfort Zone: A Better, Faster FTZ
The Alternative Site Framework designation is changing the Foreign Trade Zone landscape, allowing shippers a more expedient process for streamlining the supply chain.
Import, Export, Cross-border Trade
Getting in the Zone: FTZs Fuel Improved Logistics
Foreign trade zones (FTZs) are an essential tool for the growing business of third-party logistics. The National Association of Foreign-Trade Zones’ Daniel Griswold outlines the benefits shippers can gain from using FTZs.
Import, Global Trade Management
Import Data: It’s in the Bag
Computer carrying case manufacturer Targus gets a handle on duty drawback with global trade management software.
Import, Cross-border Trade, Ocean
Who’s Comparing Your Import Data?
If you don't file accurate import data with U.S. Customs and Border Protection, you put your company at risk for penalties and fines, warns Kevin Shoemaker, director, global solutions for Integration Point Inc.
Global Economy, Import, Export, Global Logistics
Supply Chain Gain: Global Growth
Contingency suppliers, sourcing differentiation, special incentives, and a host of other strategies generate improvements in supply chains that reach around the world.
Global Economy, Middle East, Import, China, Canada, Global Logistics, Rail, Security
Global Logistics—December 2010
Dubai makes progress on its first aerotropolis, Starbucks partners with China to set up its first coffee bean farm, Canadian National accelerates auto imports, United Kingdom and France work to counter terrorism, Marks & Spencer accelerates supply chain improvement plan
3PL, Global Economy, Import, Export, Cross-border Trade, Mexico, Latin America
Capitalizing on Mexico’s Economic Growth
Jose Fernando Nava, president, DHL Supply Chain, Latin America shows shippers how to capitalize on Mexico's attraction as a growing consumer market.
Air Cargo, Green Logistics, Global Economy, Import, Export, Cross-border Trade, Mexico, China, Health Care Logistics, Agriculture Logistics, Global Logistics, Ocean, Transportation Infrastructure
Global Logistics—September 2010
Mexico Taxes U.S. Imports, Audi's carbon friendly cars and carbon friendly transportation, Australia labors over transportation expansion, UPS opens health care logistics hubs in Singapore and China, U.S. football imports from China
3PL, Global Economy, Import, Export, Global Logistics
Locating a Global Distribution Hub
10 tips for what companies should consider when locating and choosing a global distribution hub.
Import, Export, Global Logistics
ISF Compliance: Solving 10+2
Importers and exporters must make sure the U.S. Customs and Border Protection's new 10+2 equation adds up. Here's the formula for successful compliance with the Importer Security Filing (ISF) regulation.
Import, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations
ISF Regulation: 10+2 Much?
Those who suggest U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Importer Security Filing regulation, known as 10+2, adversely affects supply chain velocity shoud consider the alternative, writes Sam Polakoff of TBB Global Logistics.
FSVP Inspections Are Underway—Is Your Foreign Food Supplier Ready?
To combat foreign foodborne illnesses, the U.S. government recently introduced regulations to hold importers accountable for what is brought into the United States and sold to American consumers: The Foreign Supplier Verification Program (FSVP). Here, we examine the FSVP and what U.S.-based importers need to know to consistently and effectively ensure compliance.
Igniting the Supply Chain
The popularity of fireworks is in full display with revenues ablaze.
Import, Global Logistics, Logistics, Supply Chain
Tariffs Sting U.S. Supply Chains
The tariffs President Donald Trump imposed on Chinese goods have caused sharp increases in expenses for some companies, and even businesses that have yet to feel the sting of the duties on imported Chinese goods are taking a closer look at their supply chains to see how they can minimize the damage.
Import, Export, Global Logistics, Ports
Great Lakes Ports Stay on Course
U.S. Great Lakes ports are on pace to beat 2018 cargo volumes following a robust September handling road salt, cement, stone, petroleum, and wind energy components, and supporting the region's construction activity and energy needs.
Temperature-Sensitive Goods, Import, Food Logistics, Supply Chain
Supply Chain Fruits of Labor
From bananas to grapes and cherries, get the flavor of the fruit supply chain with these fun facts.
Global Economy, Import, Export, Global Logistics, Global Trade Management
Strong Im/Ex Market Fuels South Korea Trade Growth
The New NAFTA winners and losers; shippers need larger customs bonds; Panama Canal sets record annual cargo tonnage in fiscal year 2018; South Korea trade growth remains positive in Q4 2018; the EU countries importing the most coffee; Feelunique partners with SEKO Logistics for cross-border growth into China; first global network of ocean-bound plastics supply chains
Import, Export, Global Logistics, Logistics, Supply Chain
FTAs Top Concern of Importers/Exporters
To gauge shipper perspectives on trade in today's world, and particularly about the shift in free trade agreement (FTA) focus, global logistics and transportation solutions company BDP polled U.S. importers and exporters attending its 29th Annual Regulatory Compliance Seminar in Houston in late February.
Import, Export, Global Logistics, Logistics I.T., Technology
Global Trade Content: Unlocking the Supply Chain Value
Integrating external content is becoming more valuable for companies seeking more automation and real-time control over their supply chain planning and execution functions.
Import, Export, Freight Forwarders, Risk Management, Supply Chain
Commentary: Mitigating Supply Chain Risk
Make sure issues that can disrupt your supply chain are limited and infrequent. Here are several predictable and unpredictable risks that you should plan for:
Import, Export, China, Chemical Logistics, Supply Chain
Enhancing Supply Chain Continuity: What We Learned from the Port of Tianjin Explosion
To uphold a reliable supply chain, companies should have a business continuity plan. Here are the lesson learned in the aftermath of the Tianjin port explosions in August 2015 and how you can apply them to your supply chain.
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