WCO Addresses Pandemics Gender Disparity with Equality Plan

WCO Addresses Pandemics Gender Disparity with Equality Plan

A virtual working group meeting of the World Customs Organization discussed the impact of the pandemic on gender equality, focusing on the economy, gender-based violence, and working from home. Representatives shared their respective responses, emphasizing the crucial role of customs in supporting employee well-being and protecting public interests. The discussion also explored how data analysis can provide a more precise understanding and response to the gender-differentiated challenges posed by the pandemic. The meeting highlighted the need for targeted interventions and policies to mitigate these disparities.

Douyin Shops Face Compliance Challenges Amid Nosource Scrutiny

Douyin Shops Face Compliance Challenges Amid Nosource Scrutiny

This article delves into the common reasons for TikTok Shop's dropshipping (no-inventory) detection, including non-TikTok e-waybill delivery, customer complaints, and disorganized product categories. It provides a detailed set of avoidance strategies, such as binding shop management tools, using TikTok e-waybills, adopting a influencer marketing model, and optimizing product categories, to help merchants operate compliantly and avoid unnecessary losses. The article also discusses the possibility of appealing dropshipping judgments and the appropriate response methods. This guide aims to help sellers navigate TikTok Shop policies and maintain a healthy, compliant business.

WCO South Korea Aid Yemens Customs Reform Amid Crisis

WCO South Korea Aid Yemens Customs Reform Amid Crisis

With funding from the Korea Customs Cooperation Fund (CCF), the World Customs Organization (WCO) held a high-level seminar in Amman, Jordan, to assist Yemen Customs in transitioning from crisis response to recovery. The seminar focused on key issues such as capacity building and strategic planning. The WCO provided technical assistance and resource coordination, while Korea provided financial support. The Head of Yemen Customs expressed gratitude to the WCO and pledged to enhance trade security and competitiveness to achieve national recovery. This initiative highlights the importance of international cooperation in supporting fragile states.

Miami Port Traffic Dips Amid Supply Chain Shifts

Miami Port Traffic Dips Amid Supply Chain Shifts

Miami port experienced a 9% year-over-year decrease in cargo volume in August, reflecting the ongoing trend of global supply chain adjustments. Inventory buildup and supply chain diversification are key contributing factors. The port is actively adapting and seeking new development opportunities, signaling a shift in the global trade landscape. This decline highlights the challenges ports face as businesses restructure their supply chains to mitigate risks and improve resilience. The port's response will be crucial in navigating these changes and maintaining its competitiveness in the evolving global market.

01/16/2026 Logistics
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RXO Charts Postspinoff Strategy After XPO Logistics Split

RXO Charts Postspinoff Strategy After XPO Logistics Split

XPO Logistics completed the spin-off of its truck brokerage and asset-light transportation business, with RXO officially established and listed. This article delves into RXO's market strategy, competitive advantages, and future development direction, focusing on its technology-driven business model, market response strategies, and development prospects in the macroeconomic environment. Through an interview with RXO's CEO, the article showcases the company's grasp of market opportunities and its commitment to shareholder value. It analyzes how RXO plans to leverage technology and strategic positioning to navigate the evolving logistics landscape.

Logistics Firms Prepare for Hurricane Helene Key Business Steps

Logistics Firms Prepare for Hurricane Helene Key Business Steps

As Hurricane Helene approaches, ALAN (American Logistics Aid Network) has released a guide for logistics companies on how to respond. The guide emphasizes safety first, timely information gathering, connecting with needs, mobilizing resources, and standardizing actions. It encourages donation to support relief efforts. Logistics companies are urged to prioritize the well-being of their employees and the affected communities while ensuring the efficient delivery of aid. The ALAN guide provides practical advice and best practices for navigating the challenges posed by the hurricane and contributing to a coordinated and effective response.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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Antigua and Barbuda Customs Launches Fiveyear Modernization Plan

Antigua and Barbuda Customs Launches Fiveyear Modernization Plan

Antigua and Barbuda Customs is implementing a five-year strategy in response to the World Customs Organization's Mercator Program. This initiative aims to modernize customs operations, promote economic development, and enhance international competitiveness. The strategic plan focuses on streamlining processes, improving efficiency, and aligning with global best practices. By embracing international standards and modern technologies, Antigua and Barbuda Customs seeks to facilitate trade, strengthen border security, and contribute to the nation's sustainable economic growth. This modernization effort is crucial for attracting investment and fostering a more competitive business environment.

Maritime Data Initiative Aims to Ease Supply Chain Congestion

Maritime Data Initiative Aims to Ease Supply Chain Congestion

This webinar will focus on the Maritime Transportation Data Initiative (MTDI), featuring Flexport experts and a commissioner from the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission. They will discuss how standardized and transparent maritime shipping data can address supply chain bottlenecks, improve operational efficiency, enhance supply chain resilience, and optimize resource allocation. The webinar aims to help businesses understand the policy background, data standards, implementation paths, and response strategies of MTDI, enabling them to gain a competitive advantage. Learn how to leverage MTDI for a more efficient and resilient supply chain.

New System Predicts Global Shipping Customs Policy Shifts

New System Predicts Global Shipping Customs Policy Shifts

This paper proposes a four-dimensional prediction system – "Official Sources + Industry Channels + Data Monitoring + Scenario Implementation" – designed to help cross-border e-commerce businesses and freight forwarders accurately grasp sea freight customs clearance policy trends and respond quickly to market changes. By constructing an information source matrix, mastering policy change signals and patterns, and establishing a data-driven prediction model, the system enables risk quantification and precise response, helping companies gain an advantage in international trade. The goal is to empower businesses to proactively navigate the complexities of global shipping and customs regulations.

Maritime Shipping Industry Adapts to Cargo Protection Challenges

Maritime Shipping Industry Adapts to Cargo Protection Challenges

This article provides a comprehensive solution for dealing with severe weather during maritime transport, covering pre-event cargo protection (packaging, container loading, route planning), in-event dynamic response (tracking cargo and weather, coordinating with shipping companies), and post-event handling (claims, plan adjustments). It aims to help cargo owners minimize losses, ensure safe and timely delivery of goods, and build a long-term risk-resistant supply chain system. The focus is on proactive measures and reactive strategies to mitigate the impact of adverse weather conditions on sea freight.