Outdoor Retailers Warned of Speedlab Trademark Crackdown

Outdoor Retailers Warned of Speedlab Trademark Crackdown

This article issues an urgent warning to outdoor sports equipment sellers: the well-known brand 100% SPEEDLAB has initiated rights protection lawsuits, focusing on trademark and design patents for products such as goggles, helmets, and gloves. Sellers are advised to immediately conduct a self-check of their product listings to avoid infringement risks and potential financial losses. Immediate action is crucial to ensure compliance and prevent legal repercussions related to selling potentially infringing outdoor gear.

Algeria Studies Dutch Customs Labs to Enhance African Trade

Algeria Studies Dutch Customs Labs to Enhance African Trade

Algerian customs experts visited the Netherlands to study customs laboratories, aiming to learn advanced practices for building a modern laboratory in their country. This visit is part of the EU-World Customs Organization HS-Africa project, which focuses on improving customs management and promoting trade facilitation in Africa. The study tour covered laboratory design, technical equipment, workflow, and tariff classification. The insights gained will provide valuable references for the construction of the Algerian customs laboratory.

Global Logistics Tackles Oversized Cargo Shipping Challenges

Global Logistics Tackles Oversized Cargo Shipping Challenges

International shipping is crucial for global transportation of overweight and oversized cargo due to its cost-effectiveness, wide coverage, and specialized expertise. Utilizing specialized containers and breakbulk/heavy-lift vessels, maritime transport safely and efficiently handles large machinery, wind turbine blades, and other bulky goods. Advance declarations, equipment matching, cargo securing, and cost-effective scheduling are key to ensuring smooth transportation. Technological innovation will further enhance maritime transport's capabilities in the oversized cargo sector.

US Import Data Highlights Supply Chain Risks in February

US Import Data Highlights Supply Chain Risks in February

US import TEUs decreased month-over-month but increased year-over-year in February, with a record high daily average. Growth was seen in energy, consumer goods, and industrial equipment, while materials and IT declined. The overall trend remains unclear, with attention focused on inflation and market consolidation. The mixed signals suggest a complex economic landscape, requiring careful monitoring of these key factors to understand future import patterns and potential impacts on the supply chain.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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Warehouse Optimization Guide Boosts Efficiency and Upgrades

Warehouse Optimization Guide Boosts Efficiency and Upgrades

This paper delves into the critical elements of warehouse planning and optimization, encompassing warehouse type selection, geographical location layout, design optimization, operational process improvement, technology application, equipment configuration, and human resource management. It aims to assist companies in comprehensively evaluating and optimizing warehouse operations, enhancing efficiency, reducing costs, and ultimately achieving excellent logistics and warehousing management. The focus is on providing a holistic approach to improve all aspects of warehouse performance for better overall results.

01/21/2026 Warehousing
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Pattison Expands Global Reach with Innovative Solutions

Pattison Expands Global Reach with Innovative Solutions

Patoxun, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Global Top E-Commerce, is committed to providing material support for a better life for global consumers. Leveraging cross-border e-commerce platforms, Patoxun has successfully built several well-known brands with its excellent product development, design, R&D, operation, supply chain management, and quality control capabilities. It provides global users with high-quality 3C digital products, outdoor sports equipment, and smart home solutions, enriching everyone's life.

IATA Launches Cabin Crew Training Program for Aviation Careers

IATA Launches Cabin Crew Training Program for Aviation Careers

The IATA Cabin Crew Training Program is a golden stepping stone to a career in aviation. This IATA-certified course comprehensively enhances professional skills, equips you with essential industry knowledge, and helps you stand out in a competitive job market. The curriculum covers cabin crew responsibilities, customer service, safety equipment, aviation medicine, aviation regulations, special passenger service, cabin resource management, dangerous goods identification, cabin safety checks, and recruitment skills, helping you realize your dreams.

01/20/2026 Airlines
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Denmarks Roskilde Airport Expands As Key General Aviation Hub

Denmarks Roskilde Airport Expands As Key General Aviation Hub

Roskilde Airport (RKE/EKRK) is a vital general aviation hub in Denmark, located near Roskilde. It serves private aircraft, flight training, and charter operations. As a supplementary airport to Copenhagen Airport (Kastrup), it plays a crucial role in the Danish aviation system. With a long history and prime location, Roskilde Airport is equipped with advanced navigation equipment and a professional maintenance team. It significantly contributes to the development of aviation in Denmark.

Trucking Demand Surges Postthanksgiving As Rates Climb

Trucking Demand Surges Postthanksgiving As Rates Climb

The US truckload spot market experienced a robust rebound post-Thanksgiving, with surging freight volumes, increased capacity demand, and steady rate increases. DAT data shows significant growth in freight volumes across all equipment types, leading to tighter capacity. Experts suggest the market may have bottomed out, but caution is advised due to seasonal factors and macroeconomic influences. A cautiously optimistic outlook prevails, acknowledging the potential for continued recovery while remaining mindful of external pressures.

Hefei to Host 2026 International Soybean Expo

Hefei to Host 2026 International Soybean Expo

The 2026 Hefei International Soybean Industry Expo (SPEE), China's largest annual event for the entire soybean product industry chain, will gather global attention. As a one-stop procurement platform covering raw materials, processing equipment, technology, warehousing, and transportation for soybean food production, the expo will also feature new technology releases and professional forums. SPEE aims to promote the development of China's soybean industry and ensure the security of the national supply of high-quality protein.