EU Carbon Border Tax Marks Climate Policy Milestone

EU Carbon Border Tax Marks Climate Policy Milestone

The EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a crucial policy tool for addressing climate change and preventing carbon leakage. Its legislative journey began in 2019, encompassing drafting, internal negotiations, formal adoption, and entry into force. By imposing carbon tariffs on high-carbon emission goods, CBAM aims to promote global emissions reduction, reshape trade patterns, and drive technological innovation. The EU will continuously revise and adjust CBAM to ensure its effectiveness and feasibility in achieving its climate goals and preventing unfair competition.

US Faces Infrastructure Funding and Policy Challenges Postpandemic

US Faces Infrastructure Funding and Policy Challenges Postpandemic

This article explores the challenges facing infrastructure development in the United States, including funding sources, infrastructure definitions, and evolving needs in the post-pandemic era. Experts point out that the current funding allocation methods may diminish the urgency of long-term bills, and accurate predictions of future transportation demands are crucial. The piece highlights the complexities involved in modernizing American infrastructure and ensuring its effectiveness in supporting economic recovery and future growth, particularly in a rapidly changing world.

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.

Trucking Industry Lobbies for Policy Changes in Washington

Trucking Industry Lobbies for Policy Changes in Washington

Led by the National Shippers Strategic Transportation Council (NASSTRAC), over ten shipper and carrier organizations will hold a lobbying event in Washington D.C. on February 1st. The initiative aims to highlight the importance of the trucking industry to policymakers and advocate for key issues. These include concerns about truck driver hours-of-service regulations, advocating for the expanded use of longer, heavier trucks, and improving the highway system. The goal is to enhance trucking efficiency and safeguard the nation's economic well-being.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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US Container Imports Stabilize Amid Trade Policy Shifts

US Container Imports Stabilize Amid Trade Policy Shifts

US container imports increased month-over-month in June but decreased year-over-year. Imports from China continued to decline, while those from Southeast Asia increased. West Coast ports saw a rebound. These trends highlight the need for supply chain adjustments and diversification in response to evolving trade policies and geopolitical factors. Companies are actively seeking alternative sourcing and manufacturing locations to mitigate risks and build more resilient supply chains. The shift away from China and towards Southeast Asia reflects a broader strategy to reduce reliance on a single source.

01/15/2026 Logistics
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2025 Logistics Sector Faces Policy Shifts Demand Challenges

2025 Logistics Sector Faces Policy Shifts Demand Challenges

The logistics industry grapples with volatility, policy shifts, and uneven demand in 2025. *Logistics Management* presents a curated selection of its best annual articles, offering in-depth analysis of the challenges and opportunities facing tariffs, trucking, rail, and ocean freight. This provides strategic guidance for shippers navigating the 2026 market, empowering businesses to embrace change and meet challenges head-on. Learn how to adapt and succeed in this evolving landscape.

US Adjusts Drone Policy Amid Strained China Relations

US Adjusts Drone Policy Amid Strained China Relations

The U.S. Department of Commerce withdrew its plan to restrict drone imports from China, but the FCC still includes DJI and others on its "Covered List." Some non-Chinese drone manufacturers received exemptions until the end of 2026. China's low-altitude economy is booming, and U.S. policies are impacting the industry's development. The competition between the U.S. and China in the drone sector is expected to continue, influencing the global industrial landscape. This ongoing tension will shape future innovation and market access for drone technology worldwide.

NRF Predicts Sustained Retail Growth Through 2025

NRF Predicts Sustained Retail Growth Through 2025

The National Retail Federation (NRF) forecasts a 2.7%-3.7% increase in retail sales for 2025, with online channels continuing to drive growth. The report analyzes the macroeconomic environment and consumer behavior, providing retailers with strategic recommendations such as omnichannel integration and product mix optimization. It also highlights the importance of monitoring potential risks associated with policy uncertainty.

National Bank Launches Secure SWIFT Remittance Service

National Bank Launches Secure SWIFT Remittance Service

The SWIFT code for the NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN is NBPAPKKA02I, ensuring funds are accurately delivered during international remittances. Understanding this code not only enhances financial security but also streamlines cross-border transaction processes. Mastering the use of the SWIFT system is crucial for conducting international payments.