Swiss Customs Funds WCO Talent Program to Strengthen Global Trade

Swiss Customs Funds WCO Talent Program to Strengthen Global Trade

Swiss Customs is committed to long-term support for the WCO Francophone Africa Scholarship Programme, annually funding participants to enhance their management skills and master WCO standards. This program cultivates customs management talents with an international perspective through training and study visits, contributing to the sustainable development of global trade. Many current Directors General of Customs have benefited from this program. Switzerland's support reflects the customs family's shared commitment to the organization's development.

Rwanda Launches Online System to Ease Crossborder Trade

Rwanda Launches Online System to Ease Crossborder Trade

Rwanda Customs has launched an online advance ruling system integrated into its electronic single window. This aims to help traders clarify tariffs in advance, reduce trade risks, and accelerate customs clearance. To fully leverage the system's advantages, training and promotion are crucial to enhance traders' familiarity with the online application process, helping businesses seize market opportunities. The system improves transparency and predictability in cross-border trade, fostering a more efficient and reliable trading environment.

Global Airports Adopt Iatas IGOM to Boost Safety Efficiency

Global Airports Adopt Iatas IGOM to Boost Safety Efficiency

IGOM standardizes ground handling, reducing costs, losses, and training complexity. The new (2026) version updates passenger services, baggage handling, and aircraft safety. IATA facilitates efficient implementation. This standardization aims to streamline processes, improve safety protocols, and enhance the overall efficiency of ground handling operations within the aviation industry. By adhering to IATA standards and implementing IGOM guidelines, airlines and ground handling providers can achieve significant cost savings and minimize potential risks associated with ground operations.

Ecommerce Boom Drives Surge in Air Cargo Hazardous Goods

Ecommerce Boom Drives Surge in Air Cargo Hazardous Goods

This article analyzes the market trends and compliance challenges faced by air transport of dangerous goods driven by e-commerce growth. It focuses on interpreting the key updates of the 65th edition of the IATA DGR and proposes how companies should embrace digitalization, strengthen compliance management, and enhance employee training to cope with the ever-changing dangerous goods transportation environment. The aim is to ensure both safety and efficiency, and jointly build aviation transportation safety.

First Collective Contract for Courier Labor Protection Signed in Beijing

First Collective Contract for Courier Labor Protection Signed in Beijing

The Beijing Express Delivery Industry Trade Union Federation and the Municipal Express Association have signed the first collective labor protection contract. This contract aims to enhance the labor safety of couriers, improve working conditions, and provide necessary protective measures. Key aspects include strengthening employee training, providing protective equipment, and improving the work environment. This initiative offers legal protection for the rights of workers in the express delivery sector and promotes the positive development of the industry.

07/22/2025 Logistics
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Common Xiaohongshu Marketing Mistakes Brands Should Avoid

Common Xiaohongshu Marketing Mistakes Brands Should Avoid

This article reveals 20 common “counterproductive operations” in Xiaohongshu marketing, covering strategic misjudgments, content errors, tactical deviations, and cognitive biases. It aims to help businesses avoid pitfalls and achieve effective growth. The article emphasizes the importance of long-term thinking, user-centricity, and data analysis. It recommends that companies enhance team awareness through professional training. By understanding these common mistakes and focusing on best practices, brands can significantly improve their Xiaohongshu marketing performance and drive sustainable growth.

Namra Introduces AEO Program to Enhance Namibias Trade

Namra Introduces AEO Program to Enhance Namibias Trade

The Namibian Revenue Agency (NamRA) is fully implementing the AEO program to enhance supply chain security, streamline trade processes, and improve business competitiveness. Through pilot verification training and continuous optimization, NamRA is committed to working with businesses to build an efficient and convenient trade environment, promoting national economic prosperity. The AEO program aims to simplify customs procedures for trusted traders, reducing clearance times and costs. This initiative is expected to boost Namibia's trade performance and attract foreign investment.

Global Customs Body Unites Against IP Crime

Global Customs Body Unites Against IP Crime

The World Customs Organization (WCO) strengthens global cooperation in combating counterfeit goods by signing Memoranda of Understanding with various industry associations. The collaboration focuses on promoting IPM tools, enhancing information exchange, and training customs officers. This aims to improve global intellectual property protection capabilities, build a bridge between customs and rights holders, and jointly address the increasingly complex challenges posed by counterfeit goods. The partnerships seek to streamline enforcement efforts and create a more secure global trade environment.

EU Boosts Cameroons Customs Classification Skills

EU Boosts Cameroons Customs Classification Skills

The World Customs Organization is assisting Cameroon in implementing its customs modernization program, with funding from the European Union, focusing on enhancing tariff classification capabilities. Through training workshops held in Douala, Cameroonian customs officials learned about the HS coding system, case studies, and trade facilitation agreements. This initiative aims to improve the accuracy of commodity classification, promote regional integration, and foster trade development. The program emphasizes practical application and knowledge transfer to ensure sustainable improvements in customs procedures.

Global Airports Urged to Adopt Collaborative Decisionmaking for Efficiency

Global Airports Urged to Adopt Collaborative Decisionmaking for Efficiency

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) introduces an Airport Collaborative Decision Making (A-CDM) training course. This program aims to equip airport and ground operations personnel with collaborative decision-making techniques to enhance airport efficiency and flight on-time performance through information sharing and process optimization. The course covers A-CDM's theoretical foundations, practical applications, and future development directions such as Trajectory Based Operations (TBO) and business services. It supports airports in achieving digital transformation and intelligent development.