Manufacturing & Export

Comparative advantage is a concept in economics. It explains how some countries can produce goods and services at a lower cost than others. This cost is measured by what is given up to make the product. Even if one country is better at making everything, it can still benefit by focusing on what it does […] Read More »

The Canton Fair, also known as the China Import and Export Fair, is the largest trade event in China, held biannually in Guangzhou. It provides a platform for global trade, attracting over 200,000 visitors and 20,000 exhibitors. This event is key for networking, sourcing products, and understanding market trends. Read More »

The SOLAS VGM is a strict global regulation enforced by the International Marine Organization (IMO). The SOLAS regulations were updated to ensure that shipper’s correctly declare the total verified gross mass of shipping containers ready for export. Read More »

Just-In-Time (JIT) manufacturing minimizes inventory, aligning production with demand to cut costs and improve efficiency. It reduces storage and financing expenses, enhancing supply chain responsiveness. Despite benefits like cost savings and agility, JIT faces risks from supply chain disruptions and requires precise demand forecasting and strong supplier coordination to succeed. Read More »

In this episode, Lukas from EasyCargo gives insight into the rise of shipping rates and how container loading software is used by exporters to maximize loading space, ensure safe load distribution, and reduce shipping costs to remain competitive in today’s changing market Read More »

If you are involved in trucking or shipping cargo around the world, then you are most likely loading cargo inside shipping containers. Read More »

There are 4 modes of transport along the International Supply Chain. Goods can be transported via Sea, Air, Road or Rail. Multiple modes of transport will most likely be used for 1 single shipment to get products delivered to International locations. Read More »