For Exporters
Maersk Imposes $1,000 Surcharge
Last updated on March 8, 2024 by Ben Thompson
New Icelandic volcano eruption prompts air traffic alerts. Keflavik Airport operational. Comparisons to Eyjafjallajokull's 2010 eruption highlight potential disruptions, but current event poses lower risks. Uncertainty remains over duration and impact on air travel.
Glossary of Shipping Terms
Last updated on March 1, 2024 by Ben ThompsonThe International shipping and marine transport industry is full of unique shipping terms and shipping abbreviations. And these are used every day to describe everything from modes of transport, units of measure, pricing structures, IncoTerms and much more. Therefore, it’s important that importers, exporters and freight companies correctly communicate freight terms to avoid problems or…
Colombia Embarks On Historic Quest To Uncover $20 Billion In Treasures
Last updated on February 29, 2024 by Ben ThompsonNew Icelandic volcano eruption prompts air traffic alerts. Keflavik Airport operational. Comparisons to Eyjafjallajokull's 2010 eruption highlight potential disruptions, but current event poses lower risks. Uncertainty remains over duration and impact on air travel.
US, UK Sanction $100M Iranian-Houthi Shipping Plot
Last updated on February 29, 2024 by Ben ThompsonNew Icelandic volcano eruption prompts air traffic alerts. Keflavik Airport operational. Comparisons to Eyjafjallajokull's 2010 eruption highlight potential disruptions, but current event poses lower risks. Uncertainty remains over duration and impact on air travel.
Just-in-Time (JIT) Manufacturing in 2024: Definition, Examples, and Pros & Cons
Last updated on February 28, 2024 by Ben ThompsonJust-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.
How the Electronic Bill of Lading Improves the Shipping Process
Last updated on February 23, 2024 by Ben ThompsonOver the past few years there have been advancements in technology that have transformed the traditional paper based Bill of Lading into an Electronic Bill Of Lading (eB/L) format. This new technology is also referred to as E Bill of Lading, Electronic Bill or Digital Bill of Lading. The new Electronic Bills of Lading can…
Vessel Still Afloat Despite Houthi Claims of Sinking
Last updated on February 22, 2024 by Ben ThompsonNew Icelandic volcano eruption prompts air traffic alerts. Keflavik Airport operational. Comparisons to Eyjafjallajokull's 2010 eruption highlight potential disruptions, but current event poses lower risks. Uncertainty remains over duration and impact on air travel.
Russia and China Declare End to Trading in US Dollars
Last updated on February 22, 2024 by Ben ThompsonNew Icelandic volcano eruption prompts air traffic alerts. Keflavik Airport operational. Comparisons to Eyjafjallajokull's 2010 eruption highlight potential disruptions, but current event poses lower risks. Uncertainty remains over duration and impact on air travel.
What is shipping container cargo consolidation?
Last updated on February 21, 2024 by Ben ThompsonOptimize shipping costs with container consolidation. Combine smaller shipments into one full container load. Save on fees and reduce damage risk. Learn how to arrange and choose the right consolidator for seamless logistics.
The Importance of a Certificate of Free Sale (Certificate for Export)
Last updated on February 19, 2024 by Ben ThompsonA Certificate of Free Sale (CFS), also known as a Certificate to Foreign Governments or Certificate for Export, validates that a product meets legal standards and is safe for consumption. It's crucial for international trade, ensuring smooth customs clearance and preventing shipment issues. Without it, exports face delays, fines, or even rejection.
