Archive: September 2026
September 23, 2026
Cold Chain Logistics: Ensuring Safe Transport for Temperature-Sensitive Goods
Cold Chain Logistics — Ensuring Safe Transport for Temperature-Sensitive Goods Cold chain logistics uses temperature-controlled vehicles and storage to keep sensitive products safe from the moment they leave a manufacturer…
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Navigating Global Supply Chain Shifts: Strategies for Resilience and Growth
Navigating Global Supply Chain Shifts: Strategies for Resilience and Growth Global supply chains are straining under sustained, structural pressure with no sign of letting up. New tariffs between major trading…
READ MORE >September 21, 2026
CBP Increases MPF Effective October 1
US Customs & Border Protection (CBP) has announced increases to several customs user fees for Fiscal Year (FY) 2027, which begins on October 1, 2026. The increase was announced in the Federal Register on July 31, 2026, and is intended…
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Customs Compliance in International Trade: Avoiding Import Mistakes and Penalties
Customs Compliance in International Trade: Avoiding Import Mistakes and Penalties Customs compliance in international trade has grown increasingly complex. Shifting tariff schedules, evolving import regulations and multiagency oversight mean that…
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The Evolution of Compliance: Key Challenges and Best Practices for Global Trade
The Evolution of Compliance — Key Challenges and Best Practices for Global Trade Global trade compliance has become one of the most consequential operational risks facing importers and exporters today.…
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The Hidden Costs of Importing: What Buyers Do Not Expect
The Hidden Costs of Importing — What Buyers Do Not Expect Most importers build their budgets around what the supplier charges and what the carrier quotes for freight. However, this…
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How to Manage Supply Chain Disruptions
How to Manage Supply Chain Disruptions Modern supply chains connect many partners across sourcing, manufacturing and transportation. Events that affect one part of the chain can influence all subsequent stages.…
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