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In a year marked by a deceleration in freight shipping, Chattanooga’s trucking and logistics enterprises have surged ahead, achieving remarkable growth in 2022 and solidifying their position among the swiftest-growing American businesses. Inc. magazine’s annual ranking of the nation’s most burgeoning companies features an impressive inclusion of 20 Chattanooga-based enterprises in its prestigious list of […]

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The longstanding practice of exchanging personal data for online services takes a concerning turn as China adopts a similar approach in the maritime and logistics sectors. China’s potential use of this model through LOGINK, a state-backed logistics management platform, raises alarms about risks to commercial ports and the exposure of military logistics chains. In a […]

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General Motors Implements Leadership Changes in Global Logistics Teams General Motors (GM) has recently undergone a series of leadership changes and appointments within its worldwide logistics departments. These changes span various areas, including finished vehicle logistics, inbound material management, and procurement. One notable change is the appointment of Cristina Bueno Learman as the new Director […]

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An ongoing and severe drought is placing a significant strain on the crucial Panama Canal, a conduit responsible for facilitating 40% of the world’s cargo ship movement. Approximately two-thirds of the canal’s maritime traffic either originates from or is destined for the United States. Serving as a pivotal linkage between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, […]

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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has declared its intention to initiate the processing of changes to Ports of Entry (POE) starting from September 9th. After becoming available in March, the POE modification feature encountered delays due to technical challenges. This recent announcement indicates a potential advancement in the agency’s preparedness to proceed with this […]

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The United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has announced a procedure for importers or their authorized representatives to request the movement of their detained cargo to a customs bonded warehouse. This process is governed by the provisions of 19 U.S.C. 1307, which covers scenarios involving Withhold Release Orders, the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, […]

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In the Wake of a Suspected June Cyberattack, Brokers Urged to Fortify Defenses A suspected cyberattack that targeted Livingston International in June underscored the critical need for customs brokers to proactively ready themselves for potential breaches, caution industry experts. Such breaches could disrupt operational continuity and sever communication channels with both clients and CBP (Customs […]

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Holding the coveted title of No. 1 has been a long-standing achievement for the Los Angeles and Long Beach ports, a dynamic duo that has reigned supreme in international trade for over two decades. These interconnected trade powerhouses are responsible for facilitating the movement of nearly 40% of Asia’s imported goods into U.S. markets and […]

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With the count of waiting vessels having surged to 154, the Panama Canal grapples with a mounting pileup, compelled to reduce passage bookings for carriers in response to ongoing drought conditions. These arid circumstances have stirred turmoil in the key maritime passageway since spring. Currently, the expected waiting period to traverse the canal spans about […]

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Anticipated findings project that the worldwide logistics sector will achieve a remarkable valuation of over $16.79 trillion by the year 2032. A recent study conducted by Allied Market Research reveals that the global logistics landscape achieved an impressive revenue of over $9.83 trillion in 2022, which sets the stage for a compounded annual growth rate […]

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