In the world of ocean freight forwarding, delays can be costly—literally. Two of the most common penalties that can quickly pile up and impact both shippers and freight forwarders are demurrage and detention fees. While these charges may seem straightforward, the rules and fees surrounding them vary significantly across global ports. From Europe to Asia…
The U.S. government is gearing up to shut the door on a long-debated policy that has significantly shaped the landscape of global e-commerce logistics: the de minimis loophole. This exemption, which has allowed low-value shipments to enter the U.S. without paying duties or undergoing rigorous customs procedures, is officially ending for certain shippers as of…
A corporate outing with industry peers at a premier freight forwarders conference is more than just a break from the routine—it’s a chance to foster stronger relationships, build trust, and establish long-term partnerships in a relaxed and engaging environment. While virtual meetings remain a key part of day-to-day business, the resurgence of in-person events highlights…
The world of air freight forwarders is complex and highly regulated, requiring expertise, strategic partnerships, and industry accreditations to remain competitive. One of the most debated topics among freight forwarders is whether to operate as an IATA Cargo Agent or as a Non-IATA air freight forwarder. While both play a crucial role in air cargo…