Shipping perishables? Don’t let simple mistakes ruin your cargo! From fresh fruits and veggies to meat, dairy, flowers, and even pharmaceuticals — perishable goods demand precise temperature control and time-sensitive handling.
Trump To Ease Auto Tariffs
President Trump’s 25% tariff on imported cars and trucks shook the auto world earlier this month—but now there’s a shift in gear. With new plans to offer relief for carmakers, the White House is steering policy to ease the pressure.
Importing Chocolate Into The U.S.
Thinking about importing chocolate into the U.S.? With high demand—especially during holidays like Valentine’s Day, this sweet opportunity can be lucrative! But beware: the process isn’t as simple as unwrapping a candy bar.
Saving Costs On Airfreight
Rising fuel prices and other escalating expenses are driving up air freight costs. In response, shippers are getting creative and discovering innovative strategies to boost their savings like optimizing routes, leveraging technology, and embracing sustainable practices. ✈️💡
Importing Olive Oil To The U.S.
There are numerous things shippers should know before bringing olive oil into the U.S. It is essential to understand the various regulations for importation.
Ensuring A Successful Importation
Many things may go wrong during importing which can result in monetary loss or loss of the cargo. This article will explain what can go wrong when importing and give tips to ensure a successful shipment when starting.
Shipping Boats Internationally
Shipments like yachts are valuable investments, and a misinformed decision can lead to significant losses.
Shipping Perishables By Air
In international transport, perishables are any shipment that can damage or spoil after a specific time.
Documents In Customs Clearance
When bringing shipments into the U.S., having the correct documentation can save time and money.