How Smart Shippers Handle Damaged Freight During Transit

How Smart Shippers Handle Damaged Freight During Transit

When cargo arrives damaged, it doesn’t just dent the box – it dents your profits, your production timeline, and the trust your customers place in your brand. For global manufacturers, especially those shipping to and from Asia, transit-damaged freight is more...
Incoterms 101: A Simple Incoterms Guide

Incoterms 101: A Simple Incoterms Guide

If you’re involved in international trade, you’ve likely heard of “Incoterms.” But what exactly are they, and why do they matter? This Incoterms Guide will break down the essentials. Incoterms, short for International Commercial Terms, are standardized rules...
Shipping from Taiwan to the US: A Complete Guide

Shipping from Taiwan to the US: A Complete Guide

Taiwan and the US are long-time global trade partners in industries such as electronics, semiconductors, and machinery. If your business relies on shipping from Taiwan to the U.S., understanding your logistics options can help you reduce costs, improve efficiency, and...
Implementation Challenges of a China Plus One Strategy

Implementation Challenges of a China Plus One Strategy

We’ve all heard of China Plus One, a strategy companies are employing to reduce supply chain risk associated with exclusive reliance on China factories for production. Discussions on this topic typically deal with high-level questions like “Does it make sense...
Helicopter Shipping: Keys to Success

Helicopter Shipping: Keys to Success

The average cost of a new helicopter is about $2 million USD, with the most expensive brands costing up to $27 million. That’s why helicopter shipping is such a concern for sellers and buyers who need this expensive cargo to arrive on time and damage free....