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Stay ahead of the curve with our latest industry updates on cargo, courier trading, and economy services. As the global logistics landscape evolves, we bring you key trends, regulatory changes, and expert insights to help you navigate the dynamic world of transportation and trade. Whether you’re looking for updates on freight movements, courier innovations, or economic shifts impacting supply chains, our column keeps you informed and empowered.
- Top 25 Trucking Companies Driving the Industry
The trucking industry plays a crucial role in global logistics, ensuring the seamless transportation of goods across regions. From freight giants to specialized carriers, the top 25 trucking companies lead in innovation, efficiency, and service reliability. For more details on this click on below link.
2. Canada’s Levy on U.S. Exports and Imports: Impact on Trade
In the latest move of the ongoing back-and-forth tussle between the United States and various trading partners, the Canadian government said earlier today it is formally implementing 25% tariffs on roughly $20.8 billion worth of products made in the U.S. his move comes in response to evolving trade policies, economic strategies, or tariff disputes between the two nations. Find complete report here.
3. Global Sea Freight Dips Amid U.S. President’s Tariff Policy Shift
The shipping industry is witnessing a decline in sea freight volumes as the U.S. President’s tariff policy impacts global trade flows. Rising trade barriers and shifting import costs have led to reduced cargo movement, affecting supply chains and freight rates worldwide. Complete report here.
4. U.S. President Trump imposes 25% tariffs on cars and parts made outside of US.
The U.S. President has announced increased tariffs on imported cars, a move aimed at protecting domestic automakers and reducing trade imbalances. This policy could drive up vehicle prices for consumers while escalating tensions with major car-exporting nations. Industry experts warn of potential retaliatory measures, which may disrupt global supply chains and impact the economy. Full article is here on this decision.
5. U.S. tariffs prompted numerous global companies to announce expansion plans within the United States
Recent U.S. tariffs are turning into an unexpected economic boost, as global giants like Novartis, Honda, and Hyundai announce major expansion plans in America. These moves signal growing investment in domestic manufacturing and job creation, showing how trade policies are reshaping global strategies in favor of the U.S. economy.” These strategic moves indicate that the recent tariffs are influencing companies to invest in U.S. manufacturing, potentially strengthening the American economy and creating jobs. Full article from the White house official website explains the same in more detail.
6. Hong Kong Named World’s Busiest Cargo Airport, Surpasses All Global Competitors
Hong Kong International Airport has reclaimed its position as the world’s busiest cargo airport, overtaking all global competitors in freight volume. The airport handled a record-breaking surge in cargo traffic, driven by strong demand in e-commerce and international trade. This milestone reinforces Hong Kong’s strategic role in global logistics and supply chain networks. Here is the article reclaiming this phenomenal position of HKIA connecting Fareast to the world
7. U.S laws of Change for low-value imports also threatens thousands of small online sellers, e-commerce
U.S. plans next month to cancel tariff-free access for low-value parcel shipments from China and Hong Kong, coupled with a new 145% tariff rate on Chinese imports, could bleed more than $22 billion in revenue from the air cargo sector over three years and put thousands of online sellers with direct-to-consumer fulfillment models out of business, according to an e-commerce and logistics consulting firm, detail report
8. Imports from China now face tariffs of up to 245%, White House says
The latest information released by the White house in the US regarding the national security risks posed by U.S. reliance on imported processed critical minerals and their derivative products. The fact sheet has it whole, the point to notice is the US announced China imports to face 245% of tariffs due to China’s retaliatory measures.
9. Understanding the de Minimas rule or Section 321 for those engaged in business with the US.
Visit this link to understand the story publish by the Wall Street Journal,
10. Launching of Cross border rail services from India to Nepal.
In a latest move by one of the leading logistics provider BLR logistiks (India) Limited announced their monthly rail service from India to Nepal facilitating the cross-border between both countries that will save lot of time and speedy deliveries of goods from India to Nepal
11. JAFZA marks 40years anniversary as a gateway for the India market to the world.
U.A.E JAFZA Jebel Ali free zone is marking its 40years annivarsary for the record trade between India and U.A.E as a part of strategic and economic benefit for the trade relations between both countries & pledge to open up more co operation to bring India based goods like Electronics, food, chemical to the UAE and GCC market who source goods from Dubai.
12. New de minimis limits mean more Chinese imports now face U.S. tariffs. Updated 09.06.2025
New de minimis limits mean more Chinese imports now face U.S. tariffs. The reduction of the de minimis threshold increases costs for small imports from China, impacting pricing and supply chains. Businesses may face added tariffs, delays, and compliance burdens at U.S. customs. found a very good article on this looking at the impact of de minimis threshold on China export to the US.
13. India’s anti-dumping policy targets aggressive pricing tactics in chemical imports. Updated 09.06.2025
To safeguard domestic companies, the Government of India has imposed Anti dumping duties from chemical imported from China, Europe. unfair pricing of imported chemicals triggers anti-dumping duties by Indian authorities, the recent decision will ensure a level playing field for local chemical producers.
14. DHL commitment for India Growing market. Update on 14.07.2025
15. U.S President Donald Trump reaches trade deals with Japan, Indonesia, the Philippines Update on 23.07.2025
President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said on Tuesday that they have agreed to a trade deal that will include a 15% tariff on all U.S. imports from Japan, 19% tariff on all US imports from Indonesia , the Philippines. The deal aspart of the trade agreement, Japan will invest $550 billion into the U.S. and will open its economy to American automotive goods and rice.
16. Global Markets Breathe Easy as U.S.–China Extend Tariff Pause”
Trade tensions between the U.S. and China have cooled for now, as both sides agree to halt further tariff hikes. The extension offers welcome breathing space amid mounting economic uncertainty and highlights the delicate dance of global trade diplomacy. President Trump has extended the current tariff truce by 90 days—pushing the new deadline to November 10, 2025.
The pause helps alleviate supply-chain disruptions and gives businesses time to plan ahead during the crucial holiday season. The latest 90-day extension in the U.S.–China tariff standoff is a temporary but critical pause amid rising global trade tensions. It offers much-needed stability for markets, manufacturers, and importers—especially as we head into a peak business quarter. However, businesses should remain cautious: this is a halt, not a resolution.
17. India’s New GST Structure (Effective Sept 22, 2025)
ndia has rolled out a landmark reform in its Goods and Services Tax (GST) system—one that aims to simplify compliance, reduce costs, and boost demand. Effective September 22, 2025, the GST Council has streamlined the tax structure from four slabs into a two-rate system (5% and 18%), along with a new 40% slab for luxury and sin goods. For businesses, especially MSMEs and importers/exporters, this change is set to bring clarity and efficiency, while consumers can expect relief on essentials. Click here for more details.