Through careful planning and thoughtful organization of the shipment, exhibiting in trade shows abroad is an excellent way to grow your business and expand your market internationally. Here are ten tips to a successful overseas exhibit.
The low sulfur mandate takes effect globally on January 1st. Increased costs will most likely be passed on to shippers in the form of fuel surcharges, revised BAF or bunker fees, increases in ocean freight or specially named fees. What should shippers do now to prepare?
Marketplace’s Morning Report includes an interview with Baker on preparing for the new tariffs on goods from China. Do’s and don’ts for importers of all products.
Importers from China should take action now to minimize the immediate impact of new tariffs on goods from China. How to determine the financial impact to your company, create transportation and customs entry plans, and conduct a pricing review prior to September 1st.
If you’re happy with the transportation and shipping service you have, why go through the time and effort of launching an RFQ when you can start to save today? Effective savings opportunities exist at all companies.
So, you’ve decided to move ahead with a new transportation provider or expand a current relationship – congratulations! The first step in a committed business relationship is contracting. Here now are our top dozen tips to negotiate a contract that reflects your objectives and minimizes legal risks.
Considering new sourcing origins, adapting to e-commerce shipping patterns or trying to reduce costs? Here are our top tips to help you launch a freight RFQ that adapts your supply chain to current needs and market conditions.
Soft demand is being met by ocean carriers with blank sailings and peak season surcharges. What’s the outlook for importers and NVOs?