Category: Global Trade

The ongoing challenge of distributing the COVID-19 vaccine in the U.S. was jolted this week with...

Big businesses have the resources to hire and train armies of customer service representatives...

Good communication is a very important skill in any environment with human interactions and helps...

When the COVID-19 lockdowns first began, virtual meetings were a bit of a novelty for many people....

By now, you have most likely heard that the world has a plastic waste problem. That is to say, we...

Below is an overview of U.S. Exports, with the U.S. being the world’s third biggest...

In June 2017, a ransomware attack on shipping company A.P. Moller-Maersk created a global cascade...

At the inaugural India Logistics Technology Summit in Mumbai, there was noticeable excitement...

The Northern Sea Route connects major Asian and European ports providing a travel distance 4,000 miles shorter than the Suez Canal.

The Ras Abu Aboud stadium in Doha will be completely constructed out of shipping containers allowing it to be disassembled after the match and reassembled for use somewhere else in the world.

Like most other industries, the shipping industry is currently confronting changes, and like all change, this brings both risk and opportunity. One of the major developments that is currently affecting global supply chains is the U.S.-China trade dispute.

As economic activity has developed over the years, governments have become more aware that encouraging individuals and companies to trade between nations is highly beneficial.