Simply SIMI – Importing in Argentina
December 10, 2019.
Logistics Publications
For those with experience exporting goods to Argentina, you may know all too well how challenging customs clearance can be with the required prior approval by the Administración Federal de Ingresos Públicos (Argentine Tax and Customs Authority). Fortunately, a new system, SIMI, has been developed to...
Read MoreSimplifying Incoterms 2020
December 10, 2019.
Logistics Publications, Trade Publications
International commercial terms (incoterms), are the guidelines for global trade around the world. To provide clarity in the contractual flow, we must understand the incoterms that are being used in the contract between the buyer and the seller for each transaction. Correctly understood incoterms ensure a smoother and effective process....
Read MoreLast Mile Deliveries
December 06, 2019.
Logistics Publications
In this era of online shopping, consumers are wanting their deliveries faster and faster. Companies that are selling goods directly to individual consumers simply cannot be competitive unless they can deliver said goods in a timely fashion. Companies like FedEx, UPS, and now Amazon can ship almost anywhere in the...
Read MoreLatest Tariff News
December 05, 2019.
Logistics Publications, Trade Publications
On Monday December 2, President Trump advised that his administration is considering tariffs as high as 100% on French goods in retaliation for a new Tax on digital services, greatly impacting U.S technology companies. The office of the U.S. Trade Representative deemed the tax discriminatory against U.S. companies. The...
Read MoreLogistic Challenges in India
December 03, 2019.
Logistics Publications
Due to Trump-era tariffs, many manufacturers are exploring options for their supply chains. India is a low-cost country alternative, however, there are some challenges regarding logistics that need to be reviewed in detail. Ground transportation accounts for 65% of intra-India cargo movement according to the National Highways Authority of India. ...
Read MoreNortheast Passage Benefits
September 25, 2019.
Logistics Publications
With the increase of global warming, it is possible to connect European and Asian seaports along the Russian Arctic Coast. This is called “Northeast Passage” or “Nothern searoute." This route reduces distances by 30% on average and transit times by 40% on average. Consequently,...
Read MoreSupply Chain & Its Environmental Impact
September 11, 2019.
Logistics Publications
With out a doubt, over the years, supply chain management has become an indispensable part of business. With supply chain management comes the power to boost customer service and reduce operating costs. This then leads to improvement of the financial standing of a company. Since supply chain management is a...
Read MoreCongestion Pricing's Future Effect on Infrastructure
September 11, 2019.
Logistics Publications
As most in logistics and transportation already know, the nation’s infrastructure is a constant topic of worry for everyone between ground level operations to politicians. Cities are strapped for cash because the funding for upkeep and upgrades simply hasn’t been allocated or isn’t...
Read More2019 Asian International Logistics Technology and Transport System Exhibition
September 11, 2019.
Logistics Publications
The 2019 Asian International Logistics technology and Transportion System exhibition will be held this year from October 23rd through the 26th in Shanghai, China. This exhibition will have 630 exhibitors to be attended, and it will have around 70,000 square meters of exhibition area. The main exhibits of this exhibition are...
Read MoreHow One App Can Help Driver Shortage
September 10, 2019.
Logistics Publications
Everyone knows about Uber and how it has transformed the Taxi business. Now Uber Freight is on the rise and is about to transform the transportation business. Think of it as Uber, but for Truck Drivers. Although that may not sound ideal, there is an increasing problem in the supply...
Read MoreFyre Festival - A Logistical Nightmare
September 10, 2019.
Logistics Publications
Background Story In 2017, a viral social media campaigned was launched by Fyre Media about an immersive music festival on the island of Great Exuma (previously owned by Pablo Escobar) in the Bahamas that was to be thrown in spectacular fashion. Millions of young individuals wanted nothing more than to party...
Read MoreHeathrow Airport Strike
August 20, 2019.
Logistics Publications
Heathrow Airport in the United Kingdom, the 19th busiest airport in the world, has been engaging in discussions to avoid a strike by its workers. With pending strikes, cancelled strikes, and several negotiations of various contingency plans ongoing since June of 2019, it is difficult to tell what actions will...
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