How to Prepare for Global Logistics in 2022
As we approach another potentially volatile year, I wanted to provide key strategies for global shippers to consider for their supply chain
Yantian Port Congestion: How Can Shippers Navigate Another Major Supply Chain Disruption?
How can shippers navigate another major global disruption? Learn the latest on mounting congestion and challenges at the Port of Yantian.
Overcoming the 5 Supply Chain Barriers That Threaten the Growth of Renewable Energy
Here are the five key project logistics challenges that face the renewable energy sector and C.H. Robinson's advice for overcoming them.
How Will Ocean and Air Market Conditions Affect Your Shipping Decisions?
The ocean and air transportation markets have been affected by recent disruptions. Learn what steps you should take to successfully account for these changes.
How the Asia Ecommerce Boom Is Changing the Logistics Business
The boom in ecommerce poses novel challenges to the logistics industry. Online shoppers expect convenience, flexibility, and a high-quality shopping experience.
The Direct Impact of the Brexit Deal on Supply Chains
Understand how the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement impacts the supply chain and global trade as businesses adapt to the new regulations
Ringing in the New Year: 2021’s Global Logistics Outlook
As the New Year approaches, it’s time to watch events that will impact your plan for global shipping in 2021.
Increased Demand and Reduced Capacity Prove a Challenge for Air Freight Market
The air freight market has been unsettled due to t COVID-19 interruptions. What does this mean for your supply chain?
How Your Business Can Take Advantage of Section 301 Tariff Refunds
With two-thirds of Chinese origin goods subject to Section 301 tariffs, companies large and small may have tens of thousands or even millions in tariff refunds waiting for them.
How to Best Prepare for Current (and Upcoming) Supply Chain Disruptions
COVID-19 is not the only event putting pressure on the freight market. Proactive solutions are needed to avoid current and upcoming disruptions.
Applying History’s Lessons to New Resiliency Plans
Major disruptions serve as grim reminders that supply chain resiliency and scenario planning need to be a top priority.
What Your Business Needs to Know and Do About Tariff Exclusions
We are one of the top organizations in global supply chain strategy and execution working with businesses all over the world to manage cost reduction and to keep logistics transparent and efficient. We’re here to support our customers in navigating a variety of complexities including tariffs and the