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Because the Chinese middle class continues to grow and buy, Chinese markets are highly attractive for imports, if you have a global forwarding provider who knows how to deliver. With 1.35 billion people, China is
Top 3 Logistics Challenges for Automotive Manufacturers in China | Transportfolio By 2020, China is expected to have more than 200 million registered vehicles [1]. And that’s only a tiny fraction of the country’s total
Trade policy—it’s a topic that has moved front and center over the past months with the changing administration in the United States. We’re hearing lots of questions from shippers, contract carriers, and employees about what
Meeting the Needs of Shippers’ Global Supply Chains | Transportfolio I’ve worked in the logistics industry for over 20 years. Lately I’ve been thinking about how C.H. Robinson has had a front row seat to
Ecommerce in China is expanding rapidly and has grown from virtually non-existent to a more than $40+ billion (USD) industry in the last few years. For example, during Single’s Day (an anti-Valentine’s Day in which
C. H. Robinson experts answer your top questions about today's turbulent freight shipping market and how to prepare for next year.
As we approach another potentially volatile year, I wanted to provide key strategies for global shippers to consider for their supply chain
How can shippers navigate another major global disruption? Learn the latest on mounting congestion and challenges at the Port of Yantian.
Here are the five key project logistics challenges that face the renewable energy sector and C.H. Robinson's advice for overcoming them.
The boom in ecommerce poses novel challenges to the logistics industry. Online shoppers expect convenience, flexibility, and a high-quality shopping experience.
As the New Year approaches, it’s time to watch events that will impact your plan for global shipping in 2021.
The air freight market has been unsettled due to t COVID-19 interruptions. What does this mean for your supply chain?