Author name: Abe Orgel

Ocean Freight

🚆 Canada Rail Strike Forced to Stop After Week of Disruption

The freight industry faced another significant challenge last week as a Canada rail strike caused delays and disruptions across supply chains. The strike, which lasted for seven days before being forcibly stopped, highlighted the vulnerabilities in transportation networks and left port congestion in its wake. What Happened During the Strike? Rail workers walked off the […]

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eCommerce

Navigating the Challenges of Amazon FBA: Issues and Best Practices for Sellers

Amazon has long been the go-to platform for businesses looking to streamline their e-commerce operations. However, as many Amazon sellers will attest, the road to maintaining a seamless inventory flow to Amazon FBA (Fulfilled by Amazon) warehouses is riddled with growing pains. From placement fees to delays in receiving inventory, sellers are facing unprecedented hurdles

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General

Silent But Mighty: The Overlooked ILWU Strike Rocking North American Trade in 2024

2024 ILWU Strike at Vancouver Port: What North America Needs to Know   The ILWU union strike in Vancouver port is not gaining any coverage from media outlets. but it has been ongoing for a week now. Canada largely depends on the Vancouver port for its inbound and outbound shipments for all of British Columbia,

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General

Shippers! Brace yourselves! (or not)

Preparing for Potential Tariff Hikes Under President-Elect Trump: Key Strategies for Importers. As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office in January 2025, importers and industry leaders face potential challenges with proposed 60% tariffs on goods manufactured in China. For those in international trade, the question becomes, “What should we do?” This article offers practical

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