A growing number of businesses are choosing to start shipping to Canada and expand their international growth.

Retailers have a growing number of options to make the best of reverse logistics.  

As U.S. businesses rethink their supply chains, many will come to realize the tremendous opportunities that exist just north of the border.

A new era for U.S.-Canada trade relations began in July.

Logistics efficiency, tax savings and enhanced cash flow lead the list of benefits available through foreign-trade zones. 

On-time deliveries, cost management and meeting customer expectations are just a few concerns that prevent small businesses from expanding to the Canadian market.

A surge in volume is straining the resources of global customs agencies. Here's how the international trade community is responding, and how shippers may be impacted.

The International Chamber of Commerce has released its revised list of international shipping terms. Here are this year's new rules of the road.  

To meet today's complex fulfillment requirements, many e-commerce businesses are turning to direct-ship strategies — whereby vendors maintain control of inventory and order fulfillment.  

Customs compliance can be difficult, and mistakes happen. But U.S. Customs and Border Protection offers several paths for rectifying errors.