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Sorghum, Targeted by Tariffs, Is a U.S. Crop China Started Buying Only Five Years Ago
When China slapped import duties on U.S. sorghum last week, it targeted an annual trade flow worth almost $1bn that didn't exist five years ago.
Amazon Is Launching International Shopping From the U.S.
Amazon is expanding the reach of its U.S. store.
Will Livestock Exporters Release Unedited Footage?
RSPCA Australia has called for the immediate public release of unedited footage taken of conditions aboard the livestock carrier Maysora last week.
Huge Break for Auto Companies As China Removes Ownership Caps
China will let foreign automakers from Volkswagen AG to Ford Motor Co. own more than 50 percent of local ventures, removing a two-decade restriction and giving a boost to global companies seeking to capture a greater share of the world’s largest car market.
There’s a ‘Tsunami’ of Companies Applying for Relief From Trump’s Steel and Aluminum Tariffs
The fight over how far President Trump will go to protect America's steel and aluminum industries now rests largely in the hands of Commerce Department officials, who face a flood of applications from American companies seeking exemptions from Trump's newly imposed tariffs.
CargoX Pilots Blockchain-Based Lading Document Exchange Platform
Slovenian tech company CargoX is piloting a blockchain-based bill of lading platform — Smart B/L.
California State Senator Seeks to Crack Down on Wage Theft in Port Trucking Industry
A California state senator is proposing a bill aimed at holding major retailers accountable for using port truck companies that have a history of engaging in wage theft of drivers who are misclassified as independent contractors.
Making Sure the Last (Cross-Border) Mile Doesn’t Hurt Your Business
Northbound shipments to Canada are strong, and growing, with e-commerce leading the way.
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Opinion: How to Make the Most of the Canadian E-Commerce Boom
The fight is on for domination of the Canadian e-commerce market, and it’s a significant and burgeoning opportunity.
Customs Regs: A Necessary Evil, or The Key to Competitive Advantage?
How those burdensome Customs rules and regulations imposed on importers and exporters can make companies more competitive and efficient.
0409 Customs Regs A Necessary
Ocean Economy Will Be Worth $3Tr by 2030, U.K. Report Says
The U.K. needs a long term plan to capitalize on the growing opportunities provided by marine sector, government advisors have said.
On the West Coast, Ports Brace for Steel Tariffs
It's a normal weekday at the Port of Vancouver. That means by noon, piles of steel slab cover the work yard at the docks on the Columbia River.
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