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The ports of Alsancak and Aliağa in the İzmir region of Turkey are among the busiest cargo traffic centers in Turkey. However, the utilization rate of rail transport for inland shipments remains significantly low.

This situation has an important logistical implication: the “in-dock rail and overweight charge” risks observed in the United States are quite limited in Tur...

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A growing amount of economic and logistics data reveals a major structural shift in global trade: exports from China to the U.S. are plunging, triggering what many analysts now call a “Structural Goods Recession” within the U.S. economy. This profound and lasting shift is already having a significant impact on the entire physical-goods ecosystem, encompassing ports, freight n...

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Customs clearance can make or break any importer’s shipment timeline. Even small mistakes can turn a smooth process into days of delays, extra fees, and frustration. Understanding the most common pitfalls and how to prevent them can save time, money, and headaches.

1. Incorrect or Incomplete Documentation

This is the number o...

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Approximately 15% of global trade and roughly 30% of global container traffic passes through the Red Sea region via the Suez Canal every year. We saw how crucial that region was back in March 2021 when a ship blocked Suez Canal trade for six days. Even though that lasted only six days, its effects on the shipping industry were massive, creating a huge bottleneck im...

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In a recent press release, the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) announced it would seek to increase prices for postage and shipping starting in early 2026. The move is the latest by the USPS to seek to remain competitive in the face of a rapidly changing shipping and logistics landscape.

Price changes are scheduled to go into effect on January 18, 2026, assuming there are no...

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