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- 100 Billion Pet Market Booms: Chinese Pet Brands Make Strong Overseas ForaysChina’s pet market will hit 811.4 billion yuan in 2025, driven by young consumers and upgraded demands. Chinese brands expand globally via global production, cross-border e-commerce, and localization, targeting key markets like NA, Europe, SEA.Blog November 18, 2025
- Europe Price Hike! North America Off-Season! Freight Rates Adjust Continuously Across Routes! South America Drops by 22.1%!Last week, the export container shipping market remained generally stable, with freight rates showing divergent trends across routes. North American routes saw significant declines, European routes rose by 7.1%, and Mediterranean routes remained flat.The newly released Shanghai Export ContainerizedLogistics News November 18, 2025
- Suez Canal: Large Container Ships Begin ReturningLarge container ships (e.g., CMA CGM BENJAMIN FRANKLIN) have begun returning to the Suez Canal as Red Sea tensions ease. The SCA’s incentives restored 28 sailings, but shipping risks remain amid ongoing need for assurances.Logistics News November 17, 2025
- Another E-Commerce Giant Collapses! Burdened with 100 Billion Debt, It Declares BankruptcySouth Korea’s WeMakePrice and cross-border platform Wish have collapsed—burdened with debt and trust crises. Their fall signals e-commerce’s shift to stock competition, where cash flow, user value, and operational efficiency are key.Blog November 14, 2025
- Belgium: Facing a 72-Hour Strike! Logistics Costs to Rise by 30%!Belgium will face a 72-hour railway strike (Nov 24-26), its most disruptive since 2022. Time-sensitive goods may reroute, lifting logistics costs by 30%. Shippers/freight forwarders should check schedules.Logistics News November 14, 2025
- $600 Per TEU! Hapag-Lloyd to Levy Surcharge on These Two Ports!Hapag-Lloyd has announced a new Peak Season Surcharge (PSS) for cargo transported from Asia and Oceania to the Port of Mombasa in Kenya and the Port of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania.Logistics News November 12, 2025
- Tariff Suspension Period: US West/East Coast Shipping Rates Rise First Then FallShipping rates have experienced a rise followed by a fall in just one month, showing an overall downward trend throughout the year. The recent suspension of the China-US trade war is a positive signal, but will it suddenly inject more vitality into the demand for shipping containers in trans-PacificLogistics News November 11, 2025
- China's foreign trade data for the first 10 months is released.In Jan-Oct 2025, China's goods trade hit 37.31 trillion yuan (+3.6% YoY), with exports up 6.2% and imports stable. ASEAN/EU trade grew; integrated circuits, auto exports surged.Logistics News November 10, 2025
- Maersk Relocates 2 U.S.-Flagged Vessels to Avoid China’s "Special Port Dues"Maersk & Hapag-Lloyd redirect 2 U.S.-flagged ships from Chinese ports to S. Korea (transshipment) to avoid China’s Oct 14 Special Port Dues. Global carriers face $2.3B/year fees; short-term freight hikes expected.Logistics News October 17, 2025
- Nearly 100 Sailings Canceled! Blank Sailings Surge! Asia-Europe/Trans-Pacific Routes Hit HardestNearly 100 sailings canceled; Asia-Europe/Trans-Pacific routes hit hardest (8% cancellation rate). Oct WCI up 3% to $1746/FEU; Red Sea risks add pressure. Nov capacity may recover.Logistics News October 29, 2025