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Challenges of Special Inland Cargo Deliveries
Navigating the Challenges of Special Inland Cargo Deliveries
Navigating Regulatory Changes and Compliance in Freight Forwarding
Navigating Regulatory Changes and Compliance in Freight Forwarding
Airfreight vs. Courier Services: When to Use Each
Airfreight vs. Courier Services: When to Use Each
SHIPONICO expanding worldwide coverage
SHIPONICO continue growth, by joining GLA Logistics Network expanding our coverage with over 270 countries and 7000 new partners worldwide!
End To End Freight services
Unlocking Seamless Logistics: The Power of One Freight Forwarder for End-to-End Solutions
Unlocking Export Success: Ensuring Financial Protection for Exporters
In today's global marketplace, exporting your products and services can be a game-changer for your business.
🌍✈️ Navigating Global Trade: Optimizing Shipping for Exporters ✈️🌍
As an exporter aiming to conquer international markets, the logistics of shipping can significantly impact the success and efficiency of your operations. Choosing the best shipping methods and optimizing costs while ensuring timely deliveries is crucial for a competitive edge.
2023 Earth Day
Happy and educational Earth Day! Did you know? SHIPONICO have Sustainable Department, which can help your logistics with calculating and reducing CO2 emissions on your routes.
A Comprehensive Guide to Incoterms 2020
International Commercial Terms, commonly known as Incoterms, are a set of standardized trade terms used in international transactions to clarify the obligations, risks, and costs associated with the delivery of goods from the seller to the buyer.
Happy International Women's Day!
Today, we celebrate the achievements and progress made towards gender equity and equality.
packing international shipments to ensure that they arrive safely:
Use sturdy and durable packaging materials, such as corrugated cardboard boxes, bubble wrap, and packing peanuts...
Logistics facts
Barcodes were originally used in transport , on railroads specifically. Found on the sides of railroad cars for identification, it was not until 1974 that they arrived in supermarkets.