Introduction: Why cookies and rail don’t always mix Shipping cookies by rail across the U.S. may appear cost-efficient at first glance, but the reality often tells a different story-especially when vibration damage enters the equation. From cracked wafers and crushed...

Introduction: Why container tracking matters Global shipping runs on precision. When a shipment goes missing or arrives late, it sets off a chain reaction-disrupted production, missed deadlines, frustrated customers, and increased costs. For logistics managers,...

Introduction: Why technology is reshaping container visibility Global shipping faces relentless pressure from terminal congestion, unpredictable geopolitical developments, fluctuating lead times, and increasingly strict customer expectations. Legacy methods—like...

How shipping container codes reveal size, purpose, and global standards Shipping containers display combinations of numbers and letters such as 22G1, 42G1, or 45G1 on their surfaces. These markings are not chosen randomly. They follow a strict international system...

Learn how ISO 6346 standardizes container identification across international shipping and logistics Shipping containers appear straightforward, but each unit carries a detailed identity crucial for global logistics. This identity follows the ISO 6346 standard, which...

Why Fumigation is Required Fumigation plays a crucial role in ensuring that containers and goods entering Australia are free from harmful pests, which could otherwise cause significant damage to the country's agriculture, forests, and natural environments. Some of the...

Protect your cargo with high security bolt seals during international shipping Keeping shipping containers secure throughout the journey from sender to receiver is vital for maintaining supply chain integrity, preventing theft, and protecting valuable cargo. High...