The importance of the Freight Forwarder
Freight Forwarder act as intermediaries between the shipper and the final destination of the goods. Although they do not carry out the shipment directly, they manage various modes of transport such as sea, rail, road and air. Freight forwarders leverage their trusted relationships with carriers and partners, ranging from air freight specialists and overland carriers […]
Amazon FBM vs FBA: Best for your business?
In e-commerce, Amazon is the largest and busiest port, attracting sellers from all over the world. Within this ecosystem, two fulfilment models stand out: Amazon FBM (Fulfillment By Merchant) and FBA. Amazon FBM vs FBA It is crucial to understand the distinction between Amazon FBM and FBA. Amazon FBM allows sellers to fulfil their […]
FIFO method in warehouse management
Inventory management is an important aspect of port logistics and the supply chain in general. Effective inventory management methods can make the difference between efficiency and inefficiency, profitability and losses. In this context, the FIFO (first in, first out) method happens to be one of the most recognized and widely used methods worldwide. In […]
Intermodal and Multimodal Transportation: Key Differences
Intermodal and multimodal transportation is a shipping system that combines two or more modes of transport (sea, land or air) without directly handling the goods at each change of vehicle. The cargo travels in the same transport unit, such as a container, which minimizes the risk of damage and speeds up the process. In addition, […]
Cargo vessels. Types and their characteristics
Introduction Approximately 80% of global trade travels across the oceans on cargo ships, allowing products to reach their destinations around the world efficiently. What are cargo vessels? Cargo vessels are essential for transporting large volumes of goods from one port to another around the world, being the means of maritime transport that offers the greatest […]
Donald Trump’s Tariffs and Maritime Trade
Donald Trump’s Tariffs have placed maritime trade, the backbone of the global economy, in one of its most severe crises in decades. Since Donald Trump announced new tariffs on Chinese imports, commercial flow between Asia and the United States has suffered an unprecedented contraction. This protectionist policy has not only sparked geopolitical tensions but has […]
Smart ports: The Digital Revolution in Ports
In 2025, the maritime shipping industry is undergoing one of its most significant transformations in decades. Ports, the critical nodes in global supply chains, are evolving from traditional logistics hubs into highly digitized “smart ports.” This digital revolution is reshaping how goods move worldwide, enhancing operational efficiency, sustainability, and security. In this blog, we explore […]
Green Maritime Transport: Its Impact on Your Logistics Costs
What Does “Green Maritime Transport” Really Mean? In recent years, the concept of green maritime transport has gained traction among logistics companies, exporters, importers, and port operators. But beyond the environmental narrative, the real question is: What is the true impact of sustainable shipping on your logistics costs? Green maritime transport refers to all practices, […]
EU Tariffs in 2025: What Your Business Needs to Know
What Are EU Tariffs and Why Are They Important in 2025? EU tariffs in 2025 are set to undergo major changes that will impact how businesses trade with countries outside the bloc. While traditionally used to protect domestic industries, ensure fair competition, and generate public revenue, these tariffs are now evolving into tools that also […]
SAD. Single Administrative Document : The document that can delay your goods
When it comes to international trade, every detail counts. An error, an omission or simply a lack of knowledge of a document can result in delays, penalties or even the complete paralysis of a logistics operation. Among these critical documents is the SAD. Single Administrative Document. Despite its relevance, many companies underestimate it… until they […]