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Container cranes lie non-operational at the Chittagong Port in Chittagong on June 29, 2025, as export and import activities remained suspended due to an ongoing protest by employees of the National Board of Revenue (NBR) over reform issues by Bangladesh's interim government.

Strike at Bangladesh’s Busiest Port Paralyzes Trade, Threatens $222M Hit to Garment Industry

A customs walkout at Chattogram Port halts container movement and spreads to key land crossings as workers protest a federal tax agency overhaul.
By Glenn Taylor

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A monthly freight report from Dimerco Express Group indicated that air freight demand from China to the U.S. and E.U. remains weak, with “no signs of recovery” in e-commerce volumes.

Asia-to-North America Air Cargo Demand Plunges 10.7% After De Minimis Suspension

Cambodian police officials stand next to the closed gate at Poipet International border checkpoint between Cambodia-Thailand, at Poipet town in Banteay Meanchey province on June 24, 2025.

Thailand-Cambodia Border Closures Snarl Regional Trade, Apparel Manufacturing

The company had been shut down since June 20, when a law went into effect that forbids firms from using replacement workers during a work stoppage.

DHL Express Canada Reaches Deal With Union, Resumes Service

According to the EPPO, the alleged criminal enterprise is mainly controlled by Chinese nationals, with several separate groups handling different links of the scheme.

EU Cracks Down on $820M Customs Fraud Ring Tied to Chinese Imports

The Iran-Israel ceasefire has bred hope for a return to more typical operations in the Middle East, but electronic interference in the strait remains a concern.

Maersk Resumes Haifa Imports; Strait of Hormuz Shipping Normalizes

Facing regional restrictions, the Port Qasim Authority cut costs for exporters in effort to boost apparel trade and maritime sector recovery.

Pakistan Slashes Port Qasim Export Fees 50% in Bid to Revive Trade, Lure Ocean Carriers

Walmart is testing dark stores to speed up shipping, while Target is reportedly exploring factory-to-door delivery to protect margins.

Walmart and Target Double Down on New Delivery Pilots

China-to-U.S. volumes “deteriorated sharply” in early May in a blow to the courier's most profitable intercontinental trade lane.

FedEx Faces $170M in Tariff Headwinds as US Cracks Down on De Minimis

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