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In ocean freight transportation, rolled cargo remains one of the most frustrating risks for exporters and importers alike. Many shipments are fully booked, containers are already gated in at the port, yet just days—or even hours—before departure, the cargo is postponed to the next vessel. This disruption not only delays delivery schedules but also triggers […]

The beginning of the year is typically a period when Vietnamese businesses accelerate export activities to recover revenue and capture early market demand. In reality, however, it is also the time when logistics risks are most likely to arise, particularly for companies that lack a structured transportation strategy or rely heavily on past experience. Below […]

As global supply chains continue to face significant volatility in freight rates, vessel schedules, and international trade policies, staying informed on market developments and strengthening partner connectivity have become critical factors enabling logistics and import–export companies to adapt proactively. Recently, representatives of An Tin Logistics attended Clients’ Meeting 2025, organized by FESCO in Ho Chi […]

After a strong start to the year, the U.S. freight market is now experiencing a pronounced slowdown across both maritime and road transportation. More notably, this trend no longer appears to be a typical cyclical downturn. From freight rates and container volumes to retail inventory levels, the indicators increasingly point to a structural adjustment in […]

October 2025 has recorded an unprecedentedly muted peak season for the air cargo industry. Freight rates continued to decline for the sixth consecutive month, while capacity remained ahead of demand. This dynamic is creating a rare rebalancing phase, reshaping the relationship between airlines, freight forwarders, and shippers across the global market. A Peak Season That […]

Despite ongoing geopolitical volatility and rising logistics costs, U.S. container ports are demonstrating remarkable resilience. The latest data shows that cargo volumes have not only returned to a growth trajectory but have also exceeded pre-pandemic levels—reaffirming the United States’ position as one of the world’s leading logistics hubs and a cornerstone of the global economy. […]