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The latest updates from Bringer Air Cargo and the air freight industry
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Air cargo operators are dynamically adjusting to the latest U.S. tariffs
The recent imposition of new U.S. tariffs is creating significant challenges for the air cargo industry, especially for goods coming from countries such as China. These tariffs have raised shipping costs, particularly for items like electronics, machinery, and other goods that were often transported by air due to the speed and efficiency of air freight. …
Tariff Changes in Mexico Reshape North American Supply Chains
Mexico’s recent tariff increases are expected to raise costs for companies importing goods into North America through the country. A presidential decree announced on December 19 introduces tariffs of 15% on imported textiles and up to 35% on finished apparel products, effective until April 2026. New restrictions under the IMMEX program further tighten regulations. The …
U.S. Customs Changes: Implications for Cross-Border E-Commerce
Implications for Cross-Border E-Commerce Recent adjustments to U.S. customs requirements have a direct impact on cross-border e-commerce.
Ocean shipping reform bill addressing port disruption
The US Airforwarders Association (AFA), is showing support for the Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 2022. This act works to improve the occurring port disruption. As there are many freight forwarders in ocean transportation working in the AFA, the AFA is supporting this act. The Ocean Shipping Reform Act will enforce carriers to have late …
BAC/BPS now using FleetComplete
Bringer Air Cargo and Bringer Parcel Services are now improving the functioning of their fleet with FleetComplete. By BAC/BPS now using FleetComplete, these companies will benefit by having more structured resources, operations, and deliveries. As well, their operations will follow the Motor Carrier Safety and Food Safety regulations. Hence, FleetComplete will provide dispatchers and fleet …
Charter operations expected to increase in 2022
As problems continue within ocean shipping, workforce shortages within ports and airports, and more, the usage of air charters is expected to grow in 2022. Hence, charter capacity will increase by an expected 20-30% as surging demand for this service continues. Some companies experiencing this expansion in their charter operations include Seko Logistics, Geodis, DB …
TIACA Creating Guidelines for Air Cargo Industry
The International Air Cargo Association has come up with the Air Cargo Sustainability Roadmap. This roadmap has created priorities for the air cargo industry to follow. These TIACA guidelines for air cargo encourage sustainable practices in these businesses. Hence, the roadmap consists of 8 key objectives. This includes decarbonizing air cargo, keeping waste to a …