Shipping in Canada can feel like solving a puzzle of zones, carriers, and costs. For small businesses, the key isn’t just finding the cheapest option but learning how to navigate Canada’s unique shipping challenges strategically. With the right approach, you can save money, delight customers, and strengthen your bottom line.
FCA Incoterms® 2020 Guide: Definition, Obligations & Risk Transfer
Incoterms FCA – Free Carrier is the most used of the 11 Incoterms 2020. According to data provided by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), FCA represents approximately 30% of foreign trade operations, followed by CIF (22%) and FOB (20%), which are the Incoterms that have traditionally been used in the recent past.
In this guide we are going to explain all you need to know about this incoterm comprehensively.
Drayage Meaning in Logistics (2025 Guide): Definition, Types & Importance
Drayage plays a crucial role in freight shipping by bridging the gap between different modes of transport. This 2025 guide explores what drayage means, its types, and why it’s essential in the logistics and supply chain industry—especially for moving containers between ports, warehouses, and rail terminals.
The impact of environmental regulations on the shipping industry
The purpose of this article is to examine the impact of environmental regulations on the shipping industry and to provide insights for importers, exporters, and freight forwarders
Insurance for Containerized Shipments
In this article, we’ll delve into the world of containerized shipments and explain why insurance is so important. We’ll also discuss the different types of insurance available, factors to consider when choosing insurance, and best practices for insuring your shipments
Chinese Export Container Rates Drop
Chinese export container rates have seen an unusual drop, according to Niels Rasmussen, chief shipping analyst at BIMCO
What You Need to Know About Handling Hazardous Materials
Dealing with dangerous goods can be a real headache for people who work in shipping industry. These dangerous goods and substances can be a threat to human health and the environment, so it’s important to consider the best practices to handle, store, and transport them
The Role of Automation in Shipment Tracking
These days, technology rules the tracking game. Automation has revolutionized the industry, bringing in real-time updates, improved accuracy, and streamlined processes. This article will show you how automation is changing the shipment tracking game and how tools like Visiwise Visibility Platform can help you stay ahead of the competition.
The Impact of Digitization on the Shipping Industry
what exactly is digitalization? Simply put, it’s the integration of digital technologies into all areas of a business. This integration usually leads to profound changes in the way work is done in all the sections
Tianjin Port Group and Huawei to Upgrade Terminal with Digital Technologies
Tianjin Port Group has announced its plans to collaborate with Huawei, a leading provider of information and communication technology (ICT) infrastructure, to upgrade the Port of Tianjin. The digital transformation of the port will include the construction of new automated terminals, updating existing terminals, and the creation of a digital twin of the port. The digital twin of the port will allow for more efficient and effective management of operations, resulting in improved performance and customer satisfaction.
Streamline Your Supply Chain: The Advantages of Integrating Visibility Platforms with ERP, TMS or custom systems
While integrating a shipment visibility platform can bring many benefits, there are also some challenges to be aware of. For example, some businesses may struggle with the technical aspects of integration, or may face resistance from employees who are used to working with a different system
Dual Transaction in the Container Terminal
In the context of container terminals, a dual transaction is a process in which the handling of a container is recorded twice – once when it is loaded onto a ship and again when it is unloaded at its destination. This allows for a more accurate and transparent record of the movement of containers within the terminal and across the supply chain.