WIFFA Network

PrimeLogistics office in Belarus is joining WIFFA global network (www.wiffa.net). WIFFA is the international freight forwarding credit cooperation platform under the network of ShippingChina and also the International freight forwarding branch of China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing. At present, WIFFA has 28 port committees, 18 overseas branches and 20 special alliances with more than […]

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MarcoPoloLine Network

PrimeLogistics office in Belarus is joining MarcoPolo network (www.marcopololine.com).  MarcoPoloLine consists of a network of branches strategically positioned globally, offering clients a comprehensive and personalized service, which includes following each shipment through every stage from origin to destination. In addition guaranteeing someone on hand at all times. Each and every one of the MPL offices

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Shipping Hazardous Materials

Hazardous materials are goods and products that need special management to be packaged, palletized, and loaded. In some cases, they require special machines, equipment, and containers to be shipped safely. In brief, Hazardous materials are products that can present a threat to living creatures. Hazardous materials are different in form, nature, and size. They can be anything

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The Alliance has a new member

Members of THE Alliance, Ocean Network Express (ONE), Hapag-Lloyd, and Yang Ming announced a fourth member, Hyundai Merchant Marine (HMM), a South Korean container liner shipping company to join THE Alliance as a full member. Through this, the members of THE Alliance have also decided to establish a new cooperation with four members and a

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Moving from B2B to B2B2C

B2C (business-to-consumer) and B2B (business-to-business) have currently been kept separate when discussing logistics. With the growth of e-commerce, consumers (in B2C operations) have been used to being continuously informed about the movement of goods, even with the possibility of changing the destination while the product is moving. These experiences – amplified by the influx of

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FedEx Ground Expands U.S. Operations to Six Days Per Week Year-Round

FedEx Ground U.S. expanded operations to six days per week in response to the growing e-commerce demand and record influx of volume expected this holiday season, and beyond. FedEx anticipated early on that the growth of e-commerce would significantly increase demand throughout our network, and we underwent a transformation by opening new facilities and investing

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