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China Logistics Weekly: Typhoon Delays and Diverging Freight Rates, 10–16 August 2026
Typhoon Dolphin disrupted East China transport, intra-Asia rates reached a six-week high, and Shanghai export rates moved in different directions across major trades.

China Ocean Freight in Early August 2026: Softer Rates Meet Fuel Surcharges and Port Delays
China-origin spot benchmarks softened at the end of July, while new fuel surcharges and post-typhoon port delays could keep all-in costs from falling at the same pace.

U.S. Tariffs, Frontloading and Traceability: What to Prepare
A practical analysis of tariff pressure, importer frontloading, port volumes and traceability, with a flow diagram and exporter checklist.

Vietnam trade exceeds US$601 billion: Logistics priorities for the second half of 2026
Vietnam trade reached US$601.51 billion by mid-July 2026. Five logistics priorities can help businesses prepare for the second half.

AI and electronics demand is rising: what to check when importing from China
China exports accelerated in June 2026, supported by AI and electronics demand. Vietnam importers should pay closer attention to readiness dates, documentation, HS codes and transport mode selection.

July 2026 container rates ease: should importers wait or book now?
Drewry reported that its World Container Index eased after ten consecutive weeks of increases. For Vietnam shippers, the practical question is whether to wait for a lower quote or secure space before schedules tighten again.

7 Hidden Logistics Costs Importers Should Know in Vietnam
A practical guide to the logistics costs that are often missed in Vietnam import quotations.
Ocean Freight Rates Surge: The Singapore Port Congestion and Red Sea Dynamics
Mr. Nguyen Ly Truong An shares professional insights on the sudden surge in sea freight rates driven by port blockages and vessel routing changes.
SeaAir Global Proposes Tighter Oversight of Foreign Shipping Line Surcharges
Mr. Nguyen Ly Truong An, Vice Director of SeaAir Global, emphasizes the need for governmental frameworks to manage foreign shipping line surcharges and support Vietnamese exporters.
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