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Significant progress has been made in the US Iran negotiations

Recently, the multilateral negotiations between the United States and Iran have achieved a key breakthrough, and the risk of conflict in the Middle East has significantly decreased. Multiple favorable policies in shipping, energy, and economic and trade have been implemented in a concentrated manner.

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World Cup heat wave hits Global logistics heats up

Centralized stocking for the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, coupled with a wave of shipments during European and American festivals, has ignited the market ahead of schedule during the peak shipping season.

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ECHA Heavy Duty Inspection is coming!

ECHA has released the REF-16 EU Joint Enforcement Plan, which will launch a strict inspection of REACH restricted substance concentrations in 2028. Online goods, beauty products, and dangerous goods in categories 2-9 will all be subject to sampling inspection, and the failure rate remains high. Export companies must ensure compliance with the entire ingredient and logistics chain in advance.

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The global recognition of Chinese products continues to rise

The Ministry of Commerce announced that the global recognition of Chinese products continues to rise, and the "new three types" of new energy have become the main force for going global.

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Against the trend, steady growth is evident, and China's high-quality development of foreign trade is solidly underway

On June 9th, the General Administration of Customs released data showing that the total value of China's goods trade imports and exports in the first five months of 2026 was 20.68 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 15.3%. The growth rate of foreign trade was impressive, resilient, and the structure continued to optimize.

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The release of dividends from the pilot free trade zone helps improve the quality and efficiency of cross-border logistics

In 2026, the institutional opening-up of the pilot free trade zone will continue to deepen, and the growth rate of foreign trade economy will be impressive, while the vitality of the industry will continue to rise. The policy dividends continue to empower the upgrading of cross-border logistics industry, providing strong support for foreign trade enterprises to speed up their overseas expansion, reduce costs and increase efficiency.

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AI empowers shipping! Chinese ports enter a new stage of intelligence

With the deep empowerment of digital technologies such as artificial intelligence and big data, China's port and shipping industry is accelerating iterative upgrading.

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Dynamic updates on compliance of foreign trade exports

In the middle of the year, multiple countries and domestic trade policies were implemented, and new regulations on chemical control, customs inspection, destination country access, and import tax exemption came into effect simultaneously, covering many popular export goods such as chemical intermediates, electrical appliances, new energy buses, paints, etc.

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Attention! Latest adjustment of the control catalog for precursor chemicals

Recently, five departments including the Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Public Security jointly issued a notice to adjust the "Catalogue for the Management of Exporting Precursor Chemicals to Specific Countries (Regions)", adding three new categories of controlled chemicals and clarifying differentiated export permit requirements for six key countries.

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The situation in the Strait of Hormuz disrupts the global energy chain

The situation in the Strait of Hormuz is tense, and the EU's oil and gas supply has been impacted.

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Congestion and delays in major ports in the Middle East, coupled with fluctuations in the global maritime supply chain

Recently, there has been a significant divergence in the global maritime port operation situation, with congestion and severe delays in core ports in the Middle East. European and American ports continue to be under pressure, and the risk of supply chain fluctuations continues to rise.

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