As the 2026 Chinese New Year approaches, major ports in South China and Ningbo Port are once again experiencing a pre-holiday congestion peak.
Learn more> >Major strikes are set to take place at numerous ports across Europe and Bangladesh, which could trigger severe disruptions to the global supply chain.
Learn more> >Major ports worldwide are facing severe congestion and operational disruptions, with some experiencing wait times of up to seven days.
Learn more> >Houthi forces release new threat video as U.S. increases troops in Middle East, Red Sea shipping crisis escalates again, global supply chain stability faces severe challenges.
Learn more> >A series of severe wildfires erupted recently in southern Chile. Fueled by strong winds and seasonal high temperatures, the fires spread rapidly, compelling the government to declare a national "state of disaster.
Learn more> >On January 15, 2026, Russia launched a ballistic missile attack on the Chornomorsk port in Ukraine's Odesa region.
Learn more> >On January 8, 2026, the Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT) formally ruled that thermal paper rolls from China were being dumped and subsidized, causing material injury to the domestic Canadian industry.
Learn more> >Recently, heavy snowfall brought by the cold wave has severely disrupted transportation in many parts of Europe, halting operations at two major ports—Hamburg and Rotterdam.
Learn more> >January 9, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court will issue a final ruling on the tariff policies implemented by the Trump administration.
Learn more> >An overview of 2026 global trade regulations, presenting key policy points to help enterprises quickly understand new changes in the trade environment.
Learn more> >On December 27, 2025, the 19th Session of the Standing Committee of the 14th National People's Congress adopted the Law on the Safety of Hazardous Chemicals of the People's Republic of China by vote, which will come into force on May 1, 2026.
Learn more> >To regulate the export management of lithium batteries (cells and batteries) and ensure transportation safety, customs authorities strictly supervise lithium battery exports in accordance with relevant international regulations and domestic laws.
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