In recent days, many shippers and sellers have been asking the same question: “If tariffs are being relaxed, why are freight rates still going up?” At first glance, it does see
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On May 2, 2025, the U.S. officially terminated the use of the T86 clearance method, sending shockwaves across the cross-border e-commerce industry. For years, T86 provided a vital
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