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In October 2025, China and the U.S. successively launched new port fee policies: the U.S. charges carriers based on "China-built tonnage" (higher rates for Chinese-funded shipping firms), while China revised its Shipping Law to reserve "special fees" and operation restriction measures. The article analyzes logistics enterprises’ challenges (difficult cost accounting, unstable supply chains, customer communication pressure) under the new policies, provides strategies for compliance tracking, cost control & customer collaboration, and predicts short-term market fluctuations & long-term trends of industry consolidation and digital transformation, offering actionable references for Sino-US logistics enterprises.

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On July 23, 2025, U.S. CBP released FY 2026 customs user fee adjustments for inflation (effective Oct 1), mandated by the FAST Act. Triggered by 2.59% CPI-U growth, fees (vessel, truck, cargo, license) rise by 34.331%. This guide shares new rates, cost-saving strategies (automated 申报，consolidated shipments), and compliance tips for importers/exporters to avoid overrun

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In China-US cross-border logistics, warehouse selection directly impacts cost, clearance efficiency and supply chain stability. This article focuses on three key warehouse types—bonded, customs-supervised and general warehouses—to help enterprises make informed choices.​ First, it clarifies core definitions: Bonded warehouses act as "tariff buffer zones" (no immediate tax for stored goods, duty-free for re-export to the US); customs-supervised warehouses are "clearance transit hubs" for goods with incomplete procedures; general warehouses are low-cost options for goods needing no special supervision.​ Next, it analyzes core functions: Bonded warehouses support transshipment/processing and reduce return costs; customs-supervised warehouses solve document issues and speed up inspection; general warehouses fit short-term turnover and domestic distribution in the US.​ A comparison table highlights advantages (e.g., bonded warehouses ease capital pressure, general warehouses have the lowest rent) and notes (e.g., 14-day storage limit for customs-supervised warehouses). Finally, it offers scenario-based tips (e.g., Chinese brands entering the US prioritize bonded warehouses) to optimize China-US logistics operations.

Amazon’s new 2025 peak season surcharges will affect global sellers and logistics operations. Learn how Goodship56 helps businesses optimize China–U.S. freight and manage rising costs.

A fire on the ZIM Shipping vessel "MV Colorado" has caused delays on its route to Los Angeles, potentially disrupting cross-border e-commerce shipments. This incident could affect sellers’ inventory and delivery timelines during the peak sales season. Stay informed and explore logistics solutions to mitigate disruptions.