In today’s digital-first economy, freight forwarding companies are no longer competing solely on operational efficiency—they’re also competing on visibility, credibility, and digital presence. As more clients turn to the internet to vet logistics partners, having a solid social media strategy has become as essential as tracking software or customs expertise. But not all social media…
In the world of logistics and freight forwarding, understanding the nuances of cargo insurance and carrier liability is essential. As a freight forwarder, it’s your responsibility to ensure that your clients’ shipments are delivered safely and without incident. However, what happens when things go wrong? Who bears the financial burden when goods are damaged, lost,…
Globalia Logistics Network’s much-anticipated Annual Meeting was recently held in the vibrant city of Abu Dhabi, and it proved to be a resounding success. The freight forwarders conference brought together members from across the globe for three days of intensive networking, strategic discussions, and one-on-one meetings. The event provided a valuable platform for independent freight…
Have you ever opened your social media account, stared at the “create a post” box, and thought, “What in the world should I share today?” You’re not alone. Many freight forwarders want to maintain a strong online presence, but figuring out what to post, day after day, can feel like a daunting task. Should you…
In today’s global supply chain ecosystem, sustainability is no longer a buzzword—it’s a benchmark. As environmental regulations tighten and companies face mounting pressure to reduce their carbon footprints, freight forwarders find themselves at the crossroads of logistics efficiency and environmental responsibility. One critical yet often overlooked component of this shift is Scope 3 emissions. While…
Have you ever wondered what a single new customs rule could mean for your entire logistics operation? Or how a seemingly minor regulatory update in one country could suddenly delay your shipments, add unexpected costs, or even result in hefty penalties? If you’re a freight forwarder working in today’s interconnected world, these aren’t hypothetical scenarios…
In the world of ocean freight forwarding, delays can be costly—literally. Two of the most common penalties that can quickly pile up and impact both shippers and freight forwarders are demurrage and detention fees. While these charges may seem straightforward, the rules and fees surrounding them vary significantly across global ports. From Europe to Asia…
The world of air freight forwarders is complex and highly regulated, requiring expertise, strategic partnerships, and industry accreditations to remain competitive. One of the most debated topics among freight forwarders is whether to operate as an IATA Cargo Agent or as a Non-IATA air freight forwarder. While both play a crucial role in air cargo…
Latin America is a dynamic and rapidly growing region for international trade, but it also presents unique challenges for freight forwarders. Complex customs regulations, inadequate infrastructure, fluctuating freight rates, and security concerns can make logistics operations difficult. However, joining a global freight forwarding network like Globalia Logistics Network can provide crucial support and opportunities for…
Argentina, a country of breathtaking landscapes, vibrant culture, and economic potential, is a land of contrasts. From the bustling streets of Buenos Aires to the remote reaches of Patagonia, Argentina’s diverse geography and economy present unique challenges and opportunities for transportation and logistics. Whether you’re a business looking to expand into this dynamic market or…