Today’s logistics facilities do more than move freight—they protect it. And as cargo theft grows more organized and digitally savvy, facility security in logistics has to evolve too. It’s no longer just about fences and cameras—it’s about smart systems, fast response, and knowing exactly where your vulnerabilities are. From recent FBI investigations to $1.5 million …
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Warehouse automation is no longer a conversation about what’s next—it’s what’s now. Across the logistics landscape, automation redefines how inventory is tracked, stored, and moved. Warehouse automation isn’t a luxury for companies focused on operational efficiency and inventory accuracy—it’s a strategic advantage. At Global CFS, we’ve seen firsthand how automation transforms warehouse operations. Technology is …
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In global logistics, the goal is simple: move freight fast and keep it legal. But hitting both targets at once? That’s where Centralized Examination Stations (CES) come in. At Global CFS, we understand that international trade doesn’t pause for paperwork—and Customs can’t relax compliance just to speed up transit. CES facilities bridge that gap. They’re …
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Trade policy changes don’t arrive quietly. They hit hard, fast, and without much warning. For importers, exporters, and manufacturers, it’s not just a matter of tracking headlines—it’s about protecting your business when tariffs spike and exemptions change, expire, or explode overnight. In this kind of environment, Foreign Trade Zones (FTZs) have gone from a “nice-to-have” …
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Container Freight Stations (CFS) have evolved into critical hubs for modern logistics, streamlining cargo handling and improving efficiency in global trade. Positioned near major seaports and airports, these facilities facilitate the seamless movement of goods between different transportation modes while optimizing storage, inspection, and customs clearance processes. As global supply chains become more complex, the …
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The latest round of tariffs on imports from China, Mexico, and Canada is causing concern across the logistics industry. These measures, enacted under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), have broad implications for importers, freight forwarders, and supply chain professionals. While not unexpected, the abrupt implementation and retroactive aspects of these tariffs create significant …
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Time is critical in logistics, especially for industries such as e-commerce, where demand cycles and inventory turnover move at high speeds. Global CFS enhances the efficiency of customs-cleared cargo through planeside recovery, eliminating unnecessary airport dwell time. “Instead of waiting for cargo to become available for pickup at traditional airport facilities, Global CFS retrieves shipments …
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Update 2/7/25 President Trump has reinstated the de minimis exemption for Chinese imports—at least temporarily. The exemption, which allows duty-free entry for shipments valued under $800, was previously revoked as part of a broader tariff package. However, following significant industry pushback and concerns over customs processing delays, the administration has reinstated de minimis eligibility until …
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Global CFS is thrilled to announce the opening of its new warehouse in Los Angeles, marking a significant milestone in our journey to provide industry-leading logistics solutions across the United States. Strategically located near LAX at 1420 N McKinley Ave, this 135,000 sq. ft. facility is equipped to handle the dynamic demands of modern supply …
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In 2024, the international trade landscape experienced serious regulatory changes, with far-reaching implications for logistics, e-commerce, and de minimis rules. These changes highlight a global push to address trade imbalances, enhance revenue collection, and ensure compliance in a rapidly evolving digital marketplace. One of the most critical developments involved adjustments and updates to de minimis …
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