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10 April 2df83e0b-522d-4c55-a690-2c3b3bbafdaa
Tianjin E-Chain Industrial Machinery Arrives at Port of Tianjin, Ready for Shipment
A shipment of heavy industrial machinery belonging to our company has arrived at the Port of Tianjin and is currently awaiting loading onto a cargo vessel for international shipment. The total weight of this consignment exceeds 200 tons and includes precision mining excavators and automated assembly line components manufactured by a machinery firm based in Tianjin. These high-tech assets are destined for clients in Southeast Asia and Africa, where they will support local infrastructure development and industrial upgrading projects. Port authorities have deployed specialized lifting equipment and assembled a dedicated team to ensure the smooth execution of the loading operations. “We have optimized our loading protocols to facilitate the extremely meticulous handling of this oversized, high-value cargo,” stated a port operations manager. “A real-time monitoring system has been deployed on-site to track every stage of the process, thereby minimizing risks and ensuring the timely delivery of the goods.” The cargo vessel carrying this machinery is scheduled to set sail before the end of this week and is expected to reach its destinations in 25 to 30 days.  
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28 March WORLD BREAKBULK EXPO 2026
WORLD BREAKBULK EXPO 2026
WBX 2026 International Breakbulk & Project Cargo Transport Exhibition, which has drawn wide attention from the global industry, grandly opened at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center. Representatives of sea, land and air transport service enterprises, high-quality cargo owners and project owners from more than 80 countries around the world gathered in Shanghai once again. WBX has been widely recognized by the industry as an Asian bridge for the global breakbulk and project cargo transport supply chain. A series of events were held concurrently with the exhibition, focusing on market outlook, supply chain security, port development, new energy industry and other topics, providing exhibitors with high-value practical cases and development insights. As an important bellwether in the global breakbulk logistics sector, the WBX Exhibition serves as a key platform for the entire industrial chain to judge trends, build consensus and seek breakthroughs amid the complex global trade environment. Representatives of sea, land and air transport enterprises, quality cargo owners and project owners from over 80 countries gathered at the event, with the total number of participants on the first day exceeding 10,000 for the first time. Compared with 2025, the exhibition area and the number of exhibitors this year have increased by 20%, with approximately 180 enterprises on display. Among them, shipping and port enterprises account for 60%, hitting a new record. These figures not only reflect the high dynamism of the industry, but also confirm the market’s urgent demand for a professional and international exchange platform. Against the backdrop of a global trade environment marked by “divergence amid turbulence, with opportunities and pressures coexisting”, this grand event has become an important window for observing industry trends and discussing how to build a more resilient project logistics supply chain.
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4 April EXPORT TAX REBATES
EXPORT TAX REBATES FOR 249 PRODUCT ITEMS SHALL BE ABOLISHED AS OF APRIL 1, 2026.
Ministry of Finance and State Taxation Administration Issue New Policy: Export Tax Rebates for 249 Products to Be Abolished from April 1, 2026, Affecting Photovoltaics, Chemicals, Building Materials, and Other Sectors Core Adjustments Include: Full-Chain Rollback for Photovoltaics: Key materials such as lithium hexafluorophosphate and lithium manganese oxide are among the first to be impacted, while critical components like monocrystalline silicon wafers will also have their export tax rebates cancelled. Phased Reduction for Batteries: The rebate rate will be reduced from 9% to 6% effective April 1, 2026, and will be fully eliminated starting January 1, 2027. This measure covers 22 categories, including lithium-ion batteries and nickel-metal hydride batteries. Heavy Impact on Chemicals and Building Materials: Industrial raw materials such as graphite and flame retardants, as well as building materials like marble and ceramic tiles, have been included in the list. Policy Implications: • Profit margins of photovoltaic companies may be compressed by 8–12%, accelerating the shift of production capacity to Southeast Asia. • Battery manufacturers face a 6% cost increase, opening a window of opportunity for alternative technologies such as sodium-ion batteries. • The export competitiveness of traditional high-energy-consumption industries will be further weakened.
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23 March Shipping oversized mining dump trucks by breakbulk
Shipping oversized mining dump trucks by breakbulk to the Middle E-Chain Logistics — Global Service, Unmatched Strength
Client Challenge The mining dump trucks were extra-wide, extra-high, and extra-long — dimensions that made conventional transport methods impossible. With high equipment value, absolute safety was non-negotiable. The client had no prior export experience and required a seamless, one-stop port-to-port service. Our Breakbulk Solution On-site measurements of dimensions and weight to develop a customized loading plan. Heavy-lift breakbulk vessels selected to enable direct crane loading at the terminal. Professional lashing, anti-rust treatment, and waterproofing applied to ensure safe ocean transport. Full documentation support — customs clearance, inspection, Certificate of Origin, and more. Project Results Oversized mining dump trucks were loaded smoothly, shipped on schedule, and delivered safely. Zero damage. Zero risk. throughout the entire process. Client testimonial: “You’re the partner we trust most — even for the hardest equipment to move.”
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16 March 企业微信截图_17736451777
BAF-fuel surcharge
To dear Cargo Charterer/Shipper/Concerned Party Due to the unstable situation in the Middle East and the de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz, crude oil prices have surged. Effective immediately, all shipments without signed contracts will be subject to the following fuel surcharge clause, or a provisional price increase of US$15-20 per chargeable ton. Freight rates will be flexibly adjusted based on developments in the Middle East and fuel supply conditions. All quotations are valid for the day of publication. Thank you for your understanding. In case bunker price(Singapore Platts’mean price /VLSFO)at the time of vessel’s departure of loading port, goes up / down out the fairway usd 600 per mt for every usdl.00/mt up/down, baf of usd0. 03/rt to be added on /deducted from base freight rate.
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5 March 封面行业新闻
Emergency War Logistics Risk Surcharge
An Emergency War Risk Surcharge will be implemented for cargo moving through or near high-risk areas, namely the Middle East, Gulf region, the Red Sea and Strait of Hormuz. Considering the ongoing developments in the Gulf Region and the wider Middle East region, and the operational adjustments required as a result, our network is facing disruptions impacting vessel schedules and equipment availability. Consequently, an Emergency War Risk Surcharge will be applied to all cargo moving to and from the entire region effective March 3, 2026, and will remain in force until further notice. Countries involved will be Bahrain, Cyprus, Djibouti, Egypt, lraq, lsrael, Jordan, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Sudan, Arab Emirates (UAE) and Yemen. Additionally, all cargoes moving in and out of the Mediterranean and North Africa crossing the Red Sea. The surcharge details are as follows (applicable immediately, excluding cargo subject to FMC or SSE regulated scopes): USD 2,000.- per 20’Standard/HC Container USD 3,000.-per 40’Standard/HC Container USD 4,000.- per unit (For all Special Equipment including reefers) The surcharge is payable by the booking party. It applies to all bookings that have not yet been shipped on or after March 3,. 2026, as well as to cargo already in transit that has not vet been discharged or loaded to/from the above-mentioned regions. These measures are necessary due to the increased operational risks and costs associated with the current regional situation, including but not limited to rerouting, schedule disruptions, equipment imbalances across the network, and other additional or unanticipated risks and costs. Should you require further clarification or wish to understand how this may impact on your specific shipments or supply chain, please contact your local Sea Lead representative or the Sea Lead Network directly. This notice is issued strictly on a without prejudice basis and with full reservation of all Sea lead rights and defenses.
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