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06-13

JK Container

JK Container VITA Branch The company mainly operates in containers & container houses. With over 14 years as a leader in the container supply chain and a Gold Supplier on Alibaba International Station, we are a professional enterprise focused on high-quality container supply. We are committed to providing customers with efficient and reliable logistics solutions to meet the needs of various industries. We can provide customized container services for you in any city in China, ensuring timely and efficient delivery while helping customers save operating costs. The company headquarters is located in Shenzhen, with branches in several major port cities including Guangzhou, Shanghai, Tianjin, Qingdao, Ningbo, and Xiamen. Products are widely used in rail and sea transportation, and have won the trust and praise of numerous customers with their excellent quality and performance. Service Hotline: 0755-82171929 13560787209

08-21

A must-read for freight forwarders! A comprehensive guide to common carrier surcharges—read it and avoid costly pitfalls.

For those in international trade and freight forwarding, the most common items they deal with every day—aside from containers and vessel schedules—are the myriad of surcharges. Miss calculating even one on a quote can wipe out your profit; add an unfamiliar charge to the invoice, and you’ll find yourself struggling to explain it to the customer for ages. Today, Huijietong has compiled a comprehensive overview of the most common carrier‑imposed surcharges. We recommend saving this guide so you can quickly reference it when preparing quotes or reconciling invoices next time!

08-21

Five ASEAN countries have tightened air‑freight regulations for lithium batteries—what exactly has changed? This article explains it all.

Effective August 1, 2026, five Southeast Asian countries—Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines—have jointly implemented new air‑freight regulations for lithium batteries. Less than a month after these rules took effect, many freight forwarders and international traders have already encountered issues such as cargo detention, flight rejections, and customs clearance delays. Today, Huijietong will walk you through exactly what has changed, which types of goods are restricted, how to complete the required declarations, and what packaging standards apply—helping you arrange shipments in full compliance with the new requirements.

08-17

Why is the freight for a special container so much higher than that of a standard container?

If you’re involved in exporting large-scale equipment, steel structures, or construction machinery, you’ve probably encountered this dilemma: Even when shipping on the same route with roughly the same transit time, the rates for standard 20GP or 40HQ containers are quite affordable. But as soon as you switch to open-top (OT) or flat-rack (FR) containers, the costs shoot up dramatically. Many people’s first reaction is: “Are freight forwarders just skimming off the top again?” To be honest, that’s not the case. The price difference between specialized containers and standard ones largely stems from higher handling costs, greater labor requirements, and increased risk exposure—far beyond just higher freight charges. Today, Huijietong will break down exactly where these additional costs are going.

08-17

Foreign Trade Insights: Risk Comparison of Original Bill of Lading, Telex Release, and Sea Waybill

In international trade, the bill of lading is directly linked to the security of payment; never handle the three types of bills of lading carelessly.

08-03

U.S. new tariffs take effect at midnight! China is hit with the highest rate of 12.5%, and your goods may already be “stepping on a landmine.”

The latest U.S. tariffs took effect at midnight! China has been hit with the highest rate of 12.5%, and your goods may already be caught in the crossfire. At 12:01 a.m. on July 24, the new round of U.S. tariffs officially went into force—no drill, no bargaining chip, but a concrete, long-term policy measure. Sixty economies worldwide are subject to differentiated tariffs ranging from 10% to 12.5%, with mainland China and Hong Kong placed in the top bracket of 12.5%.

07-03

Anti-dumping Duty! Rate: 73.5%! Effective Against All Canadian Companies | Huijietong’s Urgent Analysis

🚨Breaking: Canada’s pea starch faces a hefty preliminary anti-dumping ruling According to the latest reports, on June 30, China’s Ministry of Commerce issued Announcement No. 25 of 2026, officially announcing the preliminary ruling in the anti-dumping investigation concerning pea starch originating from Canada.

07-01

2026 Export Tax Rebate New Regulations: Issuing an Incorrect Invoice Means You Can’t Claim the Rebate | Huijietong’s Guide to Foreign Trade Compliance

Attention, international trade business owners: In 2026, the export tax rebate policy will undergo several significant changes. From filing deadlines and invoice issuance to product rebate rates and foreign‑exchange collection requirements, every step directly impacts your bottom line. Even a single incorrectly issued invoice could result in the failure of an entire refund claim. Huijietong has compiled the key updates—please save this information and share it with your finance team.

07-01

What exactly are the differences among the original bill of lading, the telex release bill of lading, and the SWB? This article explains it all—essential insights for international trade from Huijietong.

In international trade, the bill of lading is one of the most critical documents. Yet many newcomers—and even seasoned professionals—struggle to distinguish among three key types: the original bill of lading, the telex release bill of lading, and the sea waybill (SWB). Choosing the wrong one can result in minor penalties like thousands of dollars in demurrage fees, or, at worst, losing both your money and your goods.

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