AEB News

Trending today: German delivery giant DHL announces plans to spend $300 million in the US to equip its warehouses with robotics technology.

Our study finds most companies satisfied with the work of their customs brokers – with one major exception. About 63 percent say communication via phone and email is a hurdle they need to get over.

Major online retailers, the demand for fresh foods, frozen foods and advances in bio-pharmaceuticals are all a part of the cold chain’s enormous growth.

Hard Brexit or no Brexit, the future of borders between European states and elsewhere are likely headed for a major shift toward higher technologies.

The trading partners recently signed a free trade and investments protection pact that is widely expected to be a major boost for all involved.

New government papers hit the business community and forecast more red tape, more costs for customs processes and new details on imports and exports in case of a no-deal Brexit. What’s your best move?

Our ground-breaking study with Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University finds a vast majority of companies in global trade are quickly moving toward digitization.

AEB Managing Director Markus Meissner looks at the tariffs being levied by the U.S. president, the disputes arising from them and how it all may impact supply chain and logistics.

Compliance management can be a complicated and tricky business. Our Ted Roth explains how automation and good compliance software can save you time and money.

Between Trump, Iran and Brexit, the business of global trade has become an volatile place. Our Mark Brannan tells you how to ensure smooth sailing.