Clic 80: A Strategic Logistics Infrastructure Project Transforming Colombia’s Competitiveness
On Calle 80, one of Colombia’s most strategic freight corridors, a major project is rising: Clic 80, a high-standard logistics warehouse complex. This development aims to modernize the country’s logistics infrastructure, anticipating the growth of e-commerce, the increase in demand for storage and transportation, and the need for efficiency when…
The Port Revival of Urabá: A New Chapter for Northern Antioquia
Urabá, that strategic stretch in northern Antioquia known for its bananas, plantains, and its horizon open to the sea, is undergoing a profound transformation. The plans to consolidate up to five port terminals in the region reflect an ambitious bet on its logistical and commercial potential. As of November 25,…
U.S. to Remove Coffee Tariffs: Key Logistics Impact
The United States is preparing to announce the removal of import tariffs on coffee from several Latin American origins, according to reports by Portafolio. This move is part of a broader trade-framework initiative aimed at reducing costs for agricultural imports and addressing inflationary pressures on U.S. consumers.CTA (soft): Subscribe to…
What is logistics?
Logistics can be defined as the part of supply chain management that “plans, implements, and controls the efficient and effective flow of goods, services, and related information from the point of origin to the point of consumption, in order to meet customer requirements.”In other words: it’s about getting the right…
October Surprise: Spot Rates Rebound, but 2026 Remains Under Pressure
After months of decline, spot rates in container shipping took an unexpected turn in October. According to data from Xeneta, major routes from Asia to Europe and the United States saw significant increases: 38% on the U.S. West Coast (USWC), 23% on the East Coast (USEC), 18% to Northern Europe,…
U.S.–China Trade Truce: What Does It Mean for Colombia?
After six years without face-to-face meetings, Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping have agreed to a trade truce that suspends reciprocal port tariffs between both powers for one year. The agreement includes tariff reductions, anti-drug cooperation, agricultural purchases, and partial relief on restrictions related to strategic minerals.Although the deal offers…
Port Tariffs Between the U.S. and China: How Could They Impact Colombia
Global maritime trade is going through a period of high volatility. Rates are erratic, routes shift on the fly, and tensions between the United States and China are reshaping international logistics. Although the spotlight is on the Transpacific, Colombia is not exempt. New tariffs and urgent maneuvers The United States,…
IATA introduces over 100 changes in its 2026 manuals
Impact on air cargo, ground operations, and multimodal logistics IATA has released the 2026 editions of its key manuals for air cargo transport and ground operations, featuring around 100 updates and revisions. These changes cover everything from dangerous goods and lithium batteries to live animal shipments and ground handling management…
U.S. and China escalate maritime tensions with reciprocal port tariffs: global risk for Colombia?
International maritime trade enters a new phase of tension following the reciprocal imposition of port tariffs between the United States and China. The measures, activated on October 14, mark a turning point in the logistical rivalry between both powers, with operational, financial, and geopolitical implications that could extend to countries…
How Puerto Antioquia Is Transforming Employment in the Region
The Puerto Antioquia project, with an investment of nearly 800 million dollars¹, is more than just infrastructure — it is a driver of socioeconomic transformation for the Urabá region and a milestone for national logistics.Its impact has been reflected in job creation, divided into two key phases: construction and operation.Here’s…