Ecuador and Colombia Eliminate Tariffs: What Changes for Bilateral Logistics?
The End of 100% Tariffs Comes into Effect As of June 1, the elimination of tariffs of up to 100% that Ecuador had imposed on imports from Colombia has officially taken effect. The measure was formalized by Ecuador’s National Customs Service (SENAE), which revoked the rate implemented during the most…
CMA CGM Bali in La Guaira: A Logistics Boost Opening New Trade Opportunities with Venezuela
The arrival of the CMA CGM Bali at the Port of La Guaira is not only a milestone for Venezuela’s port infrastructure, but also a clear signal of transformation in the region’s logistics dynamics. With a length of over 366 meters, this vessel sets a new operational benchmark and positions…
DIAN Hack: logistical implications and operational continuity
A digital incident that tests operations The National Tax and Customs Directorate (DIAN) recently reported a cybersecurity incident that affected part of its systems. According to what was communicated by the entity and reported by different media outlets, the event was contained without compromising the tax, customs, or foreign exchange…
Puerto Antioquia: A New Logistics Era for Colombia and Real Business Opportunities
Since early February 2026, Puerto Antioquia began its regular operation as a new maritime terminal in the Gulf of Urabá, marking a milestone for Colombian foreign trade and regional logistics competitiveness. This port, with modern and ambitious infrastructure, offers new alternatives for exporters and importers looking to reduce time, costs,…
68% reduction in empty container occupancy improves operations in Buenaventura
Context of port congestion The port of Buenaventura has faced significant congestion in recent months, associated, among other factors, with the accumulation of empty containers in yards and operational areas. This situation put pressure on available infrastructure and affected normal loading, unloading, and cargo dispatch times. According to official information…
Dollar Decline and Floriculture: A Logistics Reading for Exporters
The Context: Weak Dollar During Valentine’s Season In the run-up to Valentine’s Day, one of the most important moments for Colombian floriculture, the sector faces a complex scenario: the decline of the dollar against the peso. According to information published by El Tiempo, more than 80% of the country’s flower…
Crisis at the Port of Buenaventura: Maritime and Ground Congestion Impacts Colombian Foreign Trade
The logistics operation at the Port of Buenaventura, Colombia’s main maritime terminal on the Pacific, is experiencing a critical congestion situation that affects not only the flow of goods but also the efficiency of the entire foreign trade supply chain. A Saturated Port: Ships and Trucks Waiting Currently, around 29…
Port of Buenaventura: Operational Challenges and Solutions Underway to Improve Logistics
Critical Context in Colombia’s Main Pacific Port In recent weeks, the Port of Buenaventura has been at the center of national attention due to serious difficulties in its logistics operations that have affected transporters, port operators, and the flow of Colombia’s foreign trade. Situations such as lines of more than…
When a tariff changes, logistics changes as well
The 900% increase in Colombian crude transport through Ecuador The recent increase of more than 900% in the tariff for transporting Colombian crude oil through the Trans-Ecuadorian Pipeline System (SOTE) has been widely reported across the region. The measure, confirmed by the Government of Ecuador, raised the approximate cost per…
International logistics: what it is, how it works, and why it is key to global trade
International logistics is one of the silent pillars of global trade. Although it is rarely visible to the final consumer, delivery times, product costs, supply chain continuity, and the competitiveness of companies in international markets all depend on it. Understanding how it works and what elements compose it is not…