JUSDA Honored with TAPA APAC Award for Outstanding Global Supply Chain Security and Resilience

Recognition at Pudong International Shipping Week 2026 highlights JUSDA’s end-to-end security practices across warehousing, transportation, and distribution. On October 22, JUSDA International Supply Chain Management (JUSDA) received the TAPA APAC China Annual Honor – Award of Outstanding Practice for Global Supply-Chain Security & Resilience – Model Practice for Full-Cycle Cargo Security in Logistics, presented by...

2026.10.23 Read more

JUSDA Strengthens Global Supply Chain Management Through Collaboration with SGS

ISO 28000 Certification, TAPA FSR Statement of Conformity and CTPAT-Related Assessment Results Presented at Shenzhen Ceremony Shenzhen, China | October 21, 2026 — JUSDA International Supply Chain Management and SGS, a globally recognized testing, inspection and certification company, held a certificate presentation ceremony at JUSDA’s G9 facility in Shenzhen. The ceremony marked three significant achievements:...

2026.10.22 Read more

JUSDA Vietnam Completes Multiple International Standards Audits Across Four Warehouses

For a global supply chain company, the value of certification goes far beyond obtaining a credential. Independent third-party audits provide an important way to validate how effectively an organization manages safety, quality, operational processes, risk and continuous improvement — and, ultimately, how reliably those capabilities translate into service for customers. The completion of these audits...

2026.10.08 Read more

JUSDA Advances Supply Chain AI to Support Smarter Manufacturing Operations

On September 23, JUSDA held its 2026 AI Showcase, themed “SEE AI,” at its Longhua campus in Shenzhen. JUSDA’s Global Innovation and R&D Service Center presented a portfolio of AI products and applications, including the JUSDA iChain Platform, JusGo, Sky Vigil, IntelliDriver, Warehouse Superbrain, and financial automation solutions. The event also highlighted progress across 23...

2026.09.24 Read more

How the Pinglu Canal Could Reshape Southwest China’s Logistics Links with Vietnam and ASEAN

On September 16, 2026, the 134.2-kilometer Pinglu Canal officially opened to navigation. As a major new inland waterway connecting the Xijiang River system with the Beibu Gulf, the canal shortens the waterborne route from western China to the sea by nearly 560 kilometers. Previously, cargo moving by inland waterways from Southwest China had to travel...

2026.09.24 Read more

How Does a Mooncake Cross the Border?

Inside the Customs and Compliance Journey of Cross-Border Food Trade As the Mid-Autumn Festival approaches, the humble mooncake offers a useful example for understanding how food moves across borders—and the customs and compliance requirements behind that journey. A box of chilled custard mooncakes entering Mainland China from Hong Kong or Macao, or a shipment of...

2026.09.15 Read more