Sunny Worldwide Logistics Limited

The recent economic news and freight industry news are really depressing. Counting down the experience of the past few months, and looking at these titles, which one is not a crit? "Felixstowe and Liverpool strikes deal double whammy to UK's overstretched supply chain" "China's economy falters as global economic center of gravity shifts south" "Weak sea and air demand - uncertain year ahead, says Geodis CEO" With less than 100 days until the end of 2022, sitting still is not the answer. Today, we are here to open the "Hundred Days Oath" belonging to  Sunny Worldwide Logistics . After reviewing the highlights of last year's round battle, we will swear off our goals for the fourth quarter of this year. Each sales has their goals in mind and never forgets their purpose of creating benefits for our customers. In addition to our main sales department, the commerce department, customer service department, operation department, overseas mark

Sunny Worldwide Logistics  (SZ) Ltd. Shekou and Yantian Warehouses National Day Holiday Notice Thank you to all cargo owners for your long-term support and cooperation with the warehouse! The National Day is approaching. According to the national regulations and the actual situation of our company, we will decide: Our Dachan Bay warehouse in Shekou  is  open on holiday . The delivery time during the holiday is from  9:00 am to 5:30 pm . Please complete the warehouse entry procedures in advance. Our warehouse in Yantian  will be  closed from the 1st to the 4th  during the National Day holiday, and will  start to work on the 5th  to receive the goods. At present, the warehouse's PCR test requirement for delivery drivers is within 48 hours, and further notices will be notified if there are any changes. Please make arrangements for entering and leaving the warehouse in advance, please forgive us for any inconvenience caused! Please pay attention to the above-mentioned delivery time of

It is reported that the United Kingdom's Unite union confirmed that the Port of Felixstowe will hold a second eight-day strike from September 27 to October 5, which is in line with Liverpool's strike planned September 19 to October 3 . A coordinated strike is underway as talks between the port operator and the Unite union stall over the size of pay rises for more than 2,500 workers at both ports. The first strike brought the port of Felixstowe to a standstill, and the previous eight-day strike may have affected the movement of about $4.7 billion in containerized cargo, according to an analysis of trade data by MDS Transmodal, which is expected to last for months. " Further strike action will inevitably lead to delays and disruptions to the UK supply chain , but this is entirely of the company's own making." Unite union official Bobby Morton said the company was not seeking a negotiated agreement to resolve the dispute, but was trying to imposing a pay agreement. &

Last week, Samira, sales of  Sunny Worldwide Logistics , followed Alex, the head of the sales department, and Mikey, the head of the customer service department, to visit the customers who we had served before. This September, someone goes to university for the first time; someone visited customers for the first time. How did she feel and gain? The Q&A of a new freight forwarder is here! #1 Q: What was it like to visit customers for the first time? A: It is the first time to visit customers. Since there is no offline communication experience and not enough professional expertise like our company's old sales, I was very cautious when communicating, my head is blank, and I don't know what to talk to the customers. #2 Q: Then how did you keep talking? A: Fortunately, Alex and Mikey assisted me, opened up the conversation, and helped me out when I encountered difficulties. #3 Q: Is this the company that you arranged to transport the showcase from Shenzhen to Felixstowe last tim

The more and more frequent strikes by employees in European and American ports and trucks are posing a challenge to the stability of the supply chain. Although the strike at the Port of Felixstowe in the UK is temporarily over, labor issues remain unresolved. According to local media reports, the strike action will continue if employers reject workers' demands for wage increases. According to reports, the United Kingdom has proposed that more strikes will be held on September 19, and the Port of Liverpool may join the strike with the workers of the Port of Felixstowe. In addition to the strikes by workers at British ports, there have also been strikes and protests by workers and truck drivers in ports in North America, Germany and other places before, which has caused a major impact on local transportation business. Against the background of high inflation rate and rising cost of living in Europe and the United States, increasing income and refusing to cut wages and layoffs have be