Monthly Archives: September 2026

Green chili loses quality within hours of harvest and needs a warmer, more humid storage band than most exporters expect. Here is why the collection-to-cooling gap matters more than the cold room itself.

Watermelon hides its transport damage on the inside, where a visual inspection cannot catch it. Here is why the safe temperature range is warmer than most produce and how stacking and pre-cooling affect hidden quality loss.

Milk-based mishti needs a narrower temperature band and tighter humidity control than most food categories. Here is why generic refrigeration units disappoint sweet shop owners and what to look for instead.

Aquarium tanks, pumps, heaters and pet food each need different handling and compliance checks in the same shipment. Here is how to consolidate this mixed product category without inviting damage claims or customs holds.

Storing chemicals or flammable goods needs a specific licence on top of ordinary warehouse registration. Here is which authorities are involved and where importers commonly fall out of compliance.

Bangladesh Customs does not offer a general instalment plan for ordinary duty, but bonded warehousing and provisional release against a bank guarantee both genuinely defer when and how you pay.

A C&F agent cannot legally clear your shipment through Bangladesh Customs without a valid Power of Attorney on file. Here is what it needs to contain and where it commonly goes wrong.

Air cargo space embargoes around Christmas and other peak periods can block bookings outright, regardless of price. Here is what causes them and how to plan around the calendar.

LSS and EBS are fuel-related sea freight surcharges tied to IMO 2020 sulphur rules and bunker price spikes. Here is what actually drives them and how to plan for them.

How to specify cable and breaker orders, check copper content, avoid counterfeit switchgear and plan weight, packing and customs for door-to-door shipping to Bangladesh.