China's LOGINK global shipping data platform disappears after US trade concerns

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The LOGINK platform was a Chinese digital system aimed at streamlining global shipping logistics. It planned to replace paper processes by sharing data from customs, ports, and transport services. The platform was previously flagged by the U.S. as a potential trade concern. It has now reportedly vanished from public view.

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