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U.S. ports to see rising uncertainty, falling container imports
Uncertainty will continue to roil U.S. container ports, as imports are expected to remain below last year’s levels for the first half of 2026 amid ongoing tariff uncertainty, and it is too soon to gauge the impact of the conflict in…
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Shippers bear brunt of costs and delays from Iran war
The U.S. Supreme Court today overturned President Donald Trump’s unilateral scheme of global tariffs in a move that could send a fresh wave of change through global supply chains that have spent the past year struggling to adjust to the…
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Stepping up: An interview with Mike Van Bree
Working at heights can be dangerous. According to OSHA statistics, the failure to properly prevent falls is the most frequently cited workplace violation. On top of that, some 81% of fall injuries treated in emergency rooms involve a…
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Iran war: Chapman Freeborn provides emergency passenger and cargo flights
His extraordinary accomplishments led to many plaudits for Smith, including being named in 1989 to the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP)’s Supply Chain Hall of Fame.According to CSCMP, “he managed to create a…
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Warehouses lack agility—and are paying the price
Many warehouses lack the technological agility to respond to disruptions—and they are paying a high price for it.That’s according to recent research from warehouse and distribution center technology company Lucas Systems, which surveyed…
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FTR: Strong February truck orders suggest freight sector recovery
The long-suffering freight market showed early signs of a recovery last month, as orders for Class 8 trucks/tractors jumped 47% month over month (m/m) and 159% year over year (y/y) in February, reaching the highest order total since…
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Streamlining Supply Chains with Sensor Technology
Managing your supply chain is getting a little easier every day, thanks in large part to advances in sensor technology.Global demand for sensors is on the rise, especially in logistics, where the market was valued at $10.5 billion in…
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DHL extends contract of CEO Meyer until 2031
Agentic artificial intelligence. Humanoid robots. Drones that can count inventory in the warehouse. Autonomous trucks. Exoskeletons that help workers lift and move heavy loads. Clearly, the logistics sector is a hotbed for emerging…
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Demand for large warehouses soars, led by Southeast region
Demand for warehouses larger than 700,000 square feet surged in the second half of 2025 in the Southeast U.S., signaling a strong rebound in big-box activity after a brief slowdown in 2023 and 2024, according to Cushman &…
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Adapting to Dynamic WMS with AI Evolution
Warehouse management system (WMS) software is a powerful tool that has been fine-tuned for decades to optimize the storage and flow of goods through a distribution center. But trends like the rise of e-commerce, omnichannel operations,…
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