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The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) today called on Congress to boost infrastructure spending, releasing a report that tallied the economic costs of congestion on manufacturers and set a group of core infrastructure policy…
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Maritime container carriers are slowly returning to sending their ships through the Red Sea and Suez Canal after avoiding the war-torn waters for nearly three years, as Hapag-Lloyd AG this week announced plans to join Maersk A/S in…
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The holiday season may be over, but logistics professionals are still in the thick of it, dealing with a wave of returns that has grown so much in recent years that many in the industry are referring to the January returns season as a…
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The state of the freight economy, rise of artificial intelligence (AI), and accelerating levels of fraud across the trucking industry topped the agenda at SMC3 JumpStart26, an annual supply chain education event held in Atlanta earlier…
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The Canadian logistics technology platform and shipping solutions vendor ShipTime Canada Inc. today said it has acquired an 80% ownership stake in Warehowz Inc., a North American on demand warehousing and fulfillment…
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In decades past, a warehouse was simply a large building used for storing goods and materials you didn’t need to access anytime soon. The best place to build these facilities was in rural areas far from cities, where land was cheap and…
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Following news that CMA CGM Group would reroute its container ships out of the war-torn Red Sea route and return to a much longer path around the southern tip of Africa, analysts warned that the lingering unpredictability of changing…
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Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) are helping Utah-based family-owned grocery chain Harmons improve operations and boost the customer experience across 17 of its retail locations. The 93-year-old independent grocer is using a fleet of…
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Amid the impact from tariffs and ongoing trade policy uncertainty, year-over-year declines in import cargo volume seen at the nation’s major container ports in recent months are expected to continue in 2026, according to the Global Port…
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What keeps most supply chain managers up at night is the fear of making wrong decisions. Decisions would be easy if we knew the outcomes were guaranteed. It’s the unknown that is hard. What if the worst happens?We certainly have had a…
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