How Mexico’s New Tariffs Are Reshaping U.S. Freight Strategies
Mexico’s recent tariff policies are targeting “border-skipping,” a strategy where U.S. e-commerce sellers import…
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Drewry Survey: Most Expect Suez Canal to Reopen by Late 2025
The container shipping industry is navigating a volatile landscape, with major concerns over when the Suez Canal…
RJW Logistics Expands with 1M-Sq-Ft Warehouse in Joliet, Illinois
RJW Logistics Group is making a big move in Joliet, IL, with its largest warehouse yet. The company has…
SNCF chief warns of ‘trucks taking it all’
The head of France’s state railways, SNCF chief Jean-Pierre Farandou has warned that, if the modal split between…
Procurement Training Budgets Are Low—Can AI Fill the Gap?
Supply chain is facing a talent shortage. It is also on the precipice of a technological revolution…
What is AI’s Biggest Challenge? Business Leaders Point to Process Gaps
A new survey from Celonis highlights a major concern among business leaders: AI won’t be effective…
Why Supply Chains Should Invest, Not Just React to Tariffs
As President Donald Trump threatens tariffs on Mexico, Canada, China, and others, it has left supply…
Supply Chain 101: What is Reshoring and Why Does It Matter?
Reshoring—the process of bringing manufacturing and supply chain operations back to a company's home…
How China’s New Tariffs Will Disrupt U.S. Supply Chains
China’s latest round of retaliatory tariffs took effect Monday, hitting roughly $14 billion worth of U.S. goods…
Cofactr Acquires Factor.io to Help Automate Supply Chain Tracking
Supply chain software specialists Cofactr have acquired Factor.io, an AI company that tracks orders and…