Tackling Carrier Instability Retailers face increasing pressure to adapt to unstable carrier markets as disruptions grow in frequency and intensity. Forward-thinking companies mitigate these challenges
Effects of Canadian Port Closures A labor dispute has significantly impacted Canada’s western ports, including Vancouver and Prince Rupert, critical hubs for international trade. Over
Panama Canal Tariff Impact Looms for LNG The Panama Canal’s role in U.S.-China LNG trade faces potential disruption from proposed U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports.
Returning To Tariff Turbulence As Donald Trump gears up for another term, his aggressive stance on trade, especially with China, could deeply impact the cost
U.S.D.O.T. Fast Tracks Railroad Infrastructure Improvements The USDOT’s $2.4 billion investment in U.S. rail infrastructure will enhance freight flow, safety, and resilience across the nation.
Election’s Impact on Supply Chain The upcoming U.S. presidential election could significantly impact supply chains, as C-suite leaders brace for potential economic, regulatory, and geopolitical
Port of Los Angeles Reports Record Volume The Port of Los Angeles saw record volumes in Q3 2024, handling an all-time high of 2.85 million
Leaner Holiday Supply Chains As inflation impacts consumer spending power, retailers and supply chain leaders are doubling down on efficiency for the holiday season. A
Port Strike Fallout The ILA’s three-day strike across major East and Gulf Coast ports spared the trucking sector from major freight rate disruptions but left
