Curated headlines from the world's leading supply chain publications.
The Rundown Mid-sized forwarders combine flexibility with enough scale to make quick network adjustments. Their multi-carrier contracts and NVOCC (Non-vessel operating common carrier) capabilities allow faster routing shifts during disruptions.…
Lire la suite →Data released by the city and several independent studies show a sharp drop in vehicle traffic entering Manhattan’s congestion zone. Over the first year, roughly 23 million fewer vehicles drove into…
Lire la suite →Gartner research warns that surging AI and data-center power demand is straining global electricity infrastructure, forcing supply chain leaders to treat energy availability, pricing, and grid reliability as strategic risk…
Lire la suite →Editor’s Note: This is one of the most popular posts we publish every year: our list of supply chain and logistics events to attend in the year ahead. This year’s…
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The post What 2025 Means for 2026: Ocean and Air Freight Forecast appeared first on Freightos.
Lire la suite →This Spend Matters Vendor Analysis provides an overview of onPhase and its invoice-to-pay and embedded payments solution that supports procure-to-pay (P2P) processes. AP teams still spend too much time fixing data, chasing approvals and managing multiple tools for invoices,] payments and documents.…
Lire la suite →Thousands of unwanted items are now heading back to retailers, says the home delivery expert Parcelhero. Many people used their first day back at work, 2 January, to return their unwanted…
Lire la suite →In April 2026, Austrian Post will launch its own mobile service as a provider in the A1 network.
Lire la suite →Ethiopian Post (Ethiopost) has launched two new digital applications, “Virtual Post Box” and “Post Market,” aimed at putting the Digital Ethiopia strategy into action and taking the company’s operations to…
Lire la suite →DHL continued to advance several key levers of its sustainability strategy – from scaling sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) to electrification of the last mile and expanding solar-powered infrastructure.
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With vessel capacity outstripping volumes on the major trade lanes, analysts expect carriers to fall into the red as early as the first quarter, culminating in a multi-billion-dollar combined loss…
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Months of frontloading explain the sharp volume slowdown in the final months of 2025, and with consumer sentiment weak and long-term trade policies still uncertain, US retailers are keeping inventories…
Lire la suite →The post US delays tariff increases on wooden products appeared first on Logistics Manager.
Lire la suite →The Top U.S. Ports report shows how shifting trade policy, volatile demand, and disrupted global routing reshaped import patterns in 2025, forcing ports to operate in near-constant adaptation mode. Despite…
Lire la suite →As freight payment providers face growing demands for visibility, control, and global reach, the sector is entering a new phase where AI is being paired with human expertise to improve…
Lire la suite →The New Tariff Reality outlines how escalating Section 301, Section 232, and IEEPA actions are fundamentally reshaping U.S. import strategies, compliance requirements, and cost structures as companies head into 2026.…
Lire la suite →Logistics Management’s 2026 Rate Outlook finds that freight rates—across trucking, LTL, and surface transportation—may finally be moving toward balance as carriers tighten capacity and shippers return to strategic network planning.…
Lire la suite →TMS 2026 examines how transportation management systems are evolving as AI, generative and agentic automation, and deeper integrations reshape how shippers manage costs, carriers, and network complexity. From smarter dashboards…
Lire la suite →Logistics Management's 2026 Rate Outlook finds the freight market entering a transition year, with early signs of stabilization emerging as capacity tightens, demand inches forward, and shippers and carriers begin…
Lire la suite →Most people think maintenance is the background job you touch only after the dramatic crises have had their moment, but they’re wrong. The real wins in manufacturing and logistics often come…
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