Protein powder shortage threatens America’s biggest food craze
Companies are now grappling with whether to raise prices at a time when consumers are already reeling from a prolonged period of inflation.
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Iran War Sends Supply Shocks Through Global Aluminum, Steel Markets
Roughly half of aluminum smelting capacity in the Persian Gulf region is currently offline, representing as much as 5% of the global supply.
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SEG Solar Investing $200 Million in Houston Expansion
SEG Solar is investing $200 million into a Houston manufacturing expansion expected to create 800 jobs and increase U.S. solar production capacity.
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Why Undersea Internet Cables Matter to Global Supply Chains
Global supply chains do not run only on ships, ports, warehouses, and trucks. They also run on data. Undersea cables are becoming part of the same infrastructure risk conversation as…
Lire la suite →Hapag-Lloyd and Kuehne + Nagel take their first joint step towards sustainable ocean shipping
PRESS RELEASE Hapag-Lloyd and Kuehne+Nagel take their first joint step towards sustainable ocean shipping MAY 11, 2026 – First collaboration between Hapag-Lloyd and Kuehne+Nagel on sustainable ocean freight using Sustainable…
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Will Starmer’s election woes force a shake-up in the UK’s ties with China?
The ruling Labour Party’s dire results in local and regional elections in the UK late last week had damaged Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s authority and could lead to policy shifts,…
Lire la suite →Inside the $10m freight fraud that rocked Chicago
Freight fraud exposed: $10M scam highlights logistics vulnerabilities and cargo theft risks. The post Inside the $10m freight fraud that rocked Chicago appeared first on FreightWaves.
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FourKites Unveils Autonomous Ocean Freight Booking System
FourKites has launched an AI-powered platform that automates ocean freight booking, carrier selection, and shipping paperwork.
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How shipping is adapting to the new Hormuz order
Iran is administrating the Hormuz passage and the shipping industry is learning the difference and quietly paying the price. The post How shipping is adapting to the new Hormuz order…
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Crime wave targets North American freight lanes in April
Authorities across North America seized millions of dollars in narcotics, counterfeit goods and contraband in April. The post Crime wave targets North American freight lanes in April appeared first on…
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Basic Business Supplies Are Emerging as a Supply Chain Risk
Jeff Golfman of Send123 discusses how procurement teams can reduce disruption risks as supply chain pressures continue to grow.
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Why So Few Supply Chains Have Fully Embraced AI
A new Gartner survey found most supply chain organizations are still taking incremental steps with AI rather than fully redesigning operations.
Lire la suite →‘Significant migration’ of USWC imports to Canadian ports, says Sea-Intelligence
North American west coast container flows are showing signs of a structural shift – with Canadian ports gaining market share at the expense of their US rivals, according to Sea-Intelligence. …
Lire la suite →Brazil to allow shipping lines to bid for Santos Tecon10 terminal
The Brazilian government has put forward proposals to allow container shipping lines to bid for the new Tecon10 greenfield terminal in the port of Santos. Under direction from the Brazil…
Lire la suite →Hantavirus and passenger fleets: What passenger carriers should be thinking about
COVID nearly killed the motorcoach industry. Hantavirus is not COVID but the lessons still apply. Here is what passenger carriers should be doing right now without losing their minds. The…
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Norden Is Assuming Its Ships Will Be Stuck in Hormuz All Year
A vital artery for oil and gas flows, the Strait of Hormuz has been effectively shut since late February, with no clear path back to normal traffic.
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Middle East port update: Monday, May 11
In Oman, at Mina Al Fahal terminal (crude oil) loading facility all scheduled vessels must ensure their Doppler log is... Related StoriesDaily Briefing 11 May 2026US disables two Iranian tankers…
Lire la suite →Taiwan in talks with Iran to free flag-carrier box ships from the Gulf
Taiwan’s government is bidding to secure safe passage for eight stranded domestically owned ships out of the Strait of Hormuz. They include seven containerships, belonging to Evergreen, Yang Ming, and…
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Importers weigh lawsuits as Trump’s 10% global tariff faces appeal
Importers should consider filing lawsuits to try to halt the collection of President Donald Trump's Section 122 tariffs, which a trade court ruled are illegal, lawyers said.
Lire la suite →EXCLUSIVE: ‘Politicians don’t appreciate the value of logistics to the UK’
Britain’s logistics sector offers “great economic opportunities”, but for these to be realised government needs to “fundamentally reshape its understanding of the industry and the way it engages with it”,…
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