Supply Chain News

GreyOrange and Zebra Team Up to Improve Store Inventory Accuracy

GreyOrange and Zebra have partnered to give retailers near-real-time visibility into store inventory using overhead RFID technology.

Christmas Shopping: How Retailers Fared Over Festive Period

Despite hits to sales in clothing and home products, many UK retailers report record-breaking sales for food over the Christmas shopping period

Ricardo Ackermann on BW LPG’s Procurement Transformation

Global Supply Chain & Logistics News January 5th – 8th 2026

From executive leadership shifts to multi-billion dollar energy investments, this week’s supply chain round-up is defined by strategic moves aimed at long-term stability. This roundup covers the appointment of Razat…

High-capacity AGVs for ULD Transport

China Eastern Air Logistics Co., Ltd. (CEAL) has partnered with Lödige Industries to deploy the latest generation of high-capacity automated guided vehicles (AGVs) for the flexible and fully automated transportation…

U.S. rail carload and intermodal volumes see annual declines, for week ending January 3, reports AAR

Rail carloads, at 192,665, were off 2.8% annually, and intermodal containers and trailers, at 211,628 units, fell 5.1% annually.

Austrian Post: the new self-service branch is one of our largest locations in the country

 Austrian Post has opened a new self-service branch at Landstraßer Hauptstraße 148 in Vienna's 3rd district.

El Niño will cost $35 trillion by 2100 as planet warms, study warns

Climate-driven weather extremes linked to El Niño are quietly eroding life expectancy in Japan, Australia, South Korea, Singapore, and the United States, with impacts that linger for more than a…

DHL: How Packaging Supply Chains are Becoming Circular

As demand for more sustainability across logistics grows, DHL predicts how companies will adopt circularity into their packaging supply chains

People Moves: Gary Guo, Trane Technologies

Trane Technologies has a new Chief Integrated Supply Chain Officer in the form of Gary Guo, who joins from The Coca-Cola Company

WWF-Singapore CEO steps down

Former Shell marketer Vivek Kumar is moving on after four years with the conservation group.

Singapore’s 2025 marked by climate extremes as heat stress days rose

Record heat in June and November and unusually heavy rainfall pushed up human heat exposure even though the year ranked only eighth warmest overall.

Analysis: World’s biggest historic polluter – the US – is pulling out of UN climate treaty

The US, which has announced plans to withdraw from the global climate treaty – the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) – is more historically responsible for climate change…

South Korea commits $41 million to overseas green infrastructure fund

Government-backed vehicle aims to crowd in private capital, support Korean firms abroad and advance Seoul’s low-carbon transition strategy.

Companies should start preparing to adopt China's latest climate disclosure standards, say experts

The latest standard, which is aligned with international sustainability reporting standards, is currently in effect on a voluntary basis as regulators determine its application scope and timeline.

La Poste Groupe recognised for environmental commitment

The La Poste Groupe and the conglomerate formed by La Banque Postale and CNP Assurances are once again ranked in the CDP's Corporate A List Leadership.

Fossil Fuel Treaty group raises concern after adviser detained in India

Campaigner Harjeet Singh was released on bail as India's Enforcement Directorate alleged that foreign funding for climate advocacy could expose the coutnry to legal challenges and undermine its energy security.

DP World: Lost operational time is translating into significant and recurring financial losses

More than half (52%) of companies worldwide lose more than one month of operational capacity in any year affected by logistics disruption according to  research from DP World.

FTR Trucking Conditions Index sees significant progress

For November, the most recent month for which data is available, the TCI reading came in at 2.14, representing a significant gain over October’s 0.89 and September’s 0.42 readings.

In 2026, Logistics Buyers Will Finally Realize That Outcomes Matter — Not AI

As financial pressure, capacity crunch and technology fatigue converge, logistics tech companies will quickly realize that they must deliver concrete outcomes.