Ekspres Kargo

Lean inventory management and low sales ratios could lead to stock-outs in early 2026, Armada Corporate Intelligence warns, depending on strength of consumer demand.

The carrier said that network adjustments that began in April will allow it to eliminate the impact of new US port fees for ships built in China on its shipper customers while maintaining US port coverage.

The World Shipping Council’s fight to have the FMC revise a key aspect of OSRA-22 hinges on how far the agency’s regulatory power extends into freight rates.

The computer vision technology helps the chain track its in-store stock and may soon be able to automate some ordering.

The agency’s landed cost calculator aims to help mail carriers resume U.S.-bound shipments after the exemption’s elimination.

The Aug. 29 global removal of duty-free access for low-value US imports comes ahead of the end-of-year peak season for air freight.

The high court granted an expedited review of an appellate court finding that the president’s sweeping tariffs were illegal.

The two Class I railroads will collaborate on a service to replace the trucking leg for goods moving from CN’s Memphis terminal to the Music City.

US retailers increased September and October import volume expectations significantly – but it won’t be enough to meet 2024 levels.

The US trucking market is stable, and it’s likely to stay that way until demand increases truck utilization significantly, FTR said at its 2025 transportation conference.