Why this manufacturer isn’t crumbling under tariff pressure
Cookie-cutter maker Ann Clark shifted to in-house production more than two decades ago and sources most inputs domestically.
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LTL, truckload pricing rising despite soft demand
An acceleration of growth in US less-than-truckload (LTL) rates reflected still-tight capacity, while seasonal truckload pricing gains failed to boost rates above 2024 levels.
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CSX to reopen two East Coast intermodal lanes in early October
Completing the Howard Street Tunnel and Blue Ridge subdivision projects will allow CSX to restore service — and better compete with trucking — on two major north-south corridors in the eastern US.
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Surging Southeast Asia volumes strain intra-Asia capacity
Strong demand and the resulting tightening of intra-Asia vessel capacity is lifting intra-Asia rates, a sharp contrast to falling spot pricing on both the trans-Pacific and Asia–Europe trades.
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Asos targets supply chain visibility upgrade
The apparel retailer tapped traceability platform TrusTrace to strengthen operational transparency down to the Tier 5 level.
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Hapag-Lloyd locks in LNG supply with Shell fuel deal
Delivery of the fuel will begin immediately and build on a strategic collaboration Hapag-Lloyd established with Shell in 2023 to accelerate the decarbonization of its fleet.
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‘Committed’ federal supply chain support key to US nuclear build-out: report
Experts from the Working Group on US Nuclear Dominance recommend a federal review of critical supply chain components and bottlenecks as they relate to nuclear project cargo transport.
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Werner Enterprises employs AI to combat cargo theft
The technology is “playing a pretty hefty role” in protecting shipped goods, per Jordan Strawn, the carrier’s SVP of logistics.
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‘Committed’ federal supply chain support key to US nuclear buildout: report
Experts from the Working Group on US Nuclear Dominance recommend a federal review of critical supply chain components and bottlenecks as they relate to nuclear project cargo transport.
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Gemini suspends seasonal trans-Pacific service
The suspension of the TP9/WC6 service from Xiamen and Busan is the latest effort by carriers to stem declining container spot rates and adjusting capacity to softening demand.