O’Reilly Automotive prioritizes supplier health to fight tariffs
As part of its risk management efforts, the retailer assesses shipping performance and financial stability.
As part of its risk management efforts, the retailer assesses shipping performance and financial stability.
The changes, which will impact ground, air and international shipments, mirror the hikes rival FedEx announced earlier this year.
Beijing is expected to soon announce the start date of its own 12-month pause on reciprocal port fees on US ships, a deal that was agreed to last week as part of a broad trade framework hammered out by the two superpowers.
The retailer co-developed a tool in an effort to minimize food waste, particularly for fresh categories.
Resilient supply chains aren’t built for tariffs—they’re built for what’s next.
Geopolitical upheaval may be inevitable, but how a company prepares and responds can be controlled.
An immediate bump in cargo is likely in the wake of this week’s deal between Washington and Beijing, but it’s too early for US retailers who are tied to China to make supply chain decisions for 2026 spring and summer imports.
The carrier, as it seeks with BlackRock to acquire the majority of Hutchison Port Holdings, is developing a mega-terminal in New Orleans and another terminal in Baltimore.
The railroads will make a harder play to capture Dallas-to-East Coast freight after track upgrades come online along the Gulf Coast early next year.
While certain production can be brought stateside, the U.S. still faces domestic labor and factory infrastructure hurdles, per Rosemary Coates, executive director of the Reshoring Institute.