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The decrease in US container imports in April raises concerns about potential economic difficulties as geopolitical tensions and evolving trade policies continue to affect the market.
China's exports saw a notable increase of 21.8% in the first two months of 2026, suggesting a potential for a stronger trade surplus as a key summit approaches.
In a move to enhance efficiency, Amazon has rebranded its third-party logistics services, consolidating various operations into a single supply chain service.
The ongoing conflict in Iran has significantly affected Kenya's economy, particularly its rose and tea exports, by disrupting Gulf markets and increasing shipping costs.
A recent report from the USGS reveals significant lithium deposits on the East Coast, which could potentially lessen the United States' reliance on imported lithium.
Accurate shipping data is increasingly vital for improving Less Than Truckload (LTL) logistics, impacting tracking, delivery times, and costs.
As the global demand for rare earth elements rises, Latin America is positioning itself to play a more significant role in the supply chain.
STG Logistics is reportedly nearing the end of its bankruptcy process after reaching an agreement with its lenders, signaling a potential turnaround for the company.
The Department of Energy has introduced a new initiative focused on enhancing the security of the nuclear fuel supply chain in the United States.
The ongoing conflict in Iran has led to significant disruptions in pistachio export routes, causing prices to rise. This comes as the demand for chocolate in Dubai continues to grow.
The upcoming Fastmarkets Global Lithium, Battery & Critical Materials event in Las Vegas is anticipated to be a significant occasion for industry stakeholders to engage in discussions about deals and supply chain strategies.
Knight-Swift indicates that shippers are already looking for capacity as the peak shipping season approaches, signaling a potential increase in logistics activity.
As the IMO green shipping discussions approach, the impact of US and Saudi Arabia's actions on emissions-reduction agreements raises questions about the future of multilateralism in climate policy.
The International Energy Agency has highlighted the critical need for initiatives aimed at addressing vulnerabilities in rare earth element supply chains.
As Earth Day approaches, there is a pressing need to address how circular mineral economies can help reduce our reliance on imports.
Discussions have taken place regarding a proposal for the Emirati company DP World to oversee supply chains and logistics in the reconstruction of Gaza, as part of a broader US initiative.
The US Export-Import Bank has reported a surge in requests for support of oil and gas exports, attributed to the ongoing conflict with Iran, according to President John Jovanovic.
Former President Trump has expressed support for Iran's announcement that the Strait of Hormuz is now fully open to shipping, a significant development in regional trade.
A recently developed model, HydroGraphNet, significantly improves predictions of streamflow and nitrogen export in agricultural watersheds, particularly in areas with limited data.
The logistics industry faces significant job cuts exceeding 800 as contracts are being terminated across trucking and warehousing sectors.