Month: November 2025

A new survey shows most European shippers expect disruptions to last through 2027 and are shifting sourcing, partnerships, and tools to stay ahead.

Toyota opened its $13.9 billion North Carolina battery plant and confirmed plans to invest up to $10 billion in U.S. manufacturing.

Blank sailings on U.S.-China and other major trade routes are finally easing after months of tariff-driven volatility, project44 says.

Maersk has opened a new ground freight and linehaul hub in Lake City, Georgia, to move shipments faster across the Southeast.

The Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach approved a new agreement with air regulators to reach zero-emission operations by 2029.

Schneider’s new Fast Track service delivers truck-like speed and reliability for intermodal freight across the U.S. and Mexico.

Older container ships are outperforming newer fleets on emissions, showing that smart operations matter more than ship age when it comes to cutting carbon.

A new Samsara survey suggests that Gen Z is open to truck-driving roles if fleets can show the jobs offer flexibility, technology, and purpose.

A look at 10 fast-growing jobs in the supply chain industry, with 2025 salary data from Glassdoor, LinkedIn, and BLS.

Skanska has begun building new cargo and maintenance facilities at San Francisco International Airport as part of a major infrastructure modernization effort.