Month: December 2025

Colorado has become the latest state flagged by DOT as a nationwide audit uncovers widespread issues with non-domiciled commercial driver’s licenses.

The Dignity Act could make EB-3 visas a more practical hiring option for warehouses and logistics providers facing ongoing labor shortages.

A look back at the 10 logistics and supply chain stories that best captured the biggest shifts and challenges of 2025.

USPS plans to open its last-mile delivery network to more shippers through a new bidding process launching in early 2026.

The EU plans to end its de minimis rule in 2026, adding a €3 ($3.25) customs fee to low-value e-commerce parcels and tightening border oversight.

UPS is investing $120 million to buy 400 robots from Pickle Robot that can unload delivery trucks and shipping containers as part of a major automation push.

CMA CGM says its She sails program has doubled the number of women working at sea in one year and set a new goal of 1,000 women seafarers by 2030.

LS Cable & System plans a $689 million manufacturing expansion in Chesapeake, Virginia, focused on copper products and rare-earth magnets.

CEVA Logistics has signed an agreement to acquire Fagioli Group as it looks to expand its global project logistics and heavy-lift operations.

Amazon is reportedly testing a one-hour in-store pickup service as it looks to speed up fulfillment and compete more aggressively in click-and-collect.