The path toward equity hasn't been an easy one for women in supply chain and logistics, and even today, it's still very much a work in progress.

In a time when “fast fashion” is having a devastating impact on the environment, you might think the answer lies in making clothes that are built to last. Think again.

Prices may rise but, in the absence of price-gouging, they will not rise as much as is currently being trumpeted.

Retailers that have spent years trying to move their manufacturing out of China have suddenly been left in a world of uncertainty.

Mexico’s dual role in global trade — both a nearshoring powerhouse and a potential loophole for tariff evasion — highlights its opportunities and challenges in the U.S.-China trade war.

There are many ways for construction industry contractors to manage the consequences of tariffs for their supply chains.

To navigate the changing landscape of global tariffs, manufacturers must gain as much agility as they can.

For companies looking to reduce packaging spend, cost-cutting alone is no longer enough. Sustainability must also be a priority. 

The global trading system is in a state of chaos. Will American manufacturing benefit from it?

Dikembe Mutombo was born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and came to the U.S. — despite an initial ambition to attend medical school — to play basketball in the NBA.

Is the demise of physical retailing coming faster than anyone might expect? One industry observer is sure ot it.

When it comes to effective cybersecurity, manufacturers are way behind the curve.

Aron Bohlig, managing partner with ComCap Holdings LLC, updates us on four topics in logistics tech investment: AI, visibility, autonomous warehouse vehicles, and the prospect for market consolidation.

Chris Demetroulis, managing director of the transportation practice at Gallagher, details some of the biggest risks that supply chains face today, and how the insurance market is responding.

There's huge potential for the development of port and logistics infrastructure in Latin America — but there are also some significant hurdles to be overcome, says Curtis Doiron, chief executive officer in Chile for DP World.

Virtually every company in the manufacturing sector is taking a hard look at where it makes product, and how it stands to be affected by the new round of tariffs.