With the Port of Long Beach expecting to handle 9 million TEUs in 2026, CEO Noel Hacegaba stressed the need to operate "like a 115-year startup."

In the lead-up to July's joint review of the USMCA, companies are left to wonder if a full withdrawal from the deal is actually on the table for the U.S.

To date, the Great Lakes as a whole are just shy of 15% ice coverage, up from the 10% average for this time of year.

Supply chain leaders are entering the new year focused less on returning to a state of stability, and more on managing volatility as a constant.

Water stress is no longer a localized environmental issue, but a systemic threat that can idle factories, reroute shipping networks, and destabilize operations.

A record Thanksgiving weekend for retailers reflects a broader shift across the sector, where budget-conscious shoppers are hunting for bargains more fiercely than ever.

According to one analysis, a full Thanksgiving meal is nearly 10% more expensive in 2025 compared to last year, with the cost of some staples rising by more than 20%.

The drop reflects a market where shippers are moving fewer loads than expected, and where "the traditional rhythms of logistics are no longer dependable."

Job cuts at U.S. employers rose 175% year-over-year in October, and year-to-date have hit their highest levels since 2003.

With hands-on experience, students in Fresno, California, can acquire a range of technical logistics skills, and even get forklift and OSHA certified.