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Europe's Ports Grapple with 'Uniquely Disruptive' Summer
In mid-July, the Port of Antwerp-Bruges reported average dwell times between seven and eight days, compared to the typical average of five days.
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Tariffs Threaten to Raise Costs Across U.S. Manufacturing Sector
Of the 25 sectors of the U.S. economy identified as most affected by tariffs, 19 are in manufacturing, including automobiles, primary metals, chemicals, computers and electronics, machinery, and textiles.
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How to Understand, Anticipate and Navigate the Cost of Tariffs on Your Business
To effectively navigate supply chain uncertainty, companies need to intentionally design their supply chains.
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Union Pacific Announces Landmark $85B Deal to Buy Norfolk Southern
The deal announced on July 29 would put roughly 40% of the nation's rail freight in the hands of a single company.
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Spring Cargo Surge Lifts Port of Savannah to Second Busiest Year on Record
The port's growth in 2025 was primarily fueled by a bump in cargo volumes that started in January, as businesses brought inventory in ahead of promised tariffs from the incoming Trump administration.
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American Air’s New Airbus Jet Grounded by Supply Chain Issue
The company, which ordered 50 of the longer-range aircraft in 2019, plans to initially use this first plane on U.S. transcontinental routes later this year.
An Airbus A321XLR plane. Photo: Axel Heimken/AFP/Getty Images via Bloomberg.
Houthis Vow to Ramp Up Attacks on Ships in Red Sea
The Houthis announced their plans on July 27, as part of an escalation that they described as the fourth phase of their naval campaign against Israel.
SHARM EL SHEIKH, EGYPT - APRIL 5, 2018 : Red sea, a large cargo ship sails on the sea. High quality photo
BNSF Rolls Out Expedited Service from LA to Houston
BNSF says that the service will be 24 hours faster than its standard product, and 48 hours faster than its previous service offering for the route.
Victorville, California. October 2015. Photo: iStock / Angel Di Billo
Trade Pact with Japan Deals Blow to U.S. Auto Industry
The deal announced on July 22 sets tariffs on Japanese cars at 15%, down from the 25% rate President Trump had previously threatened to impose.
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Copper-Laden Ships Race to Reach U.S. Ahead of Trump’s 50% Tariffs
The vessels are among the last batch of copper cargoes whose owners are betting they can clear U.S. customs just before hefty Trump administration tariffs kick in.
The moves in copper mirror what has been happening in other metals. Photographer: Zinyange Auntony/Bloomberg
Climate Crisis Has Caused Food Price Spikes
In Ethiopia, food prices jumped by 40% in March 2023, following the worst drought the Horn of Africa had seen in 40 years.
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Coca-Cola to Start Using Cane Sugar in U.S. Soft Drinks
The company laid out its plans to launch a product using cane sugar for its flagship soda in the U.S., but clarified that it will act as a complement to its current offerings.
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