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LAPD Recovers $1M in Stolen Rail Cargo
Police reportedly found stolen Yeti cups and jugs, Nike, New Balance, Brooks and Sanuk shoes, JanSport backpacks, and Shark vacuums, across 59 pallets of cargo.
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Maersk Warns of Potential Super El Niño Impacts in East Africa
Maersk highlighted how flooding and damage to road infrastructure could impact access to ports, terminals, depots and inland delivery routes across East Africa between October and December.
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Forests Are the Hidden Infrastructure of Global Supply Chains
Forest protection is becoming critical for managing costs and operational risk as much as environmental responsibility.
The Amazon River near Novo Airão City, Brazil. Photo: iStock/Marcio I Sa
The Hidden Financing Risk Behind the New Tariff Environment
The brands that will manage this period well are the ones that understand, order by order, what their true landed cost and repayment timeline look like.
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Ukraine War Escalates as Black Sea Drone Strikes Hit Cargo Ships
The attacks reflect how the Black Sea is becoming an increasingly precarious corridor for agricultural trade.
A container ship approaches the Black Sea port of Varna, Bulgaria. Photo: iStock/sandsun
Renewed Hormuz Attacks Put Gulf Oil Rebound at Risk
Seven of the vessels were attacked near the narrowest part of the Strait of Hormuz, while it remains unclear where the eighth attack took place.
Image: iStock/Alones Creative
Survey Finds More U.S. Manufacturers Reshoring, But Some High Hurdles Remain
A growing number of manufacturers are reshoring at least a part of their operations to the U.S. or making plans to do so. But they still face significant hurdles.
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What Should AI Be Allowed to Decide in the Warehouse?
As AI capabilities advance, clearly defined decision rights and operational guardrails will become an increasingly important part of warehouse management.
Photo: iStock / Oselote
Hackers Breached Propulsion System of U.S.-Bound Oil Tanker
In late August, a joint team of Coast Guard and FBI personnel boarded the VL Prosperity after it lost communications.
A VLCC at sea. Photo: iStock/Teamjackson
Report: ‘Super’ El Niño Poised to Upend Latin American Key Supply Chains
Venezuela, Bolivia and Argentina are the three nations in South America most vulnerable to the negative effects.
Buenos Aires, Argentina, during summer of the 2024 El Niño. Photo: iStock/Christian Peters
Farmers Union Pushes Back Against Proposed Rail Mega-Merger
The NFU detailed its concerns over giving a single railroad control of nearly half of all U.S. rail traffic, and how that would potentially harm the country's agricultural supply chains.
Huntsville, Alabama. Photo: iStock.com/sshepard
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