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EU Freezes U.S. Trade Deal Approval Over Greenland Threats
The deal has been swept into the deepening crisis between the EU and U.S. over Greenland, which has brought the transatlantic alliance to the brink of rupture.
Ursula von der Leyen Photographer: Simon Wohlfahrt/Bloomberg
CMA CGM Reverses Course on Return to Red Sea
This comes after the ocean carrier had conducted limited trial transits on some services through the Suez Canal in November and December of 2025.
Photo: iStock / JeanUrsula
Amazon Sellers Struggle to Absorb Costs from Trump Tariffs
Amazon has seen tariffs "creep into prices" for sellers, who have been left to decide between passing increased costs onto customers, or absorbing the costs to drive demand.
Photo: iStock / stockcam
USMCA Review Poses Stress Test for North American Supply Chains
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.
Photo: iStock/ronniechua
Two Oil Tankers Attacked Near Key CPC Terminal in Black Sea
The attacks risk further disrupting loadings at CPC, where planned shipments have already plunged due to bad winter weather and mooring damage from a recent drone strike.
Photo: Bloomberg
Logistics Sector Growth Slows as 'K-Shaped' Economy Emerges
Florida Atlantic University's Logistics Managers' Index came in at a 54.2 score for the month of December, falling to its lowest level in 13 months.
Photo: iStock / Angelica Zander
Tariffs Trigger Job Cuts Across Logistics Sector
U.S. employers announced more than 1.2 million job cuts in 2025, marking a 58% increase over the previous year, and hitting the highest level since 2020.
Photo: iStock / Andrii Yalanskyi
Japan Launches World’s First Deep-Sea Rare Earth Mining Mission
The drilling vessel is backed by Japanese government funding, and will spend a month collecting rare earth sludge along a four-mile-deep seabed.
Japan's Chikyu mining vessel. Photo: Japanese Agency for Marine Earth Science and Technology
Airbus Expects Supply Woes to Drive More Engine Shortages in 2026
Supply shortages became an acute problem for Airbus last year, forcing the planemaker to build planes without engines in order to keep production lines moving.
An Airbus A350 Air France plane taxiing at Charles de Gaulle Airport. Photo: iStock/Matthieu Douhaire
U.S. Cargo Imports Expected to Tick Up in January
U.S. import volumes are forecast to come in around 2.1 million TEUs for the opening month of 2026, which would be a 6.6% increase over December 2025.
Photo: iStock / halbergman
Trade Turmoil Tops List of Supply Chain Risks in 2026
Companies have been forced to adjust on the fly to sudden changes in trade policies, as the Trump administration has rolled out sweeping tariffs and export controls.
Photo: iStock / matejmo
Early Freeze Tests Great Lakes Supply Chains
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.
Photo: iStock / chrisp0
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