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Supply Chains in Crisis: Page 37
How Tariffs Are Straining Budgets at Thanksgiving
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%.
Fashion Brands Collaborate to End Sourcing from Climate-Critical Forests
Fashion brands will also partner with next-gen material companies to develop alternative packaging made from wheat straw and recycled materials.
Tyson to Shut Down Nebraska Beef Processing Plant
The company also plans to downsize operations at a separate plant in Amarillo, Texas, by taking the facility down to a single shift a day.
UPS Plane That Crashed Had ‘Fatigue Cracks’ in Engine Mount
While the NTSB's preliminary report offers clues on how the crash occurred, definitive conclusions could take anywhere from one to two years to reach.
Trucking Freight Demand Falls Off as Peak Season Weakens
The drop reflects a market where shippers are moving fewer loads than expected, and where "the traditional rhythms of logistics are no longer dependable."
Trump's Tariffs Put a Pinch on U.S. Trade in August
U.S. businesses have reacted to Trump's tariffs by slowing purchasing for foreign-made industrial supplies, pharmaceutical ingredients, machinery and telecom equipment.
Dutch Government Hands Chipmaker Back Over to Chinese Parent Company
The weeks-long standoff stoked fears over the possibility of a semiconductor shortage that would have shut down vehicle assembly lines across Europe.
Maryland Estimate for Rebuilding Baltimore's Key Bridge Reaches $5.2B
Maryland's Transportation Authority pointed to "drastically" higher construction costs as the main reason behind the updated estimate.
Anxiety Grows Among U.S. Fleets as Cargo Thefts Surge
Concerns have also mounted headed into the holiday season, when heavier delivery volumes and tighter schedules create more opportunities for would-be thieves.
Supply Chain Leaders See Cybersecurity as Defining Risk of Decade
Cybersecurity was flagged by 56% of leaders as a top operating concern, particularly as hackers have become more sophisticated and persistent.
Maersk Slides as Investors Brace for ‘Bleak’ Quarters Ahead
The industry is starting to suffer from lower freight rates as the disruption in the Red Sea, which effectively is taking out about 7-8% of the world’s fleet.
NTSB Retrieves Data From Black Boxes of Crashed UPS Jet
The data from the recorders, commonly called “black boxes,” will allow investigators to piece together what happened in the final minutes as the doomed jet took off.
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