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Cattle Groups Warn of Impacts to Beef Supply Chain From ICE Raids
The group reported that in just the past few days, ICE operations have led to shipping delays for thousands of cattle.
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USTR Urged to Extend Suspension of Port Fees Against China-Linked Ships
A group of maritime transportation stakeholders warned the USTR's planned fees "would add another cost layer to an already strained transportation system."
Cargo ships at the Port of Charleston. Photo: iStock / stonena7
Why Your Best Supplier May Be Your Greatest Risk
The objective of procurement isn’t only to find the best suppliers; it’s to build a supply network that will continue to deliver when the unexpected happens.
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Panama Canal to Roll Back Transit and Draft Restrictions
Rainfall at the canal has reportedly returned to close to average levels, with Gatun Lake rising from 84.04 feet on September 1, to 84.74 feet on September 27.
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U.S., China Pledge Tariff Relief for $60B Worth of Goods
Eligible goods will include American agricultural commodities, timber and medical equipment, as well as Chinese fireworks, tableware, toys and soccer balls.
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Anthropic Faces Court Setback on U.S. Supply Chain Risk Label
An earlier ruling by a judge in California that lifted a government ban appears to remain in place for now.
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Boeing Identifies 737 Max Software Glitch That May Prompt Delays
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said it is convening a review board to determine whether the glitch presents a flight-safety issue.
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Survey: Concerns Over Cargo Theft Continue to Escalate
More than 60% of respondents said that cargo theft incidents have increased compared to last year, while 81% said that they believe cargo thefts have become more sophisticated.
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How Geopolitics Are Forcing Businesses to Rethink Their Technology-Sourcing Strategies
Organizations need to have in place “executable exit strategies,” should a shift in tech providers be suddenly required.
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A Confluence of Tariff Changes: Why ‘Classify Once’ No Longer Works
The companies that come out of this period ahead will be the ones whose operations can absorb change without adding headcount or slowing freight down.
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Cargo Volumes at Port of Oakland Fall by 10% in August
Year-to-date through August, the port has handled more than 1.4 million total TEUs, falling short of that same period last year by 4.5%.
The Port of Oakland in Oakland, California on October 26, 2011. Photo: iStock.com/hanusst
India to Keep Up Diesel Exports as U.S. Ban Talk Roils Market
“We honor our commitments,” Oil Minister Hardeep Puri said of India's export contracts at an event in New Delhi.
Photo: Bloomberg
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