SupplyChainBrainMore from SupplyChainBrainGlobal Supply Chain ManagementTrump’s Tariffs Back in Federal CourtThe judges on the Court of International Trade in downtown Manhattan have twice ruled against Trump in major tariff cases.September 30, 2026Global Trade & EconomicsWhisky Glut Prompts Scotch Distillers to Slow ProductionEconomic pressures and falling rates of alcohol consumption has put demand on the rocks.September 30, 2026Rail & IntermodalFarmers Union Pushes Back Against Proposed Rail Mega-MergerThe 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.September 30, 2026Global Supply Chain ManagementDiesel Prices Rise to Record Highs in the U.K.The average price of a liter of diesel in the U.K. has reached 199.33 pence, beating the previous record of 199.09 pence from June of 2022.September 30, 2026Facility Location PlanningMesabi Metallics Invests $15B in Bid to Build Largest Steel Plant in U.S.Mesabi projects that the plant will have the capacity to churn out 10 million tons of steel annually once it's fully up and running.September 29, 2026Ocean TransportationMaersk Conducts First Ever U.S. Bioethanol BunkeringThe bunkering of the dual-fuel Tangier Maersk took place in Houston, Texas, with the ship receiving U.S.-made corn ethanol.September 29, 2026Global Supply Chain ManagementU.S. Ban on Nominal Canadian Imports Comes into EffectWhile affecting only a tiny proportion of imports, the bans ramp up the showboating between the two countries in what is an increasingly contentious trade war.September 29, 2026Global Supply Chain ManagementCattle Groups Warn of Impacts to Beef Supply Chain From ICE RaidsThe group reported that in just the past few days, ICE operations have led to shipping delays for thousands of cattle.September 29, 2026Ocean TransportationUSTR Urged to Extend Suspension of Port Fees Against China-Linked ShipsA group of maritime transportation stakeholders warned the USTR's planned fees "would add another cost layer to an already strained transportation system."September 29, 2026Global GatewaysPanama Canal to Roll Back Transit and Draft RestrictionsRainfall 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.September 28, 2026Previous PagePage 10 of 597Next Page
