Maritime analyst Lars Jensen issues a stark warning regarding the container shipping industry, predicting an almost inevitable period of significant overcapacity. This situation, he suggests, will int
by Target Prioritizes Supplier Energy for Emissions Reduction Goals
Retail giant Target is strategically focusing on supplier energy transitions to meet its ambitious Scope 3 emissions reduction targets. The company highlights its Forward Renew program, a collaborativ
by U.S. Diesel Prices Climb Past $6.28 Mark
The national average price for diesel fuel has now exceeded $6.28 per gallon, establishing a new financial threshold. This latest increase represents another significant jump, pushing prices to unprec
by Chewy’s COO Reveals Last-Mile Delivery Success Tactics
Scott Anderson, Chewy’s Chief Operating Officer, recently shared strategic advice with Supply Chain Dive. He outlined how shippers can gain a competitive edge in last-mile delivery. Anderson emphasize
by TJX Strategy Poised to Mitigate El Niño Risks
The CEO of off-price retailer TJX recently highlighted the company’s unique distribution model. This strategy will help TJX navigate potential challenges from El Niño weather patterns. The company’s a
by FedEx Imposes New International Shipping Surcharges
FedEx is implementing new demand-based surcharges on international shipments destined for the United States. These additional fees will affect imports originating from Canada, Europe, and various othe
by CBP Implements Stricter Rules for International Mail Imports
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will soon impose heightened scrutiny on all international mail imports. This significant policy shift is set to reshape how packages and documents enter the Un
by Chilean Fruit Trade Adapts to New US East Coast Shipping Routes
New shipping services are poised to significantly reshape the delivery of Chilean fruit to the US East Coast. These developments involve strategic changes in port calls by both standard container vess
by Baltimore Port Targets Intermodal Growth to Chicago
The Port of Baltimore is actively working to expand its intermodal rail service to Chicago, specifically targeting an increase in international shippers by next year. This strategic push is underpinne
by Manufacturing Sector Sees Growth Slowdown Amid Rising Prices
The United States manufacturing sector recently experienced a deceleration in its activity, marking a significant shift after reaching a four-year high. This slowdown coincides directly with a general