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Tariffs and Policy Shifts Cloud US-Mexico Trade Future
The Redwood Logistics and Redwood Mexico Q2 2025 Cross Border Index sheds light on the evolving dynamics of cross-border trade as new regulations and tariffs pose both challenges and opportunities for businesses engaging in US-Mexico commerce. President Trump’s recent executive...
Report: Carrier Exits Have Reached a 12-month High
ITS Logistics released the May ITS Supply Chain Report, revealing that the ongoing down freight market combined with tariff volatility continues driving high market turnover. Carrier exits reached a 12-month high, while new carrier authorities jumped by 48% month-over-month and 30%...
TradeBeyond Partners with Carrefour Global Sourcing
TradeBeyond has partnered with Carrefour Global Sourcing part of Carrefour S.A. Group, a global retailer with more than 14,000 hypermarkets, grocery stores, and convenience stores. Carrefour Global Sourcing will leverage TradeBeyond’s CBX platform to support its responsible sourcing initiatives, strengthen supplier...
Ford Streamlining Logistics Operations Through Last-Mile Delivery
Ford Motor Company is streamlining one of the most expensive aspects of its logistics operations through last mile delivery. nuVizz's cloud-based, AI-driven last-mile transportation management solution (TMS) provides the framework for a more innovative and efficient Dealer Delivery Service (DDS)...
Lean Solutions Group Names Diana Abril Chief Legal Officer
Lean Solutions Group today announced the appointment of Diana Abril as Chief Legal Officer. Based in Miami, Abril will lead Lean's global legal strategy as the company continues its record-setting growth trajectory. "Lean Solutions Group is redefining what it takes...
Freight Fraud Index Reveals 400,000 Sophisticated Fraud Attempts in Q1 2025
The Highway Freight Fraud Index reveals that, during the first quarter of 2025, cargo theft fraudsters leveraged the use of increasingly sophisticated methods, such as compromised carrier emails and caller ID spoofing, to deceive brokers, with over 400,000 fraud attempts...
Freight Recession Fuels Talent Exodus- How to Stabilize
Gartner’s latest Logistics Talent Monitor reveals that the same factors attracting talent— like competitive pay and promises of better work-life balance—are also driving employees to leave. The ongoing, years-long freight recession has created sustained volatility in the logistics marketplace and...
Free Trade Zones: Tariff Remedy For International Shippers?
What happens if a U.S. importer loses $1.8 million in profits simply because goods passed through American ports on their way to Latin America? That scenario may become reality as Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs take effect- originally set for April...
Uncertainties in Global Supply Chains Could Derail Freight Market Recovery in 2025
ITS Logistics released the April ITS Supply Chain Report, which confirms that tariff uncertainties continue to drive volatility in cross-border operations and drayage markets. Most major ports saw growth in import volumes through March as front-loaded inventory continued arriving in the U.S....
ITF Group Holds the Line to Prevent Freight Fraud
In the middle of a freight fraud surge that has rocked the logistics industry, ITF Group is doubling down on security and expanding its nationwide drop trailer program to offer safer, faster, and more flexible shipping solutions. The company’s drop...
Uttermost Turns Location Data into Greater Logistics Efficiency
Shiplify, the primary accessorial revenue identifier for carriers, shippers and third-party logistics (3PL) providers, has significantly improved billing accuracy and operational efficiency for Uttermost, a leading furniture manufacturer. By addressing the challenges of unforeseen accessorial charges, Shiplify has transformed Uttermost’s...
Trump’s Tariffs: Six Key Effects on the Warehouse Automation Market
by Rueben Scriven, Research Manager, Interact Analysis The latest round of tariffs introduced by US President Donald Trump is set to create significant disruptions in global supply chains, impacting multiple industries, including the warehouse automation sector. As we continue analyzing...
Data Innovations Allow Brands and Retailers to Stay Ahead of UFLPA Risks
By Eric Linxwiler, Senior Vice President, TradeBeyond Since the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) went into effect in 2022, U.S. Customs and Border Protection has ramped up enforcement in both scale and sophistication. Already, CBP has detained more than...
Georgia is the latest State to Adopt e-Ticketing for DOT Projects
The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) has launched a statewide e-Ticketing initiative—starting in 2026, all contractors will be required to use e-Ticketing under Section 110 of GDOT specifications. As a first step, GDOT has implemented a dual-ticketing pilot—requiring both paper and electronic...
Ahead of Latest Tariff Deadline, ITF Group Launches Cross-Border Drop and Hook Program
Ahead of the latest tariff deadline, St. Louis-based 3PL ITF Group has announced an expansion of its Drop and Hook Trailer solution, facilitating smoother cross-border operations for shippers by organizing trailer pools of two to 12 trailers within 48 hours—scaling...
Rush to Beat Tariff Deadlines Raises Volumes at West Coast Ports
The rush to beat tariff deadlines in March (and now April) led to the Port of Los Angeles' second-busiest February on record. International shippers moved 801,398 Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEUs) through the Port of Los Angles has handled 1,725,643 TEUs...
The Alcohol Tariff Trade War: It’s Wine vs. Whiskey- Who Ya Got?
The tariff gamesmanship has officially reached the liquor cabinet, with U.S. President Donald J. Trump threatening 200% tariffs on wine and champagne from France and the European Union. This, of course, is in response to the region's retaliatory 50% tariff...
Trump Tariffs: Triggered Geopolitical Tensions, Retaliatory Measures, and Rising costs
New tariffs have triggered geopolitical tensions, retaliatory measures, and rising costs for U.S. consumers. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum have floated retaliatory tariffs or boycotts of U.S. goods, while financial markets showed volatility amid uncertainty....
Trump’s Reciprocal Tariffs Risk Sparking a Trade War
Last week, U.S. President Donald Trump signed a memorandum proposing a 25% tariff on non-energy imports from Canada and a 10% tariff on imports of Canadian energy—primarily crude oil. He also signed proclamations to help bolster tariffs on all steel and...
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