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Trump tariffsTrump’s tariffs: Tracking the status of international trade actions
The U.S. has rolled out a deluge of tariffs, sparking responses from trading partners. Here's where each tariff — threatened or realized — currently stands.
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As Scope 3 expectations rise, supplier data and clean energy decisions are now shaping buyers’ reporting timelines. Bernd Dittrich via Unsplash
Sponsored by CnerGWhy supplier emissions are becoming a priority for 2026
As 2026 approaches, Scope 3 expectations are rising. Buyers now need supplier data, participation, and action earlier in the year to avoid gaps in reporting.
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CH Robinson expands presence in El Paso, TX, fueled by cross-border growth
The brokerage added 450,000 square feet of warehousing and cross-docking space in the Texas city.
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FedEx Network 2.0: Tracking closures, layoffs across the US
The logistics giant is shutting down ship centers as part of its plan to streamline operations. Here's how the overhaul is progressing.
Updated Aug. 6, 2025 -
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Can artificial Christmas tree companies spruce things up for next year?
No one wanted to put tariffs on Christmas, says the National Tree Company CEO. But what happens when your raw materials are made outside the U.S.?
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TikTok Shop tightens Postal Service shipping options for sellers
USPS shipping labels must be purchased through TikTok Shipping starting in January or face rejection, per the e-commerce platform.
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GE Appliances injects $150M into domestic sourcing efforts
The manufacturer signed contracts with 22 suppliers across 10 states to supply materials and components for its laundry factory in Louisville, Kentucky.
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US, South Korea formalize details of July trade pact
The U.S. will limit tariffs on imports from South Korea to 15%, including on cars and auto parts. The rates are retroactively effective as of Nov. 1.
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Tyson to shutter major beef plant in Nebraska amid US cattle shortage
The meatpacker is set to lay off more than 3,200 workers and cut production at a Texas facility as it positions the business for “long term success.”
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How a patch maker for Levi’s, New Era is combating tariff challenges
Florida-based World Emblem is boosting U.S. capacity and building a plant in the Dominican Republic to counter duty uncertainty.
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Tracking the speed, dwell and cars of Class I railroads
This dashboard shows the average speed, dwell time and cars online for all of the Class I railroads operating in the U.S.
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Port Authority of New York, New Jersey head to step down
Rick Cotton is set to retire in January after more than eight years at the helm of the agency overseeing the two states' major transportation and trade assets.
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Lowe’s advances inventory optimization efforts
The retailer is on pace to cut 15% of its SKUs by the end of 2025 while upgrading demand planning, allocation and replenishment.
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USPS projects package deliveries will drive FY26 revenue boost
The Postal Service wants to accelerate growth in package shipping amid forecasted declines in its international business and other segments.
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Front-line workers are more difficult to find, train and retain, study says
Employers’ previous assumptions about how easily essential workers can be hired or replaced have become increasingly unreliable, according to a Josh Bersin report.
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TJX says favorable ocean freight costs boosted Q3 results
The retailer's CFO said it's unclear if the tailwind will persist in Q4 amid a volatile ocean market.
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Canada Post, union reach deals in principle, halting strike activity
Contractual language still has to be agreed upon before the proposals are sent to Canadian Union of Postal Workers members for a vote.
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Kroger acknowledges that its bet on robotics went too far
The retailer’s move to close three automated fulfillment centers reflects changes in grocery e-commerce since launching its partnership with Ocado.
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US government shutdown stalls import purchase decisions
Importers have less insight to make investment decisions due to the gap in federal data, especially in planning Lunar New Year orders, Port of Los Angeles Executive Director Gene Seroka said.
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Novelis resumes operations after second fire at New York plant
The aluminum supplier to the auto industry said the facility has continued to ship finished material to Ford Motor Co., a primary customer.
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US exempts coffee, other agricultural products from Brazil tariffs
Imports from the country have faced a combined hefty burden since early August, including the Trump administration’s global reciprocal tariffs and a separate 40% levy.
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Couche-Tard opens new distribution center
A facility in Otsego, Minnesota, is the first of three planned additions to the company’s supply chain supporting Circle K and Holiday Station stores.
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Walmart grows automation usage throughout supply chain
More than half of the retailer's e-commerce fulfillment center volume now moves through automated systems, lowering shipping costs, per its Q3 results.
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Monster faces modest tariff impact from aluminum costs
The beverage maker attributed higher can prices to a duty-driven increase in the Midwest premium for aluminum.
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Home Depot benefits from fast delivery and well-stocked shelves
Investments in computer vision technology and the associate-facing Sidekick app are improving the retailer's in-stock rates.
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Fanatics to close Florida distribution center, lay off nearly 300
The facility is unable to support the scale and technology required for the sporting apparel company’s long-term goals, a spokesperson said.
