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    Daphne Howland/Supply Chain Dive
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    Amazon to apply 3.5% fuel and logistics surcharge on fulfillment

    The increase, averaging 17 cents per unit for U.S. Fulfillment by Amazon services, comes as supply chains grapple with rising fuel costs tied to the Iran war.

  • An exterior view of Walmart's new fulfilment center in McCordsville, Indiana
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    Permission granted by Walmart
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    Walmart to close Massachusetts fulfillment center

    Operations at the Worcester facility will be relocated to other locations, with employee layoffs slated to begin in May.

  • A sign lit up showing prices at a fueling station in California.
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    slobo via Getty Images
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    Diesel price surge slows, but California costs still swell

    The Golden State’s on-highway average increased by about 35 cents week over week to nearly $7.22 per gallon.

  • Berkshire Grey's robotic trailer unloading system, named Scoop.
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    Courtesy of FedEx
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    FedEx’s next AI leap to feature RFID, robotics

    The carrier is scaling its use of physical assets powered by AI to strengthen network reliability and improve connectivity with shippers, a FedEx executive said.

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    Mario Tama via Getty Images
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    Manufacturing sector expands for third consecutive month, but war, tariffs cause worry: PMI

    Price increases in 17 of the 18 economic sectors tracked are a particular concern and are impacting business operations, according to survey respondents.

  • A U.S. Customs and Border Protection building in Washington, D.C.
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    "Washington D.C." by Mobilus in Mobili is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0
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    CBP’s tariff refund process will take up to 45 days to deliver returns

    The agency is on track to begin accepting refund requests by April 20, per a filing with the Court of International Trade.

    Updated April 2, 2026
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    Courtesy of Fareway Stores
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    Fareway breaks ground on distribution center expansion

    The Midwestern grocery chain expects the 105,000-square-foot freezer building expansion to help it better serve its stores in addition to laying the foundation for future investments in automation.

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    Spencer Platt via Getty Images
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    Gap feels confident about inventory levels, tariff mitigation

    The retailer remains focused on what it calls “stringent” and "disciplined" inventory practices, per a March 5 earnings call

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    Courtesy of Peachtree Group
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    Hasbro opens distribution hub to cut costs, speed deliveries

    The Georgia facility will shrink the toymaker’s logistics network while adding resilience and efficiencies.

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    Sara Samora/Manufacturing Dive, data from Screenshot of the virtual event panel/Supply Chain Dive
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    How food manufacturers can benefit from AI and other technologies

    Experts at the virtual Food Manufacturing Summit said companies can leverage technologies such as artificial intelligence to comply with U.S. regulations and heighten food safety.