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  • A Walmart associate handling boxes.
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    Walmart invests $300M in North Carolina fulfillment center

    The 1.2-million-square-foot facility will ship large and bulky items, such as patio furniture and lawnmowers.

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    Retrieved from Port of Long Beach on September 10, 2025
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    Major ports so far unscathed by Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act

    The president’s legislation rescinded $60 million in environmental programs created under the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act.

  • People walk by a kitchen cabinet display at an Ikea store on Sept. 26, 2025, in Emeryville, California.
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    Justin Sullivan via Getty Images
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    US to begin furniture, wood import tariffs on Oct. 14

    An executive order from President Donald Trump installs a 25% tariff on couch, sofa, chair and kitchen cabinet imports and a 10% duty on timber and lumber.

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    Courtesy of ExxonMobil
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    ‘Not a good sign.’ Weak demand continues amid tariff uncertainty: PMI

    In addition to new orders contracting and backlog orders increasing, the government shutdown adds further concerns for the industry.

  • Person holding a mobile phone with the Poshmark website pulled up.
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    Courtesy of Poshmark
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    Poshmark taps USPS Ground Advantage for lower shipping rates

    The fashion resale marketplace, which previously used Priority Mail, said delivery fees are the lowest they've been since 2017 due to the shift.

  • A ship labeled "Matson" carries several large boxes in front of a port.
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    Section 232 probe reignites tariff uncertainty for medtech firms

    The White House has used the investigations in other sectors to implement tariffs, but the earliest any potential actions would take place is summer 2026, analysts said.

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    Grocery Outlet names new supply chain leader

    Scott Fremont started as chief supply chain officer for the grocery chain earlier this month following nearly 18 years with Target.

  • A line of Amazon delivery trucks leave an Amazon distribution facility on June 21, 2023 in Richmond, California.
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    Amazon Shipping preps higher peak season surcharges

    The fees, which commence Oct. 26, include per-package fees and levies for shipments that are large or require additional handling.

  • U.S. President Donald Trump raises his left hand while speaking during a meeting in the Oval Office at the White House.
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    How truck tariffs might play out for the industry

    Potential impacts will largely depend on whether the policy affects truck parts and the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

  • Packets of Heinz ketchup are displayed with Burger King french fries on April 12, 2021 in San Anselmo, California.
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    Justin Sullivan via Getty Images
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    Kraft Heinz pilots AI agent to streamline ketchup production

    Called The Cookbook, the tool gives workers access to 150 years of expertise on the brand’s signature condiment. The company plans to expand use cases, including its supply chain.

  • A view of a Taco Bell restaurant on February 06, 2025 in Dublin, California.
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    Justin Sullivan via Getty Images
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    Yum Brands aims to unify supply chain under ‘one voice’

    The KFC and Taco Bell franchisor is consolidating separate supply chains for its portfolio of restaurants to improve supplier relationships.

  • Items inside a KiwiCo crate to make your own ice cream are laid flat.
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    Courtesy of KiwiCo
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    Why this kids subscription box service shifted to Amazon Shipping

    The e-commerce giant’s offering is helping KiwiCo improve delivery speed while reducing costs, the toy company's VP of Operations Rick Zumpano said.

  • A rendering of Eli Lilly's $6.5 billion facility to manufacture active pharmaceutical ingredients in Houston.
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    Courtesy of Eli Lilly
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    Lilly to build $6.5B Houston factory for its first obesity pill

    The pharmaceutical giant is also planning a $5 billion manufacturing site in Virginia, with two more U.S. facilities expected to be announced later this year. 

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    Courtesy of Bark
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    BarkBox owner switches to Amazon for shipping

    Bark made the jump to mitigate rising delivery costs and speed up transit times, per Chief Supply Chain Officer James O'Leary.

  • A Canada Post delivery truck on the road.
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    Open Grid Scheduler / Grid Engine. (2015). "Canada Post delivery truck" [Photograph]. Retrieved from Flickr.
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    Canada Post workers go on strike, carrier shuts down operations

    Deliveries are halted due to the work stoppage, which started after Canada's government announced reforms for the beleaguered carrier.

  • President Donald Trump sits in the Oval Office of the White House on Sept. 25, 2025, in Washington, D.C.
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    Trump tariffs

    Trump sets tariffs on pharmaceuticals, trucks, furniture

    The new levies, ranging from 25% to 100%, will go into effect Oct. 1, the president said Thursday.

  • President Donald Trump leaves the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly at the UN headquarters on Sept. 23, 2025, in New York City.
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    US opens investigation into medical equipment, device imports

    As part of the Section 232 probe, the Trump administration will weigh the need for tariffs on goods such as surgical masks, blood glucose monitors and wheelchairs.

  • Aluminum cans at a factory
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    Tariff front-loading buoyed manufacturing in H1, but costs are ahead: OECD

    “The impacts of higher tariff rates are yet to be fully felt in the US economy,” according to a report from OECD, a global policy forum. 

  • Four stacks of cans of Campbell's soup displayed on a grocery store shelf on June 2, 2025, in Chicago. Cans in the stacks, from left to right, are labeled "Spicy Nacho Cheese," "Chicken with Rice," "Tomato Bisque" and "Spicy Tomato."
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    Campbell’s says tariff mitigation strategies can only go so far

    Limited domestic tinplate capacity makes it difficult to source materials for canned goods in the face of steel and aluminum tariffs, according to executives.

  • Industrial robots behind a mesh screen.
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    Courtesy of Alstom/Mike Fowler
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    US investigates robotics, industrial machinery imports

    The Commerce Department is evaluating national security risks of the industrial gear supply chain, potentially clearing the way for new tariffs.

  • A UPS driver walks back to his truck after making a delivery on July 22, 2010 in Glendale, California.
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    Deep Dive

    UPS buyouts: Experts weigh impacts, risks

    As the carrier trims its driver and management ranks, it could suffer from heightened overtime reliance and the loss of veteran knowledge.

  • Workers prepare to offload an incoming FedEx plane at a FedEx global hub on December 16, 2014 in Newark, New Jersey.
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    FedEx to launch healthcare-focused DUB-IND air cargo route

    The flight, which will also transport other high-value verticals, is expected to cut transport times by one day, Chief Customer Officer Brie Carere said.

  • California's flag flies in front of a large commercial building
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    Justin Sullivan/Getty Images via Getty Images
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    Supply chains gear up for California emissions disclosures

    Manufacturers are digging deep into their data to get ready for greenhouse gas reporting requirements from the Golden State.

  • Trucks drive by cargo containers at an ocean port.
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    Spencer Platt via Getty Images
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    Truckload volumes cooled in August as frontloading surge wanes

    A push to pull cargo forward earlier in the year to dodge tariffs is affecting typical season demand for trucks, said Ken Adamo, DAT chief of analytics. 

  • A customer picks up a Snickers Bar in a supermarket August 18, 2005 in Sydney, Australia.
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    Mars inks clean energy contracts for supply chain decarbonization

    The confectionery company is teaming up with Enel on a trio of renewable purchase agreements estimated to annually generate 1.8 terawatt hours of clean energy.