From library to logistics: Cathy Morrow Roberson shares career insights

“There are so many more opportunities today than there were when I started my business," the managing director of Logistics Trends & Insights told Supply Chain Dive.

By Kelly Stroh • Oct. 16, 2026

Lego taps e-methanol to make certain products, cut reliance on fossil fuels

The Danish toymaker said it has started using low-carbon fuel to produce over 90 components like steering wheels, connectors and Minifigure hands to reduce its dependency on virgin fossil fuel.

By Zoya Mirza • Oct. 16, 2026

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Top 5 stories from Supply Chain Dive

Here’s how companies are navigating evolving global trade and tariff policies, rising costs and operational uncertainty across supply chain networks.

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5 trends defining consumer electronics supply chains

Fighting the memory supply crisis is front and center, pushing companies to refine planning practices and rethink product mix and logistics tactics, experts say.

By Phil Neuffer • Oct. 15, 2026

GlobalFoundries building $21B New York fabs under US-Japan trade deal

The multibillion-dollar agreement will accelerate U.S. semiconductor manufacturing, strengthen critical supply chains and support growing automotive and industrial demand, GlobalFoundries said in a news release.

By Jeff Kinney • Oct. 15, 2026

Why Yum! Brands is deepening supplier relationships

The restaurant company has built a network of suppliers that are “ready to flex with us” if disruption strikes, Chief Supply Chain Officer Eric Craft said.

By Shefali Kapadia • Oct. 14, 2026

Has Washington’s approach to manufacturing incentives really changed?

In addition to tariffs, the Trump administration has taken a more sector-specific approach to incentives compared to the Biden administration. A recent Department of Commerce report laid out the current tools available.

By Keesa Schreane • Oct. 14, 2026

Taylor Farms halts central Mexico sourcing after Cyclospora outbreak

The company will no longer harvest and process lettuce from the region between May and August, a period the CDC deems the cyclosporiasis season.

By Antone Gonsalves • Oct. 13, 2026

BD strikes supply chain pact with Trump administration

BD plans to increase U.S. production of essential medical consumables in exchange for relief from future tariffs on its products.

By Susan Kelly • Oct. 12, 2026

Levi’s to use part of $80M tariff refund for supply chain

The jeans maker plans to spend three-fourths of the levy recovery on distribution, logistics, marketing and promotional activities, an executive said.

By Antone Gonsalves • Oct. 12, 2026

Federal court clears way for class-action suit against IEEPA tariffs

By certifying a class of importers this week, the Court of International Trade seeks to ensure all businesses that paid the illegal levies receive reimbursements.

By Phil Neuffer • Oct. 9, 2026

Molson Coors taps chief supply chain officer for Americas

Matthew Hook will step into the role on Oct. 12 with a mandate of continuing to modernize operations and boost service levels.

By Phil Neuffer • Oct. 8, 2026

Trump unveils plans to build $15B steel mill in Iowa

Mesabi Metallics’ steel facility will be the largest in the U.S., creating 1,750 jobs and adding 10 million tons of annual production capacity. The company is also investing $3 billion to complete an iron ore mine in Minnesota.

By Nathan Owens • Oct. 8, 2026

CBP starts paying out IEEPA tariff refunds for finally liquidated entries

However, for now, the agency can only reimburse businesses that submitted a valid importer of record number by July 30.

By Antone Gonsalves • Oct. 8, 2026

McCormick cites higher freight, input costs in lifting inflation forecast

The spice and seasoning maker is mitigating the impact through pricing and productivity measures, as well as the acquisition of a Mexico subsidiary.

By Antone Gonsalves • Oct. 7, 2026

USTR initiates next stage of USMCA review

The agency is seeking public comment as part of the annual review process triggered by the U.S.’ decision not to extend the pact this summer.

By Phil Neuffer • Oct. 7, 2026

Cal-Maine points to egg supply, demand rebalance

Fewer hatched chicks from breeder eggs and a reduction in U.S. flock are helping ease the current glut, President and CEO Sherman Miller said.

By Antone Gonsalves • Oct. 6, 2026

Top supply chain conferences of 2027

Next year’s trade shows will spotlight artificial intelligence and technology insights, sustainability strategies, and how to navigate trade and logistics risks.

By Kelly Stroh • Updated Oct. 12, 2026

Levi’s, Marks & Spencer launch renewable energy initiative for fashion suppliers

The apparel giants launched the “Fashion Renewable Collective” in collaboration with Schneider Electric to help suppliers across fashion supply chains adopt renewable electricity at scale.

By Zoya Mirza • Oct. 6, 2026

Beyond tariffs, a storm of pressures is hampering SMB supply chains

With several variables shifting at once, this has turned out to be a year of chaos for inventory planning.

By David McCann • Oct. 1, 2026

Sustainable fast fashion: paradox or possibility?

Fast fashion brands like H&M, Zara and Shein are loud about their sustainability goals and achievements. But their business models pose an inherent contradiction, experts say.

By Lauren Schenkman • Sept. 30, 2026

Mars hikes sustainably sourced cocoa but falls short of 2025 100% goal

The candy and pet care maker’s suppliers sourced 98% of cocoa through a responsible sourcing program in 2025.

By Antone Gonsalves • Sept. 30, 2026

Electrolux appoints chief procurement officer

Daniele Rossi will lead sourcing with a focus on working with direct-material suppliers to co-develop sustainable products, the home appliance manufacturer said.

By Antone Gonsalves • Sept. 29, 2026

3 CPGs discuss automation, sourcing and logistics risks

At a Barclays conference this month, Colgate-Palmolive and Kimberly-Clark flagged rising material and freight costs, while Procter & Gamble gave a Supply Chain 3.0 update.

By Antone Gonsalves • Sept. 29, 2026

US-China trade board carves path for tariff relief on $60B of goods

The board has proposed lower tariffs on U.S.-bound household goods and toys, but the White House did not specify reduction amounts or an implementation date.

By Max Garland • Sept. 28, 2026

6 food manufacturers talk supply chain tactics

General Mills, Nestlé and more discussed how they are cutting operational costs, navigating uneven freight rates and sharpening demand forecasting at a Barclays conference.

By Antone Gonsalves • Sept. 25, 2026