US court blocks Trump’s sweeping tariffs

The Court of International Trade said the president overstepped his authority, halting various duties. After an appeal, the ruling has been paused.

By Edwin Lopez • Updated May 29, 2025

Porch piracy: What’s holding back industry prevention efforts?

Limited data sharing and fears of inconveniencing customers make addressing the problem more difficult, per the USPS’ Office of Inspector General.

By Max Garland • May 28, 2025

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Risk Management

Risk takes many forms in the supply chain: severe weather, geopolitical uncertainty and labor tensions. Explore the tactics supply chain managers use to prepare for disruptions.

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Boot Barn targets 5% China sourcing share for exclusive brands

The footwear retailer is shifting production to countries with lower tariffs, such as Cambodia, India and Vietnam, to reduce costs and supply chain risks.

By Kelly Stroh • May 28, 2025

Canada Post overtime ban: How we got here

Parcel volumes have plummeted due to the labor action as the carrier and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers negotiate new contracts.

By Max Garland • May 27, 2025

Canada Post union initiates overtime ban as shippers brace for disruption

The action falls short of a nationwide work stoppage even as the carrier and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers failed to reach a deal by a Friday deadline.

By Max Garland , Philip Neuffer • May 23, 2025

Under Armour takes multipronged approach to tariff strategy

The activewear brand's efforts to diversify sourcing is helping it minimize country-specific tariff exposure, CFO Dave Bergman said.

By Kelly Stroh • May 22, 2025

How lower China tariffs will affect direct-to-consumer imports

Temporarily reduced duties likely won't be enough to stop ongoing shifts among de minimis-reliant supply chains, experts said.

By Max Garland • May 21, 2025

Canada Post union issues Friday strike notices

The carrier expects either a nationwide labor disruption or rotating strike activity once current agreements expire.

By Max Garland • May 20, 2025

Utz’s supply chain overhaul helps nullify tariff impact

The food manufacturer said it's largely insulated from the levies given its domestic production.

By Kate Magill • May 19, 2025

Walmart CEO: ‘Higher tariffs will result in higher prices’

The big-box retailer vows to keep those prices as low as possible and is leaning into relationships with vendors to respond to a fluctuating market.

By Kaarin Moore • May 16, 2025

Honda postpones $11B EV production investment in Canada

The automaker is delaying the plan by at least two years while seeking increased production in the U.S. for multiple models to avoid tariffs.

By Eric Walz • May 14, 2025

Rocky Brands’ sourcing shift buoyed by inventory buffer

The footwear manufacturer is also opting to pause or delay shipments in a bid to mitigate the impact of tariffs.

By Kelly Stroh • May 8, 2025

Tariff talks with shippers reflect a ‘muddied’ outlook, Werner says

The carrier reported lower utilization from “stop and go” activity as customers remained concerned around new duties.

By Alejandra Carranza • May 8, 2025

De minimis’ end to trigger air cargo turbulence

All eyes are on e-commerce, with a shift in demand potentially upending the industry and the distribution of global capacity, per Xeneta.

By Kelly Stroh • May 5, 2025

Dollar Tree to replace Oklahoma distribution center destroyed by tornado

The Marietta facility is expected to open in 2027 as the retailer attempts to alleviate lingering capacity constraints.

By Philip Neuffer • April 30, 2025

Volvo Group truck sales fall amid tariff uncertainty

The truck manufacturer lowered its North American market sales forecast as higher duties shake the marketplace.

By Antone Gonsalves • April 29, 2025

How COVID-19 changed US manufacturing: 5 years later

After the chaos of the pandemic, manufacturers learned to lean into supplier relationships and supply chain resiliency to avoid future disruptions.

By Nathan Owens • April 28, 2025

Canada Post strike threat: How shippers can limit disruptions

Finding delivery alternatives should be a priority for businesses reliant on the carrier, which could see employees strike next month, experts said.

By Max Garland • April 25, 2025

What does the US import from China?

Over $400 billion worth of goods were imported from China in 2024, with electronics, toys, furniture and machinery topping the list.

By Edwin Lopez • April 25, 2025

Knight-Swift: Tariff uncertainties stunt March volumes

“Our customers are expressing more concern around cost impacts of tariffs and less concern regarding demand from their customers,” CEO Adam Miller said.

By Haley Cawthon • April 24, 2025

Commerce finalizes tariff rates on solar imports from Southeast Asia

The 3,403.96% rate set on four exporters in Cambodia is “among the highest rates I’ve ever seen,” said American Alliance for Solar Manufacturing Trade Committee attorney Tim Brightbill.

By Diana DiGangi • April 24, 2025

4 strategies procurement leaders should embrace in 2025

Companies are expanding their supplier bases and their tech stacks to maintain the efficient and cost-effective flow of goods. 

By Shefali Kapadia • April 24, 2025

Prologis expects tariff-fearing customers to stockpile inventories

The logistics warehousing giant has seen businesses search for overflow space and short-term capacity options.

By Max Garland • April 24, 2025

Funko hires supply chain SVP

Cliff Engle will oversee the company’s global distribution and logistics operations as it implements tariff mitigation strategies.

By Kelly Stroh • April 22, 2025

Who are the United States’ top trading partners?

Explore how over 200 countries’ imports, exports and trade balances with the U.S. last year stack up in this sortable chart.

By Edwin Lopez • April 22, 2025