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Boeing Needs More to Claw Out of Restrictions, FAA Chief Says
Though Boeing has regained some powers in recent months, the comments illustrate how the company continues to face U.S. regulatory scrutiny
Boeing Co. 737 Max planes at the company's manufacturing facility in Renton, Washington. Photographer: David Ryder/Bloomberg
U.S. Container Growth Vanishes with World Trade Flows ‘Moving On’
Inbound volumes in December dropped 6.4% from a year earlier to 1.9 million 20-foot container units, after a 5.7% slide the previous month.
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How Logistics Pros Should Prepare to Build Ocean Stability
2026 will reward disciplined shippers, as well as adaptive third-party logistics providers and carriers prepared for prolonged margin pressure.
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How New Tariff Rules and Customs Fees Are Rewriting Cross-Border E-Commerce Costs
Tariffs and customs regulations are shifting faster than the industry can standardize responses, and the impact goes well beyond a single shipping process.
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Adding Intelligence to Global Supply Chains to Overcome Tariff Turbulence
Organizations have an opportunity to use volatility to their advantage and thrive in the resulting uncertainty.
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Building Transparent Supply Chains Through Fair Labor Sourcing
Modern slavery exists in supply chains because organizations don't know or don't look at who recruits workers.
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Trust: The Catalyst for Supply Chain Excellence and Risk Mitigation
A deliverable from the deep-dive Department of Defense project will be a free, online Supply Chain Relationship Trust Assessment Tool.
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How Automated Material Handling Is Enhancing Pharma Manufacturing Onshoring
Integrated automation solutions deliver significant benefits to pharma companies onshoring manufacturing capacity.
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Three Hidden Risk Signals That Will Shape Supply Chain Security in 2026
The real challenge in 2026 is closing the gap between when risks emerge, and executive awareness.
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Four Forces Shaping Grocery Trends in 2026
In 2026, brands need to plan for the convergence of trends by linking product reformulation, packaging resilience, and faster demand-sensing into one strategy.
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Building Anti-Fragile Automotive Supply Chains for 2026
Manufacturers that plan with flexibility and act on real-time insight will weather the next disruption more smoothly.
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Payment Transparency in Your Supply Chains Is as Critical as Ever
If uncertainty puts a premium on trust, then today’s environment makes trust more valuable than ever.
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