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Cyberattack on Supplier Causes Empty Shelves at Whole Foods
UNFI, a major partner with Whole Foods, became aware of a cyberattack on June 5
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Ports of Indiana to Reopen Burns Harbor Grain Terminal
The Burns Harbor grain terminal first opened in 1979, and helped move more than 500 million bushels of corn and soybeans up until its closure in 2023.
Construction at Ports of Indiana-Burns Harbor. (Courtesy photo)
NIH to Study Health Impacts from East Palestine Derailment
The NIH says that it plans to monitor the ongoing health of East Palestine residents, and to address community concerns moving forward.
Photo: Ted Auch, FracTracker Alliance, 2023, via Flickr Creative Commons.
In an Uncertain World, High-Value Freight Needs a New Kind of Care
Brands are asking more of their logistics partners, who must respond with more adaptive, scalable models that bridge the gap between operational discipline and tailored solutions.
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DHL Express Canada Ceases Deliveries for Now
More than 2,000 DHL workers have been on strike since June 8.
Brampton, Ontario, Canada. Photo: iStock/JHVEPhoto
FedEx Founder Fred Smith Dies at 80
A Marine Corps veteran who served two tours of duty in Vietnam, Smith is known as the pioneer of the "hub and spoke" distribution model.
FedEx Founder and former CEO Fred Smith. Photo: Aaron M. Sprecher/Bloomberg
Rubio Asks China To Stop Iran Closing Strait of Hormuz
China's UN Ambassador Fu Cong said all parties should restrain "the impulse of force... and adding fuel to the fire," according to a state-run CCTV report.
Photo: iStock / HeliRy
Canada Sets Deadline to Hike Steel, Aluminum Tariffs Against U.S.
Starting on June 30, Canada will also begin to limit federal procurement of steel and aluminum to domestic suppliers.
Photo: iStock / Oleksii Liskonih
When Designing the Right Manufacturing Plant, Small Can Be Beautiful
In the rush to adjust sourcing strategies in line with current trends in international trade, the answer might be to think small.
Image: iStock/skegbydave
Shipping on High Alert in Mideast After U.S. Strikes on Iran
European Union’s naval force warned of a severe threat to ships linked to the U.S. and Israel, and a low risk for all other ships.
Strait Of Hormuz Bloomberg
Tesla Set to Open India Showrooms in July With Made-in-China EVs
Five Model Y vehicles have already arrived in Mumbai from Tesla’s Shanghai factory, according to documents reviewed by Bloomberg News.
A Tesla store in Colma, California. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg
ATA Approves Revocation of Calif. Emissions Rule
The resolutions roll back federal waivers granted to California under the Biden administration that allowed the state to set emissions standards that exceed federal ones.
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