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The Death of Pure JIT: Why Electronics Manufacturing Demands Strategic Buffering
In modern electronics manufacturing, absolute lean is structural fragility.
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Port of Los Angeles Logs Busiest Summer in its History
Port director Seroka said September is shaping up to be another strong month, and that the port is confident in its momentum headed into the rest of the year.
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Trump Hits Back Against Canada with Import Bans
Trump also directed the General Services Administration to bar Canadian products from a federal purchasing program that manages more than $50 billion in contracts.
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Iran, U.S. Both Claim Attacks on Ships Near Strait of Hormuz
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps says that it successfully hit two U.S. vessels and eight oil tankers, marking the most significant escalation of the conflict in weeks.
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Amazon Expects to Deliver 89% of Its Own Packages by 2029
The last time the company publicly disclosed its delivery network figures was in 2023, when Amazon said that it delivered more than two-thirds of its own U.S. packages.
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Sapporo to Move Production from Canada to U.S.
The Japanese beer-maker plans to shift production of its non-alcoholic beer, currently made in Canada for U.S. customers, to the U.S. by the first half of 2027.
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What Canada’s Retaliatory Tariffs Mean for U.S. Manufacturers and the Supply Chain
For manufacturers, the goal isn't to predict the next tariff announcement, but to build a supply chain that's resilient enough to withstand whatever comes next.
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OPEC Output Slumps as Conflict Curbs Saudi Flows
Supplies from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries declined by 900,000 barrels a day last month to average 19.91 million a day.
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Super El Niño Could Cost Global Economy $7.2T
The World Meteorological Organization warns that there's a near 100% likelihood of this Super El Niño season's peak extending through February 2027.
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Panama Canal Postpones Third Round of Vessel Draft Restrictions
The Panama Canal Authority already cut draft restrictions for Neopanamax vessels twice this summer.
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Canada Retaliatory Tariffs Against U.S. Take Effect
Canada's levies range between 15% and 50%, targeting steel, dairy, appliances, agricultural equipment, pulp and paper, and electronics.
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Report: Shipping Market Is Moving Faster than Shippers’ Models
Improved shipping performance now depends on aligning operational cadence with the speed of the market, says Reveel.
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