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German Court Rules Against Chocolate Giant in Shrinkflation Case

Mondelēz International cut the official weight of its "Alpenmilch" bar from 100 grams to 90 grams, while raising its price by 50 cents.

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Iran Widens Area it Defines as the Strait of Hormuz

The new definition expands the zone from 20-30 miles to roughly 200-300 miles, with Iran stating that it no longer views the strait as a limited area.

Photo: iStock / Dimitrios Karamitros

Tariff Refunds of $35.5B Cleared for Importers So Far

As of May 11, the tool designed to handle claims on the $166 billion in duties that were overturned had validated nearly 87,000 declarations it received so far.

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Japanese Refiner Secures Mexican Oil to Bypass Hormuz Chaos

A shortage of petroleum products in Japan has affected sectors from food production to medical equipment makers.

A crude oil tanker departs the Port of Corpus Christi in Corpus Christi, Texas. Photographer: Eddie Seal/Bloomberg

How Bad Packaging is Driving Consumers Away From Brands

Roughly 70% of consumers say that frustrating packaging makes them think less of a brand, while 35% say that fixing bad packaging would make them buy from a brand more often.

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Behind the Logistics That Brought the Berlin Wall to Arkansas

Between March 31 and April 1, 2026, 36 pieces were spread across seven 40-foot containers, which were loaded onto a ship that departed from the Port of Hamburg.

Pieces of the Berlin Wall prepped for transport. Photo courtesy of GEODIS.

DOJ Criminally Charges Dali Owner Over Baltimore Bridge Collapse

The Department of Justice's charges against the ship's operator Synergy Marine include conspiracy, obstruction and misconduct resulting in death.

Salvors continue to remove debris from the wreckage site of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse as seen from the edge of the remaining bridge that still stands April 17. Debris and wreckage removal is on-going in support of a top priority to safely and efficiently open the Fort McHenry channel. Photo: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District

Samsung’s Labor Talks Fail as Strike Looms

The breakdown came after two days of marathon negotiations mediated by South Korea’s labor authorities.

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Protein Powder Prices Surge as Supply Tightens

The price of standard whey powder increased from just under €1,100 ($1,173) per tonne in January, to roughly €1,700 per tonne in April.

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Amazon Goes Wide with 30-Minute Deliveries Across U.S.

Amazon said that it hopes to bring 30-minute deliveries to tens of millions of customers by the end of 2026.

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Shein, Temu Trade Blows as U.K. Trial Spotlights Supply Chains

The London trial offers a rare window into supply chains of Shein and Temu, and how ultra-fast fashion competes for shared suppliers and overlapping production networks.

Photo: iStock/Kenneth Cheung

Port of Los Angeles Logs Second Busiest April on Record

April was the shipping hub's strongest month so far this year, with the port recording its highest cargo volumes since August.

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