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Transportation & Distribution: Page 9
U.S. Logistics Sector Growth Slows as Freight Demand Eases
A slowdown in logistics activity suggests that a post-summer rebound in freight and warehousing has begun to taper off, as companies recalibrate inventories and brace for a softer peak season.
Five Challenges Facing Private Fleet Foodservice Distributors
For foodservice distributors, clinging to static routes, paper-based processes, and manual planning is no longer sustainable.
Panama Canal Offers Shippers More Flexible Booking System
Instead of locking in plans for a full year, the program will allow companies to commit in six-month blocks.
China Retaliates Against Impending U.S. Port Fees with New Countermeasures
The countermeasures took effect on September 28, and will remain in place "unless relevant treaties or agreements offer adequate and effective remedies."
Sallaum Lines Rolls Out First of Six Planned LNG Dual-Fuel Vessels
The ship has a 7,500 car equivalent unit capacity, and is expected to deliver what Sallaum believes will be "substantial" reductions in carbon emission.
Amazon Opens Fulfillment Services to Sellers for Walmart, Shopify and Shein
MCF already works with platforms like eBay, Etsy, Temu and TikTok Shop, but this marks its biggest push yet to serve competitors’ marketplaces.
Target Plans Expansion of Next-Day Deliveries
The rollout builds on Target’s existing fulfillment network, which already reaches 80% of the U.S. population with same-day delivery.
Canada Prime Minister Looks to Fast-Track Port of Montreal Expansion
The project would increase the Port of Montreal's container handling capacity by an estimated 60%, and create space for 1.15 million containers.
DHL to Buy SDS Rx, Expand Healthcare Logistics
DHL says the acquisition will add long-term care and specialty pharmacies, radiopharmacies, and health system networks to DHL Supply Chain’s life sciences and healthcare customer base.
India Is Said to Plan $3.4B Rail Lines Near China Border
The logistics upgrade is expected to improve civilian access and reduce response times during emergencies, including natural disasters or military mobilizations.
Global Orders for Refined Fuel Tankers Sink to 9-Year Low
Despite a recent downturn in contracting, the existing order pipeline remains sizable, equal to nearly one-fifth of the current global product tanker fleet.
Union Says Amazon Illegally Fired Third-Party Drivers
In August 2024, the National Labor Relations Board determined that Amazon is a joint employer of subcontracted drivers who delivered the company's packages out of Palmdale, California.
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