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Logistics: Page 111
USPS 'Ready and Confident' Ahead of Holiday Package Surge
The USPS has installed 158 new mail sorting machines across the country since late 2023, and since 2020 has tripled its daily package processing capacity.
BIMCO Adopts Maritime Clause to Satisfy EU Fuel Regulation
BIMCO says it continues to add to its portfolio of carbon clauses to support the industry, as the shipping industry faces an increase in decarbonization regulations.
Amazon Workers to Strike or Protest Worldwide on Black Friday
The workers will be pressing for better workers’ rights and climate action from the giant retailer.
Stellantis Mulls Pivoting Away from Mexico Under Threat of Trump Tariffs
Trump has threatened to punish carmakers importing vehicles to the U.S. from Mexico, where Stellantis is expanding a pickup truck plant.
U.S. Retailers Raise Alarm Over Ongoing Red Sea Crisis, Looming Port Strike
November 19 marked a year since Houthi rebels attacked the British-owned
Galaxy Leader
cargo ship as it moved through the Red Sea, taking its crew hostage.
How BP and JLL Are Reinventing the Strategic Outsourcing of Real Estate
One of the world’s largest energy companies joins with a global real estate services firm to deploy methodology developed by the University of Tennessee to reorganize its workplaces internationally.
Cylindrical Sails Fitted to VLGC Should Cut Fuel, Emissions by 4%
The Norsepower Rotor Sails use a small amount of electricity to spin cylindrical sails to harness the Magnus effect, an aerodynamic principle that generates thrust from wind.
Chinese Carrier Detained for Suspected Sabotage of Telecom Lines
Investigators say that the Chinese bulk carrier
Yi Peng 3
left a Russian port on November 15, and was passing through the area of each cable at the time they were damaged.
Unions Challenge Canada’s Back-to-Work Order
Canada’s Industrial Relations Board ordered a resumption of operations at all affected Canadian ports from the morning of November 16.
Port of Los Angeles Sees Sustained Import Surge Ahead of Tariffs
This year, the LA and Long Beach ports, which together account for roughly a third of all U.S. container imports, have seen their busiest ever peak season.
Software Company Tracks the Journey of Your Thanksgiving Turkey
The average Thanksgiving turkey passes through three separate facilities and rides on four different trucks on its typical 760-mile journey from the farm to the supermarket.
Canada Calls for Ouster of Mexico in Renegotiated Trade Deal
Canada's deputy prime minister noted that while the U.S. and Canada are "perfectly aligned" on trade with China, "the same cannot be said of Mexico."
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