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Phillips 66 Sending U.S. Oil on Foreign Vessel After Jones Waiver

No other foreign-flagged vessel has shipped U.S. crude from the Gulf Coast to the Atlantic Coast since Trump waived the Jones Act.

Photo: Bloomberg

When Broken Portals Disrupt the Supply Chain

Supply chain leaders rely on digital systems to coordinate inventory and shipments, and help manage supplier relationships.

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Watch: Taking Advantage of Carrier Diversification in 2026

Shippers have more choices of carriers than ever before, but they need to approach "optionality" with care, says Cris Lauer, account executive with Enveyo.

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The Opportunity that Comes with the EU's July 2026 Van Regulation Reset

The businesses that treat the new EU rules for van delivery operations as a procurement opportunity will define the next decade of European supply chain performance.

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Truckload Carriers Warn of ‘Unintended Consequences’ of Marijuana Reclassification

The TCA called for the passage of a bill that would require positive hair test results be included in the federal clearinghouse.

Photo: iStock/EyeEm Mobile GmbH

Higher Diesel Prices Likely to Persist, Even if Iran War Resolves Quickly

The Persian Gulf produces oil that is particularly well-suited to refining to diesel and jet fuel, and supplies were already tight before the war.

Graph: U.S. Energy Information Administration

India Expands Russian Ship Insurance Access to Keep Oil Flowing

India expanded the pool of approved Russian providers, alleviating the shortage of insurers to provide the liability coverage tankers carrying Russian oil need to legally enter its ports.

India's Port of Mumbai. Photo: iStock / mgstudyo

Lufthansa Cuts 20K Flights to Save Jet Fuel

The company said the announcement signals a capacity decrease of less than 1% in available seat kilometers.

Photo: iStock/Jetlinerimages

IMO Prepares Hormuz Evacuation Plan for Hundreds of Ships

Around 800 ships remain stuck in the Persian Gulf after traffic through the Strait of Hormuz slowed to a trickle following the outbreak of the war.

Photo: Bloomberg

U.S. to Partner with Philippines on Industrial Hub

The new "economic security zone" — described as the first of its kind — will be used as the first node in a larger global industrial network.

Photo: iStock / Oleksii Liskonih

Watch: Why Annual Parcel Budgets Are Broken — and How to Fix Them

Companies can't set their shipping budgets based entirely on what they did last year — that's a "recipe for disaster," says Brad McBride, CEO with Zero Down.

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Honda to Roll Out Small Electric Delivery Vehicles

As part of its Fastport venture, Honda will roll out "micromobility" vehicles to deliver packages, groceries and food orders, offering alternatives to larger trucks and vans.

Honda's all-electric eQuad delivery vehicle. Photo: Honda

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