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Eight Steps Toward Greener Trucking

To make the transportation industry more sustainable, carriers and fleets need to increase efficiency within their processes.

Tesla and Sony’s Problems Show Shanghai’s Big Restart is Faltering

The official line coming out of Covid-hit Shanghai is that business is returning to usual despite the ongoing lockdown, yet hundreds of manufacturers in the city aren’t operating at anywhere near to full capacity, if they’re up and running again at all.

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Shanghai Supply Chain Crisis Makes a Case for AI

The closure of supply chain operations in China is yet another blow to an already fragile global supply chain. More will follow.

An aerial view of the Port of Shanghai in Shanghai, China. Photo: Getty.

Supply Chain Professionals Can Lead on Green Freight

Companies need to take a proactive approach to addressing the environmental and social impacts caused by shipments moving through their global supply chains.

How Companies Can Make a Difference in Reducing Trucking’s Carbon Footprint

Companies are zeroing in on trucking operations as an important means of achieving sustainable supply chains.

Supply Chain Industry Faces a Sustainability Crossroad

Achieving sustainability in transportation and global supply chains, once an option for socially aware businesses, has now become a must.

Increasing Sustainability in LTL Trucking With Route Optimization

Optimized routing plays a major role in shrinking a carrier’s carbon footprint.

Five Differences Between U.S. and European Online Returns Habits

Returns remain one of the hardest parts of logistics to master for a retailer or e-commerce company.

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Could Data Standards Solve the Supply Chain Crisis?

A lack of data sharing is one of today's most glaring issues in supply chain management. But just as important is that every stakeholder is on the same page — working with the same kind of data at the right time.

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More Than Half U.S. Firms in China See Lockdowns Hitting Revenue

China’s stringent Covid Zero strategy has damaged foreign businesses’ confidence, with U.S. firms in the country slashing investments and lowering revenue projections as lockdowns hit operations and supply chains.

China Lockdowns Hit Revenue

Allianz Warns of Car Ship Pain After 4,000 Vehicles Lost at Sea

Car-shipping incidents have become a major cause of loss for the insurance industry, according to a report.

The 650-foot-long Felicity Ace car carrier caught fire and was abandoned off the coast of the Azores. Photo: Marinha Portuguesa.

Will Truckers’ Protests Be the Thing That Finally Breaks Supply Chains?

The slew of protests earlier this year by U.S. and Canadian truckers against COVID-19 protection measures caused some annoying traffic jams in a handful of cities. But whether they signal a serious, long-term threat to an already-challenged supply chain is questionable.

Demonstrators gather as rows of trucks sit parked during a protest near Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Photo: Bloomberg.

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