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Navigating This Year's Biggest Challenges, Opportunities in Global Trade

Christian Pedersen, head of ocean product and revenue management at Maersk, discusses the uncertainty created by trade tensions between the U.S. and its global partners.

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This Year’s Top Compliance Concerns for U.S. Shippers

U.S.-led trade wars and other protectionist actions aren’t going away any time soon, and consequences will impact companies for years to come.

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Manufacturing Network Restructuring Is a Top Supply-Chain Risk for 2019

This year’s global trade tensions have forced new challenges and difficult decisions upon many companies — including tariff increases, shipping delays and complete restructuring of operations and manufacturing networks.

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Three Ways to Use Global Trade Data to Gain Competitive Advantage

Even if an agreement is eventually reached — which isn’t looking good — trade disputes between the U.S. and China have left wounds that may not heal.

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Navigating the Multidimensional World of Trade in 2019

Introducing our first annual Regional Guide to Global Supply Chain Management — in which industry experts offer key insights about domestic and global challenges that today's supply chain professionals must consider and address.

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New York Warehousing Capacity Squeezed as Trade With Ontario Grows

Here are the factors pressuring today’s warehousing market in western New York — and how they’re affecting customers.

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How to Maximize Space Without Building a New Warehouse

With increasing volumes of online purchases, and the ability to source products from across the globe, e-commerce businesses are having trouble finding enough space.

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Four Components Improving Last-Mile Obstacles in African Supply Chains

Improved last-mile supply chains improve lives, especially when it comes to the delivery of food, medicine and other supplies.

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How E-Construction Can Improve U.S. Transportation

In a list of U.S. industries that have automated business processes, the construction industry is at the bottom.

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How Crowdsourced Delivery Can Clean Up the Urban Last Mile

The last mile is the most costly and time-consuming part of the shipping process, thanks to high-quantity package drop-offs and low-quantity volumes.

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Nationwide Capacity Crunch Shows U.S. Trucking Industry in Crisis

The United States is experiencing a capacity crisis — with roughly 10 loads to be shipped for every easily accessible truck — and shippers are scrambling to be able to service their customers without breaking the bank on every shipment.

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Amazon One-Day Shipping Lifts Startups Serving Walmart

Retailers that struggled to match Amazon on two-day deliveries have to spend big yet again to further cut delivery times.

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