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Beneficial Cargo Owners and Service Providers Need to Brace for China Shipbuilding Tariffs

The USTR’s newly proposed rule is more targeted in its application and timeline than earlier proposals. The possibility for cost impacts on the U.S. trades is nonetheless real.

Hapag-Lloyd container vessel Barzan. Photo: Courtesy of Hapag-Lloyd

‘No Questions Asked’ Broke Retail. Can Ambient IoT Fix It?

The explosive growth of e-commerce, driven by ever-liberalizing return policies, has turned reverse logistics into one of the retail industry’s biggest challenges.

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DHL Express Canada Union Agrees to End Work Stoppage

The contract includes a 15.75% wage increase over the life of the deal, pension increases for hourly workers, and new language surrounding the use of AI and automated technology.

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U.S.-Mexico-Canada Freight Down in All Modes for April

Freight between the U.S. and Canada was down 13.6% from April 2024, while freight between the U.S. and Mexico declined by 3.8% year on year.

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3PL Provider Thyssenkrupp Trials Tesla EV Semi-Truck

Thyssenkrupp has a goal to achieve carbon neutral status globally by 2050, and as early as 2045 in Germany to align with the country's climate change requirements.

Tesla's EV semi-truck. Photo: Courtesy of thyssenkrupp Supply Chain Services

IMO’s Convention on Ship Recycling Enters into Force

The Hong Kong Convention addresses key environmental, occupational health, and safety risks involved in the recycling of ships.

Photo: International Maritime Organization

Singapore Airlines Flags Climate-Related Costs as Emissions Rise

Carriers with a greater focus on international routes face a higher exposure to CORSIA costs than rivals.

Singapore Airlines Ltd. aircraft at Changi Airport in Singapore. Photographer: Ore Huiying/Bloomberg

Eurostar Delays Continue After Cable Theft on Rail Line

Several services were scrapped and delayed in both directions on the morning of June 25, Eurostar said in a statement.

Photo: Bloomberg

WSC: Need for Clarity on U.S. Port Fees for Chinese Ships

The USTR also has yet to provide details who would be collecting the fees, or how the money would be directed back into U.S. shipbuilding, said World Shipping Council CEO Joe Kramek.

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FedEx Warns of Pain Ahead With Tariffs Weighing on Demand

Although it typically provides a full-year forecast, FedEx said it would only share its outlook for the current quarter due to the “uncertain global demand environment.”

A worker opens a FedEx truck in San Francisco on June 23. Photo: Bloomberg

Amazon Looks to Expand Rural Delivery Network

This comes after Amazon announced plans in April to spend $4 billion to triple the size of its rural delivery network by adding 200 new delivery stations.

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Ports of Indiana to Reopen Burns Harbor Grain Terminal

The Burns Harbor grain terminal first opened in 1979, and helped move more than 500 million bushels of corn and soybeans up until its closure in 2023.

Construction at Ports of Indiana-Burns Harbor. (Courtesy photo)

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