UPS sees big opportunity in Mexico’s nearshoring wave

The delivery giant anticipates both financial and efficiency benefits by handling U.S.-destined volume further upstream.

By Max Garland • April 9, 2024

Virginia, Pennsylvania join Maryland in relaxing trucking tax rules

The states and federal government have moved to provide relief after the Francis Scott Key Bridge disaster.

By Colin Campbell • Updated April 11, 2024

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Pitney Bowes launches regional delivery service in Midwest

The added coverage means shippers can reach 90% of the U.S. in 1 to 3 days via the offering.

By Max Garland • April 8, 2024

Supply chains and corrugated packaging: A marriage made to last

Products that arrive in perfect condition can capture the hearts and minds of consumers.

April 8, 2024

Railroads add capacity to mitigate Port of Baltimore disruptions

Norfolk Southern and CSX launched services to keep freight from the East Coast port moving.

By Larry Avila • April 5, 2024

Forwarders share insights on navigating the Baltimore bridge collapse

Ceva Logistics, AIT Worldwide Logistics are encouraging shippers to maintain open communication and tap real-time visibility tools to keep tabs on diverted shipments.

By Kelly Stroh • April 5, 2024

Baltimore port channel set to fully reopen by end of May

The Army Corps of Engineers is working to open a temporary channel for auto and farm equipment shipments by the end of April.

By Alejandra Salgado • April 5, 2024

UPS’ Happy Returns inks partnership with Two Boxes

The integration will help warehouse operators using Two Boxes’ returns processing software handle volume from Happy Returns more efficiently.

By Max Garland • April 3, 2024

Wallenius Wilhelmsen expects up to $10M impact from Baltimore bridge collapse

The Norway-based ocean carrier said it's rerouting cargo as the fall of the Francis Scott Key Bridge impacts its vessel operations.

By Alejandra Salgado • April 3, 2024

FedEx, UPS adding delivery fees in parts of New York, Los Angeles, Chicago

The surcharges from both carriers will take effect this month in 82 ZIP codes across the U.S., many covering major urban areas.

By Max Garland • April 3, 2024

Federal regulators mandate two-person crews for Class I railroads

Rail industry executives and labor unions have clashed on the issue for the past two years.

By Larry Avila • April 2, 2024

Walmart letting businesses tap into its route optimization tech

The move to sell its proprietary AI-driven software contributes to the retailer’s business diversification strategy.

By Larry Avila • April 1, 2024

UPS wins US Postal Service air cargo contract, usurping FedEx

The delivery giant will ramp up its activity with the agency after a transition period, eventually moving the majority of its domestic air cargo.

By Max Garland • April 1, 2024

Stop doom-scrolling your supply chain

Disruption is the reality of the modern world. How can you ensure your supply chain handles it without total fallout?

April 1, 2024

How auto supply chain managers can navigate the Baltimore port stoppages

Alternative port assessments, along with contract and obligation reviews, are among the steps experts say shippers should consider.

By Kelly Stroh • March 29, 2024

Port of Baltimore crisis: What supply chain managers need to know

Supply Chain Dive asked experts how rerouting by land and sea could work after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse.

By Alejandra Salgado • March 29, 2024

Walmart hikes return shipping rates for seller-fulfilled orders

The retailer didn't disclose the extent of the increase, which it attributed to "changing market conditions."

By Max Garland • March 29, 2024

5 takeaways from UPS’ 2024 investor and analyst day

Company officials provided details on the company's future with Amazon, the evolution of its pricing technology, growth in healthcare and more.

By Max Garland • March 28, 2024

East Coast ports say they are ready for Baltimore cargo

The Port of Virginia and the Port of New York and New Jersey can serve as alternative ports for ships that were destined to Baltimore.

By Alejandra Salgado • March 28, 2024

5 ways drone delivery providers are advancing in 2024

Announcements from Zipline, DroneUp, Wing and Skyports Drone Services this year demonstrate drones' growing presence in supply chains.

By Max Garland • March 28, 2024

Railroads scramble to keep freight moving after Baltimore port disruption

CSX and Norfolk Southern are emphasizing communication and flexibility to preserve service reliability.

By Larry Avila • March 27, 2024

How the Baltimore bridge disaster is impacting supply chains

The port is opening up alternate channels for vessel traffic, while stakeholders are adapting with their own workarounds.

By Kelly Stroh • Updated May 15, 2024

Baltimore truckers, dockworkers brace for Key Bridge collapse effects

The downed bridge is marooning the Port of Baltimore and threatening the region's supply chain.

By Colin Campbell • March 27, 2024

UPS plans to close around 200 US facilities, shift volume to automated hubs

The company is consolidating locations as part of its "Network of the Future" initiative, which aims to reduce its labor needs and save $3 billion by 2028.

By Max Garland • March 26, 2024

Maersk seeks bigger stake in booming cross-border market

A new Tijuana, Mexico, facility will target the technology, automotive, retail and lifestyle sectors.

By Alejandra Salgado • March 25, 2024