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Trump tariffsTrump’s tariffs: Tracking the status of US trade actions
President Donald Trump has rolled out a deluge of tariffs in his second term and is promising more. Here’s where each tariff — whether in place or proposed — currently stands.
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Sponsored by RoadieHow shoppers define delivery success – and what they’ll do if you fall short
New research from Roadie reveals how falling short on delivery promises can drive customers to shop elsewhere.
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PepsiCo shutters Tennessee bottling plant amid soda slump
The closure comes after the beverage giant's CEO laid out a cost-cutting plan to improve flattening growth.
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FedEx Network 2.0: Tracking closures, layoffs across the US
The logistics giant is shutting down ship centers as part of its plan to streamline operations. Here's how the overhaul is progressing.
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Trump tariffsTrump tweaks Canada tariffs, removing certain goods while adding others
Plywood and certain packaging materials are among the products that will no longer face the 50% tariff, effective Oct. 30.
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Levi’s distribution network transition saga continues to drag
Due to a facility fire during Q3 and the complexity of its SKU mix, the retailer doesn't expect to see benefits from its overhaul until 2027.
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DHL boosts US-Asia cold chain connectivity for healthcare shippers
For temperature-sensitive goods, DHL Global Forwarding has added air freight corridors connecting Cincinnati with key hubs in Asia.
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Medtech execs share secrets to building resilient supply chains
At AdvaMed’s The MedTech Conference, company executives said they’re bracing for disruption by investing in inventory, scenario planning and their relationships with chip suppliers.
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Ikea accused of harmful wood sourcing in Europe’s forests
Greenpeace International alleges the furniture maker — which has long faced backlash over its sourcing — is falling short in its efforts to protect biodiversity.
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Hydro Flask maker aims tariff refunds at inventory, packaging
Helen of Troy plans to spend a portion of its expected $80.5 million refund to clean stock and refresh packaging design.
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Tracking the speed, dwell and cars of Class I railroads
This dashboard shows the average speed, dwell time and cars online for all of the Class I railroads operating in the U.S.
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Nestlé to close Ohio factory by end of 2027
The food giant will move production to South Carolina, saying it is "the most sustainable path forward" as consumer needs and volumes shift.
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Extended peak season drives high dwell times at San Pedro Bay ports
The Pacific Merchant Shipping Association said record volumes in September pushed up the time cargo remained idle, both for rail and truck transport.
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Stord expands network with AMS Fulfillment purchase
The acquisition bolsters Stord's presence in key East Coast and West Coast hubs while building upon other recent deals.
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Trump tariffsTrump’s 50% Canada tariffs challenged in court
A lawsuit filed Tuesday with the Court of International Trade alleges the president exceeded his power in using a 96-year-old statute to impose tariffs.
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Apple expands US supplier network for iPhone materials, components
The company added a new titanium supplier and expanded its partnership with an advanced film maker as part of a $600 billion commitment to U.S. manufacturing.
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Napa Auto Parts revs up fulfillment efficiency with automation
Alongside Hy-Tek Intralogistics and Hai Robotics, the retailer aims to maximize warehouse storage density and improve order accuracy.
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Primo Brands opens first new factory post merger
The Arkansas plant will increase production for sparkling water brand Mountain Valley as demand for premium beverages surges.
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How Whataburger’s CSCO diversified suppliers to curb inflation — and fought fires along the way
The burger chain has worked to diversify its partner network, as well as tackle the rising cost of beef and diesel fuel.
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US semiconductor supply chain relies on vulnerable, hidden inputs
To guard against disruptions, the Semiconductor Industry Association called for closer government-industry collaboration to address targets for onshoring and stockpiling.
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Bluffworks targets lower fulfillment costs after provider switch
The travel apparel brand’s CEO spoke to Supply Chain Dive on making the switch to Cart.com after invoicing failures from its previous fulfillment partner.
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Chocolate maker signs $6.6M sale-leaseback deal for warehouse site
The deal for Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory's Colorado facility, which also houses production operations and the company's headquarters, aims to cut existing debt.
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Texas sues Nestlé’s Gerber over alleged heavy metals in baby food
Gerber says it employs “careful ingredient sourcing, supplier requirements, testing and quality controls" to reduce heavy metal levels in its products.
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Modelo, Pacifico maker stabilizes beer inventory following undersupply
Constellation Brands had overcorrected supply to match weaker-than-expected consumer demand, particularly among Hispanic consumers.
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Cutter & Buck eyes fulfillment boost with second automated distribution center
The apparel brand’s new site in Grand Prairie, Texas, features over 50,000 storage bins and is equipped to process more than 1,200 bins per hour.
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Port of Savannah to build 3.5M TEU container terminal
The port expects to be able to handle 12 million TEUs annually once construction is complete.
