Category: Logistics

Logistics costs in the United States continued to climb in May, driven by rising inventory expenses and tighter warehouse conditions, according to the latest Logistics

For decades, warehouses relied on a patchwork of point solutions, separate systems for inventory tracking, task execution, and performance reporting. But rising throughput demands, labor

DHL Express Canada is facing a significant labor challenge as over 2,100 unionized employees, represented by Unifor, began striking following a company-initiated lockout. The labor action,

The final stretch of product delivery, the last mile, has become a focal point for innovation, driven by the surge in e-commerce and heightened consumer

A temporary reduction in tariffs on Chinese goods is prompting U.S. retailers to accelerate summer imports, with container volumes at major ports set to surge

For decades, urban fulfillment hubs operated as static nodes within sprawling distribution networks, relying on fixed routing and replenishment plans. But recent urban congestion challenges,

Walmart has expanded its drone delivery program to 100 new stores in five states, making it the first retail chain to offer scaled drone delivery

As warehouse costs continue to climb, supply chain leaders are increasingly turning to vertical expansion and automation to maximize space and offset labor shortages. Integrating

As rising costs and shifting demands reshape global logistics, predictive and prescriptive analytics are emerging as critical tools for staying ahead. Beyond simply forecasting disruptions,

For decades, supply chain control towers functioned primarily as passive monitoring tools, offering visibility but limited responsiveness. Recent global disruptions, ranging from the Red Sea