James Miller

New Dutch ILT Standards Enhance Quality of Automotive Fuels Exported to West Africa

Back in 2018, the Dutch Human Environment and Transport Inspectorate (ILT) identified a worrying trend: automotive fuels exported from the Netherlands to West Africa contained high levels of harmful substances.

New Tariffs on China and India Suggested to Amplify Pressure on Russia’s Economy

Tariffs on international trade can be a powerful tool, and recent discussions about imposing new tariffs on China and India reveal a strategy to put economic pressure on Russia.

Starbucks Implements Advanced AI Technology to Revolutionize Inventory Processes and Supply Chain Efficiency

Starbucks has embraced a new chapter in operational efficiency by launching an artificial intelligence (AI) tool designed to drastically enhance its inventory-taking processes.

The Growing Impact of AI in Combating Cargo Theft and Enhancing Logistics Operations

The world of cargo transportation is facing a tough challenge lately — a sharp rise in cargo theft incidents.

EU Data Reveals Plug-in Hybrids Emit Almost Five Times More CO2 Than Testing Figures Suggest – What This Means for Transportation

Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs), celebrated as a cleaner alternative to conventional cars, are now under scrutiny because their real-world carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions are nearly five times higher than what official laboratory tests report.

Cris John Garcia Recognized for Excellence as 2025 Outstanding Customs Broker by the Professional Regulation Commission

Leadership and dedication in customs brokerage are vital in keeping trade moving efficiently across borders, and these attributes were recently spotlighted when Cris John Garcia received the 2025 Outstanding Customs Broker award.

Uber’s Ride-Hail App to Feature Joby’s Blade Helicopter Flights, Bridging Air and Ground Transport

Urban mobility is stepping up a notch as Uber announces plans to integrate Joby’s Blade helicopter and seaplane services directly into its ride-hailing app.

Autonetoil's Third Gas Station Launch in Andalucía Boosts Regional Network and Sustainable Services

The expansion of the Autonetoil gas station network continued its steady march with the opening of a new station on Avenida de Bruselas, 7, in Andújar, Jaén.

How the Universal Postal Union’s Post-De Minimis Tool is Shaping U.S.-Bound Postal Shipments and Logistics

The recent abolition of the de minimis exemption for postal shipments into the United States has sent ripples through international mail services.

US Tariffs and Market Dynamics Continue Shaping the Air Freight Landscape in Q3 2025

The third quarter of 2025 has not been kind to the global air freight market, wrestling with persistent disruptions and market swings largely driven by US tariff policies.

First Autonomous Kodiak Driver Truck Delivered via Roush Industries to Energy Sector Company

The delivery of the first Kodiak Driver-equipped truck by Roush Industries signals a strong push forward in the autonomous freight industry.

Trucking Authority Decisions in 2025: Leasing or Retaining Control for Business Success

One of the toughest dilemmas in the trucking industry comes down to whether to keep your own operating authority or lease onto another carrier, especially as we approach 2025.