James Miller

GM Holds Off on Shift Cuts at Oshawa Pickup Truck Plant Facing Tariff Challenges

In an unexpected move, General Motors has decided to keep all three shifts running at its Oshawa, Ontario pickup truck assembly plant until at least January 30.

Major Cocaine Trafficking Ring Exposed Through Industrial Machinery Shipments from Argentina to Spain

Authorities have dismantled a massive international criminal network specializing in smuggling cocaine intercontinentally inside heavy industrial machinery.

Olga Razzhivina from Oriel to Join Discussion on Boeing 747 Demand at Cargo Facts Symposium 2025

The upcoming Cargo Facts Symposium 2025 is gearing up to feature Olga Razzhivina, a senior ISTAT appraiser from Oriel, as a panelist in a key discussion about the future demand for Boeing 747 freighters.

Inside the Rising Threat of Impersonation Scams Targeting Carriers, Brokers, and Freight

Understanding the Rise of Impersonation Fraud in Freight Logistics Fraudsters are no longer playing checkers; they’re playing chess. In the freight and transportation world, impersonation attacks have gotten smarter and more complex, presenting serious threats to carriers, brokers, and the overall logistics chain. These scams often involve email hacks, document forgery, and fake identities designed to mislead and steal both cargo and payments. Smaller fleets and newer brokers frequently bear the brunt of these sophisticated schemes. The Growing Sophistication of Transport Industry Scams Over the past five years, impersonation fraud has morphed from simple double-brokering into elaborate

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.

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.