James Miller

UPS to Apply $2.50 International Fee on U.S. Import Shipments Through Select Services Beginning September 8

Starting September 8, UPS plans to implement a $2.50 international processing surcharge on certain U.S.-bound shipments, reflecting a shifting landscape in parcel logistics driven by evolving customs regulations.

Expansion of Greenlane's EV Charging Corridor Supports Long-Haul Electric Trucking Between California and Arizona

A fresh chapter in electric freight transport is unfolding with the announcement of a second EV charging corridor by Greenlane, a collaborative venture involving Daimler Truck, NextEra Energy, and BlackRock.

Leadership Change at Marten Transport: Randolph Marten Returns as CEO During Freight Market Upheaval

September marks a significant moment for Marten Transport as Timothy Kohl announces his retirement, stepping down as CEO on September 30, 2025.

DHL eCommerce Strengthens Midlands Presence with New Eco-Friendly Depot in Birmingham

DHL eCommerce, DHL Group’s dedicated e-commerce logistics branch, has taken a significant step forward by inaugurating a brand-new depot located in Minworth, Birmingham.

Job Change Intentions in Spain Show Stability but More Workers Ready to Quit Without Secured Offers

As summer winds down each year, many workers start taking stock of their professional lives, pondering if it's time to make a move.

How Tax Teams Play a Key Role in Supporting Resilient Supply Chains and Logistics

In today’s ever-shifting global landscape, supply chains are not just complex—they’re under constant pressure to be resilient.

Shifting Tides in 2025: Ocean Freight Rates Slide While Order Books Soar

The shipping world has seen a notable slide in ocean freight rates even as the number of vessels on order hits new heights.

How Highway and Triumph’s Trusted Freight Exchange Strengthens Freight Security and Broker Control

With freight fraud casting a shadow over the logistics industry, a joint effort from Highway and Triumph ushers in a fresh solution: the Trusted Freight Exchange (TFX).

Understanding the U.S. Tariff Pressures on China’s Magnet Exports and Digital Taxing Nations

Emerging Tariff Tensions with China Over Critical Magnet Supplies Recently, the U.S. government announced potential significant tariffs as a response to ongoing trade issues, particularly focusing on China's shipment of magnets critical for various advanced industries. The proposed tariffs could reach a staggering 200% on specific imports if China fails to meet shipping demands for these magnets. This move reflects heightened trade tensions and the ongoing negotiations that have seen intermittent periods of tariff pauses since the recent months of May. While a framework deal between the two nations has been acknowledged, it remains in a tentative stage, pending final approvals. A key aspect

Understanding Intermodal Transport in Poland: Features, Benefits, and Practical Examples

Intermodal transport is gaining ground as a smart logistical choice in Poland and beyond.

How Ending U.S. Speed Limiter Rules Influences Truck Insurance and Fleet Operations

The United States Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration previously pushed proposals aimed at placing restrictions on the speed of heavy trucks, suggesting limits between 60 and 68 mph.

Unlocking the Power of Corporate Press Releases for Expansive Marketing Reach and SEO Benefits

In today’s buzzing digital world, grabbing attention far and wide without breaking the bank is a coveted goal for many businesses.