James Miller

Swiss Post Suspends Shipments to the US Following New 39% Tariff on Swiss Goods

The Swiss Post has announced it will pause the delivery of goods to the United States starting August 26th, following the introduction of a new 39% tariff imposed on Switzerland by the US government.

How Pallet’s AI Solution CoPallet is Revolutionizing Supply Chain Operations with Customized Automation

In the world of supply chain logistics, repetitive, time-consuming tasks have long been the thorn in the side of efficiency and cost savings.

Increasing Violence Against Interbus Arriaga Bus Drivers Sparks Calls for Enhanced Safety Measures

In the past six months, three drivers from the public transportation company Interbus Arriaga have been subjected to a total of four physical attacks while on duty.

Understanding the Driver Shortage Debate and Its Disproportionate Impact on Small Carriers

The ongoing chatter about a driver shortage in trucking has become a familiar tune in the logistics world.

Upcoming Furniture Tariffs and Their Impact on Shipping and Logistics

A fresh tariff investigation targeting furniture imports is now in motion, with duties expected to be applied within roughly 50 days.

Recent Trends in Trucking: Spot Market Boosts and Tonnage Growth Amidst Declining Trailer Orders

Recent developments in the trucking sector reveal a patchwork of change: for-hire truck tonnage has inched upwards, and spot market rates for dry van and refrigerated freight show signs of improvement.

Exploring Cost Savings of Electric Truck Charging Across Europe and Its Impact on Logistics

A recent study by SNAP, a key player in international mobility solutions, has put spotlight on an intriguing aspect of Europe’s transport evolution: the cost savings when charging electric trucks compared to refueling diesel counterparts.

How U.S. Wind Turbine Tariff Probes Could Reshape Import Costs and Global Logistics

Commerce Department Launches National Security Probe on Wind Turbine Imports The U.S. Department of Commerce has initiated an investigation into the impact of wind turbine imports on national security. This comes through a Section 232 probe, which has historically empowered the government to impose restrictions or tariffs on imports deemed to threaten security interests. The inquiry specifically targets wind turbines and their parts, signaling the possibility of significant trade measures ahead. What’s Triggered the Probe? Starting August 13, the Commerce Department began investigating the effects of wind turbine imports "on the national security of the United States." The investigation

U.S. Visa Suspension Highlights Urgent Reform Needs in Canadian Trucking Sector

The recent suspension by the United States on issuing new visas to truck drivers entering its territory has grabbed industry attention—not because of its immediate effects on Canadian drivers, but rather as a glaring warning shot for the Canadian trucking sector.

South Carolina Ports Authority Sees Leadership Change Amid Growing Cargo Volumes

After a tenure marked by significant growth and infrastructure development, Barbara Melvin has stepped down as President and CEO of the South Carolina Ports Authority.

NFI Agrees to $5.75M Settlement in New Jersey Driver Classification Dispute with Notable Payouts

A substantial settlement has been reached in a longstanding lawsuit against NFI, revolving around the misclassification of drivers in New Jersey.

DP World’s network expansion drives significant revenue and container volume growth in H1 2024

DP World has demonstrated a remarkable financial performance in the first half of 2024, showing a 20.4% year-on-year revenue increase that lifted total income to $11.2 billion.