James Miller

Spain’s agricultural sector mobilizes nationwide with tractor demonstrations over PAC budget cuts and trade agreements

The article reveals the renewed wave of protests by Spanish farmers and livestock producers, who are mobilizing across Spain this week with tractor convoys and demonstrations.

CUPIA’s deployable e-commerce processing solution aimed at the Bureau of Customs and logistics impacts

CUPIA has proposed a dedicated e-commerce processing system for the Bureau of Customs (BOC), presenting a solution ready for immediate deployment and aligned with the Philippines’ regulatory framework.

A Century of Flight: Mail’s Role in Building United Cargo and Modern Air Freight

This piece reveals how the humble airmail helped create what is now United Cargo and why that legacy still matters for today’s logistics networks.

FAST Logistics launches Opol warehouse to deepen Northern Mindanao logistics reach

The focus here is the opening of a new FAST Logistics warehouse in Opol, Misamis Oriental, designed to strengthen supply chains serving Cagayan de Oro City and Northern Mindanao.

Aboitiz InfraCapital Records 16.17M Passengers at MCIA, LIA and BPIA in 2025

This piece reveals how Aboitiz InfraCapital’s airport trio—Mactan‑Cebu International Airport (MCIA), Laguindingan International Airport (LIA), and Bohol‑Panglao International Airport (BPIA)—handled a combined 16.17 million passengers in 2025 and what that means for regional travel and logistics.

FMCSA Regional Emergency: 40-State Waiver Spurs Short-Term Hours-of-Service Relief

This piece explains the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s regional emergency declaration across 40 states and what the temporary waiver means for drivers, carriers, and supply chains responding to winter storms.

Winter Storm Fern’s Widespread Outages and the Ripple Effects on Freight Networks

This piece reveals how Winter Storm Fern knocked out electricity, grounded flights and rattled freight corridors across the Southeast and into the Northeast.

Kloiber launches the first MAN eTruck in a 15-truck electrification push for MAN

The logistics firm Kloiber has introduced the first of 15 MAN eTrucks into regular service for MAN’s inbound transport between the Nuremberg and Munich plants, marking a clear step toward electrified supply chains.

Amigos do Trecho: An Intimate Portrait of Brazil’s Trucking Life and the Road

This piece reveals the arrival of the documentary Amigos do Trecho on YouTube and what its portrait of trucker life means for transport and logistics.

How smarter data and digital roadmaps can reduce food and pharmaceutical waste in cold-chain logistics

This piece reveals how better data, analytics and digital transformation can significantly reduce waste in cold-chain logistics for food and medicines.

Why Failing to Maintain Dutch Roads, Rail and Waterways Could Stall Growth

This article reveals the warning that the Netherlands risks economic stagnation unless it rapidly increases spending on the maintenance of roads, railways, bridges, cycle paths and waterways.

Servitization and the Rise of Integrated Aftermarket Contracts for Industrial Fleets

This article reveals how aftersales for industrial vehicles are evolving from ad hoc repairs to integrated service contracts focused on uptime, predictability and operational continuity.