James Miller

Maersk hervat MECL-dienst door Suezkanaal, terwijl CMA CGM sommige vaarten omvaren via Kaap — wat het betekent voor de scheepvaart

Dit artikel onderzoekt hoe Maersk en CMA CGM contrasterende benaderingen hebben gekozen voor doorvaarten door de Rode Zee en het Suezkanaal, en wat die keuzes betekenen voor verladers en toeleveringsketens.

LinkEx rebrands as Saia Logistics to consolidate LTL and logistics offerings

The 3PL formerly known as LinkEx has adopted the name Saia Logistics, aligning its identity with parent company Saia to present a single, unified logistics front.

Libiao Robotics opent eerste volledig robotgestuurde sorteerhub voor Correo Argentino in Monte Grande

Dit stuk onthult de komst van Argentinië's eerste volledig robotgebaseerde pakkettenhub, geleverd door Libiao Robotics voor Correo Argentino in Monte Grande, nabij Buenos Aires.

How Canada Post’s tentative labour agreements alter routing, weekend parcels and carrier workflows

The latest tentative contracts between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers change several planned operational shifts, including scrapping dynamic routing and revising weekend delivery roles.

Baleària urges Interferry-backed freeze of EU ETS ferry surrender rate at 70%

This piece examines the request by Baleària, through Interferry, to keep the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) surrender requirement for ferries frozen at 70% and the wider consequences for maritime and land logistics.

How the end of the de minimis exemption pushed Aritzia to relocate U.S. order fulfillment

This piece reveals how the end of the U.S. de minimis exemption and rising tariffs forced Aritzia to overhaul its cross-border e-commerce fulfillment and what that means for logistics players. What changed: de minimis removal and tariff pressure In August the U.S. eliminated the de minimis import exemption that previously allowed low‑value shipments (under $800) to enter duty‑ and tax‑free. That policy shift immediately altered the economics of direct‑to‑consumer imports for apparel retailers that relied on cross‑border flows. Aritzia, like peers such as Lululemon , confronted a new cost layer — tariffs — that applied to many parcels once sheltered by the exemption. The company reported

Magnum expands Sioux City LTL footprint with new 23-door terminal to meet growing freight demand

The story to be revealed here is Magnum’s opening of a newly built LTL terminal in Sioux City and what that means for freight flows across the region.

Boosting Visibility: How News Distribution Services Affect Transport, Freight, and Logistics Operations

Press release distribution services and their practical effects on visibility, SEO, and reputation management for businesses in transport and logistics will be examined here.

META presents a new web-based rack planner, customer portal and conveyor solutions at LogiMAT

This piece reveals META’s latest storage technology and digital tools showcased at LogiMAT Stuttgart, focusing on the new customer portal, rack planner and conveyor integrations.

Ahold Delhaize USA and Blackstone Credit & Insurance agree lease-back for Burlington automated DC

This article explains the lease-back agreement between Ahold Delhaize USA and Blackstone Credit & Insurance for a planned automated distribution center in Burlington, North Carolina, and why it matters for logistics.

Robert Wucher named Senior Director to drive SKIM’s commercial strategy in the DACH region

SKIM has announced the appointment of Robert Wucher as Senior Director in Berlin, tasked with commercial strategy and client relations across the DACH region.

Major Supply Chain Shifts from January 19–22, 2026 and What They Mean for Logistics

This briefing reveals the most consequential supply chain and logistics developments from January 19–22, 2026.