
作者
詹姆斯·米勒专攻全球物流和供应链动态。他的调查工作探讨了现代商业格局中的国际贸易、基础设施挑战和技术进步等错综复杂的问题。他倡导在供应链运营中推行可持续实践和透明度。

How Energy Constraints Are Reshaping Supply Chain Design and Logistics Decisions
The focus here is on how energy has shifted from a background cost to a central operational variable in supply chains, and why logistics teams should care.

AP-7 southbound closure near Martorell: safety measures, detours and logistics implications
The article reveals an imminent closure of the AP-7 motorway in the southbound direction at Martorell due to a risk of collapse after a retaining wall failure in Gelida.


How a sea turtle named Snooki was carefully airlifted from North Carolina to a Minnesota zoo
This piece reveals the operation that moved an injured sea turtle, Snooki, from a North Carolina rescue centre to a new, larger home in Minnesota.

This piece reveals the key traffic figures released by the Cathay Group for December 2025 and the full year, highlighting trends in passenger demand and cargo movements that matter to logistics professionals.

Phil Murphy signs hazmat rail safety law as Mikie Sherrill takes office
This piece examines New Jersey’s newly signed law regulating trains that carry hazardous materials and what it could mean for rail safety and logistics moving forward.

How a winter storm could stall freight on I-10, I-20 and I-40 across the Southeast
This article lays out how an incoming winter storm—bringing freezing rain, snow, and rapidly changing conditions—could disrupt freight corridors from Texas to the Carolinas and what logistics teams can do about it.

Arctic Blast to Freeze U.S. Trucking: What Carriers, Shippers and Logistics Managers Need to Know
This piece reveals how a sweeping Arctic air mass and subzero temperatures will strain U.S.

Danone expands Fort Worth facility to scale Danimals, Activia and YoCrunch production
Danone is investing in a Fort Worth, Texas, plant expansion to increase production of Danimals, Activia and YoCrunch and respond to surging demand for protein-focused yogurts.


USPS launches reverse-auction portal to reserve access to DDUs and local processing centers
The U.S. Postal Service has opened a bidding platform that allows shippers to reserve capacity at destination delivery units and local processing centers through a reverse-auction-style process. What the new bidding portal does The USPS launched a web-based solicitation that lets shippers propose combinations of price , volume and tender times for access to more than 18,000 destination delivery units (DDUs) and over 170 local processing centers . Successful proposals convert into formalized arrangements under a negotiated service agreement for the agency’s Parcel Select product, enabling shippers to inject parcels directly into local USPS last-mile networks. How it works — step by step

Strategies that road freight companies use to recruit and retain professional drivers
This article reveals the main strategies European road carriers are using to find and keep professional drivers, and how technology and people programs are reshaping logistics operations.
