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November LMI Signals First Warehousing Contraction in 9 Years

The November Logistics Managers’ Index (LMI) fell to 55.7, revealing early signs of renewed inflation as the industry enters year-end.

Switzerland and the United States are close to announcing a significant trade agreement that could reshape supply chains and investment

China–U.S. Port Fees Disrupt Cargo Flows and Push Up Freight Rates LOS ANGELES/SINGAPORE — Oct 17 (Reuters) — New port

Silk Way West’s Strategic Fleet Renewal: A Green Future for Air Cargo In a bold move towards sustainability, Silk Way

Opportunities for Air Cargo Amid a Tough Outlook Despite the challenges facing air cargo—such as shifting trade policies and rising

The end of the de minimis exemption is more than a shipping headache—it’s a structural shock to global logistics. Postal

President Trump announced a federal probe into furniture imports, with new tariffs set to arrive in the next 50 days.