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Ocean Ports & Carriers

Descartes Releases Freight Fraud Technology

Descartes Systems Group

With new capabilities for pre-tender, pre-pickup and in-transit shipments, companies can maintain a high-performing, compliant carrier network.

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Transfix Launches AI-Powered Features to Modernize End-to-End Freight Pricing and Procurement

Built into the Transfix Solutions Console, these AI-driven tools eliminate manual bottlenecks from RFP management and carrier booking.

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Enhanced Whistleblower Program to Combat Tariff Evasion and Customs Fraud

Fox Rothschild LLP

Announced on May 12, these changes reflect the Criminal Division’s commitment to strengthening enforcement against violations of U.S. customs laws and tariff regulations.

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

Supply Chains Experience Rising Congestion, Tariff Uncertainty, Capacity Shifts

Dimerco Express Group

With the U.S.-China reciprocal tariff suspension set to expire on Aug. 13, shippers are fast-tracking exports.

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MSU Study Unpacks How 2025 Tariffs Shocked Global Supply Chains

Michigan State University (MSU)

While the study is anchored in supply chain theory, the authors emphasize that these disruptions have real societal consequences for households and consumers.

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

Inventory Costs Increase as Port Container Volumes Sink to COVID-Era Lows: ITS Logistics

Current container volumes at several ports are experiencing the steepest decline since the COVID-19 era.

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Risk/Compliance

Weak Password Credentials Putting Global Supply Chains at Risk

The research uncovered a widespread reliance on weak, outdated, or predictable passwords across companies in logistics, supply chain management, and transportation.

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Risk/Compliance

Cargo Theft Risk Heightened During July 4 Week: Verisk CargoNet Analysis

CargoNet, a Verisk business

July 1 and July 3 represent the highest-risk days during the holiday period.

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Restaurants, Retail, Manufacturing, Wholesale Trade Hardest Hit Industries from Tariffs

What's more, 20% fear their businesses won’t survive into 2026 if trade war policies persist or escalate.

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

U.S. Tariffs Could Redirect Manufacturing to Mexico: GlobalData

Companies relocating production to North America and using regional inputs can avoid U.S. import duties, with Mexico positioned to benefit strategically in the current trade environment.

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National Logistics Day Underscores Supply Chain Fraud Crisis in U.S. Supply Chain

Transportation Intermediaries Association (TIA)

According to TIA’s latest report, freight fraud has skyrocketed by 1,500% since 2021, costing the economy $35 billion annually.

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Trace Register Launches Traceability Solution for Seafood Industry

ORIGIN by trace register is built to simplify compliance and enhance supply chain performance for seafood businesses.

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