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Trucking
Brokers Express Optimism as Spot Rates Improve
Truckstop.com
Demand appears to have rebounded for freight brokers in the second half of 2024, with 55% of respondents noting that load volume rose year over year.
Carbon Footprint
Labor Violations Among Greatest Risks to Supply Chain Sustainability in 2025
LRQA
Labor violations such as forced labor, child labor, illegal wage structures and health and safety malpractice in unassuming markets such as the United States have been identified as being among the greatest risks to supply chain sustainability in 2025.
AI/AR
Nash’s AI Agents to Scale Delivery Operations
Nash
Nash launched Nash AI, a system of intelligent agents designed to automate delivery operations and streamline logistics from checkout to drop-off and beyond.
Regulations
What Shippers Need to Know About Trump’s Proposed Tariffs
Overhaul
In order to prevent additional challenges, companies should focus on what they can control. This means investing in visibility and risk monitoring to help handle whatever’s ahead while ensuring that their operations are agile enough to respond.
Regulations
Supply Chain Industry Experiences Shift in Dynamics Amid Trade Uncertainty
QIMA (formerly known as AsiaInspection)
This year's stats provide insight into trade wars, nearshoring, and ethical compliance.
Risk/Compliance
Climate Change Poses Risk to Inland Waterway Operations: Study
TT Club
TT Club’s historical data points to a continuing rise in claims from weather-related losses over the last 10 years.
Risk/Compliance
CargoNet RouteScore API to Combat Cargo Theft
CargoNet, a Verisk business
Verisk's CargoNet RouteScore API uses a proprietary algorithm to generate a cargo theft route risk score that provides a relative measure of probability that crime and loss will occur.
Trucking
Logistics Industry Ends 2024 With Slight Decrease in Growth: Study
Florida Atlantic University (FAU)
There are still some areas of concern in the supply chain industry where firms will likely stock up on inventory in light of potential tariffs, which could also lead to increased warehousing costs.
Agriculture
What Trump 2.0 Means for the Future of Climate Change
Helios AI
Climate change does not care who is the President of the United States. Now is the time to take a hard look at how climate change will impact your supply chains over the next 10 years.
Carbon Footprint
Trump’s Attack on Clean Vehicle Pollution Standards Could Harm Economy, Jobs: Environmental Defense Fund
Environmental Defense Fund (EDF)
President Trump issued executive orders attacking the nation’s clean vehicle pollution standards, California’s bedrock Clean Air Act legal authority, and policies that support hundreds of thousands of manufacturing jobs.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Trump 2.0: What Tariffs, Trade Agreements, Reversal of EV Mandates Mean for Container Market
Container xChange
With a renewed emphasis on the "America First" agenda, Trump’s administration is poised to introduce structural changes to trade relations worldwide.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
President Trump’s Tariff Increase Could Duplicate 2018 Frontloading Surge
ITS Logistics
The index reveals that per the recent incoming Trump Administration announcements, there will also be a 25% increase in tariffs for Canada and Mexico, which are expected to occur as soon as Feb. 1.
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