By Maria Kalamatas | July 21, 2025 Section: International / Technology & Innovation in Logistics San Francisco, July 21 — Major technology companies are accelerating their use of artificial intelligence to reshape logistics networks, seeking to cut costs, boost efficiency, and reduce delays as supply chains face ongoing instability worldwide. “AI isn’t just...
By Maria Kalamatas | July 18, 2025 Seattle, July 18 — Holman Logistics has once again secured a place on Inbound Logistics magazine’s Top 100 Third-Party Logistics Providers list, marking its tenth consecutive appearance. The recognition highlights the company’s continued performance in complex warehousing and fulfillment services across the United States. “This...
By Maria Kalamatas | July 18, 2025 Greenwich, July 18 — GXO Logistics has announced that it will report its second-quarter 2025 earnings on August 5, followed by an investor call the next morning. The announcement comes as the company continues to scale its contract logistics business across Europe and North...
By Maria Kalamatas | July 18, 2025 Reno, July 18 — Port operations across the United States remained stable in July, according to the latest Port/Rail Ramp Index released by ITS Logistics. But behind the consistency lies a climate of uncertainty as industry players brace for potential disruptions in the second...
By Maria Kalamatas | July 18, 2025 Paris, July 18 — U.S.-based investment firm H.I.G. Realty has acquired a portfolio of eight last-mile logistics facilities located in key urban areas across France, reinforcing its position in one of Europe’s most competitive e-commerce markets. “With these assets, we’re strengthening our exposure to high-demand...
By Maria Kalamatas | July 18, 2025 San Antonio, July 18 — For the first time in Chile’s history, exporters now have access to a direct shipping lane to Asia, thanks to a new weekly service launched from the port of San Antonio. The route eliminates stopovers in Panama and North...
By Maria Kalamatas | July 17, 2025 Brussels, July 17 — Europe’s trucking sector is entering peak summer with a critical shortage of licensed drivers, putting added pressure on road freight companies already strained by high fuel costs and tighter emissions regulations. According to the latest report from the International Road...
By Maria Kalamatas | July 17, 2025 Lusaka, July 17 — A coordinated international air cargo operation has delivered over 150 tons of antiretroviral medications to Zambia, following a critical shortage that threatened to interrupt treatment for thousands of patients across the country. The shipment, organized by UNICEF, the Global Fund, and...
By Maria Kalamatas | July 17, 2025 Vienna, July 17 — Europe’s ambition to decarbonize its freight corridors is accelerating, as new figures released this morning confirm a 26% year-on-year increase in renewable-powered rail movements across Central and Eastern Europe. The latest data from RailNetZero, a pan-European initiative tracking carbon-neutral logistics, shows...
By Maria Kalamatas | July 17, 2025 Kyiv, July 17 — In a bold move aimed at stabilizing domestic agricultural markets, Ukraine has announced the immediate introduction of steep import duties on Turkish-grown tomatoes and cucumbers. The new tariffs, ranging from 20% to 27%, come amid rising complaints from Ukrainian farmers...
