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Why Trains Can’t Replace Trucks in the U.S. Supply Chain

Why Trains Cannot Replace Trucks in the United States?
The ATA warned that rail cannot replace road transport and that favoring one mode over another is unrealistic for the needs of the U.S. economy.

Judicial setback to Trump’s tariffs increases trade uncertainty

The tariffs previously imposed by Trump were declared largely illegal, creating an atmosphere of uncertainty in key sectors such as maritime transport and the supply chain. On Friday, August 29, the trade war driven by President Donald Trump suffered a significant legal setback from the federal appeals court. The tariffs previously imposed by Trump were […]

Supply chain security: NMFTA highlights cyber risks from imported tech

The NMFTA’s cybersecurity director warned the sector about the security risks posed by dependence on Chinese-made technological components. The National Motor Freight Traffic Association (NMFTA) has issued a new security warning to trucking companies regarding the growing cybersecurity risks associated with the use of technology manufactured in China, according to a report by Commercial Carrier […]

The importance of agricultural transportation in the supply chain

The agricultural industry relies heavily on an efficient transportation system to ensure smooth operation. The agricultural industry deeply relies on an efficient transportation system to ensure that agricultural products reach from the field to the consumer’s table, whether over short or long distances. This logistical component enables farmers to invest with confidence, increase their production, […]

What’s Changing in the Transportation Industry—And What to Expect in the Years Ahead

By Bob Dilliplaine, Industry Expert at Orange Commercial Credit The trucking industry is in the midst of a major transformation—one that affects how freight is moved, how drivers get paid, and how small carriers and owner-operators run their businesses. While change can feel uncertain, for those who stay informed and agile, it presents a wealth […]

UNFI cyberattack disrupts supply chain nationwide

United Natural Foods faces fallout from a cyberattack impacting Whole Foods. United Natural Foods Inc. (UNFI), the grocery distributor for Whole Foods Market, owned by Amazon Inc., is dealing with the aftermath of a cyberattack that disrupted its operations and left some store shelves empty. The company aims to restore its systems by June 15 […]

EV cargo ship catches fire in the Pacific Ocean

The ship, named Morning Midas, was carrying more than 3,000 electric and semi-electric vehicles to Mexico. On Tuesday, June 3, a ship carrying more than 3,000 electric and semi-electric vehicles to Mexico was abandoned in the Pacific Ocean after catching fire. The incident has sparked a wave of commentary regarding the growing risks associated with […]

Bees, trucks, and the supply chain of life

Why bees are the truckers of nature — and truckers, the bees of the road. May 20th is celebrated around the world as World Bee Day, a global occasion dedicated to recognizing the essential role that bees and other pollinators play in maintaining the health of our ecosystems. Their work is crucial for the food […]

China’s U.S. exports drop as global trade shifts

China’s exports to the United States suffered a sharp decline in April, while its trade with other regions around the world showed sustained growth. China’s exports to the United States suffered a sharp decline in April, while its trade with other regions around the world showed sustained growth, highlighting a global reconfiguration of supply chains […]

Shipping companies cut routes between the U.S. and China

Amid the trade war, maritime transport companies have opted to reduce the main shipping routes connecting the two countries across the Pacific. In response to the growing impact of the trade war between the United States and China, driven by the administration of Donald Trump, several shipping companies have chosen to scale back key maritime […]