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Amazon and FedEx Reunite After 7 Years with Strategic New Delivery Partnership

After a seven-year hiatus, Amazon and FedEx have officially re-established their business relationship, signing a multi-year agreement for the residential delivery of select large packages. The renewed partnership marks a strategic move for both logistics giants as they adapt to shifting dynamics in the e-commerce delivery landscape. This announcement comes just weeks after UPS revealed…

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American Companies Honeywell and Teradyne Robotics Team Up to Transform Material Transport

American companies Honeywell and Teradyne Robotics have joined forces to revolutionize automation in logistics, warehousing, and the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector across the Americas and Europe. This strategic partnership integrates Teradyne Robotics’ advanced autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and collaborative robots (cobots) with Honeywell’s industry-leading software, implementation expertise, and cybersecurity capabilities, paving the way for…

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Majority of Food Brands Still Rely on Email and Spreadsheets, Report Finds

Despite 82 percent of companies citing technology adoption as a top business priority, 69 percent still rely on manual systems. A new report from TraceGains highlights that despite the increasing economic pressures, compliance challenges, and material shortages, many food and beverage brands are struggling to modernise their supply chains. This lack of modernisation puts them…

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Trump Tariffs Won’t Bring Supply Chains Back to the U.S., CNBC Reports

The supply chain survey report reveals that companies will adopt low-tariff, globe-hopping strategies. Suppose President Donald Trump’s tariffs lead to a shift in manufacturing away from China. According to a recent CNBC Supply Chain Survey, the United States manufacturing sector won’t be the primary beneficiary in that case. While the Trump administration forecasts a surge…

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Trump’s New Tariffs: Impact on Global Supply Chains & What Professionals Must Know

Companies are reassessing their sourcing, production, and logistics strategies to adapt to the new tariffs. U.S. President Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada have officially taken effect—an unprecedented move aimed at pressuring America’s top trading partners. The administration justified the decision, citing insufficient efforts by both countries to curb fentanyl trafficking…

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Maersk and Castlery Sign 10-Year Logistics Partnership to Drive Global Expansion

Maersk, a global leader in logistics services, has strengthened its partnership with Castlery, the Singapore-founded international furniture brand, through a 10-year ocean and integrated logistics service agreement. This long-term collaboration will support Castlery’s ambitious global expansion plans. “Our goal is to bring Castlery’s brand of thoughtfully designed, high-quality furniture to homes worldwide. But scaling a…

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Boom Ahead: Shipping Container Market to Soar, Doubling in Value by 2032 from $8.7 Billion to $16.1 Billion

The shipping container market is expected to grow from approximately $8.7 billion in 2022 to around $16.1 billion by 2032, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.5% during the forecast period from 2023 to 2032 according to Market Research Biz Overview of the Shipping Containers Market The shipping containers market encompasses the global…

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Surging Online Returns—Which Countries Are Leading the Trend?

Retailers are managing rising return costs with stricter policies and AI-driven reverse logistics. Return shipping comes with substantial economic, environmental, and logistical challenges. As e-commerce continues to expand, so does the frequency of product returns, significantly impacting retailers and supply chains worldwide. India Leads in Online Returns According to Statista Consumer Insights, India has the…

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Trump Delays Tariffs, Launches Trade Review with China, Mexico, and Canada

The “America First” trade policy promises revitalisation with stable supply chains and robust economic growth. The United States President Donald Trump has returned to office. Still, instead of immediately imposing new tariffs as many expected, he has directed federal agencies to review trade relationships with China, Canada, and Mexico. This move diverges from the day-one…

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