US Industrial Real Estate Defies Ecommerce Slowdown

US Industrial Real Estate Defies Ecommerce Slowdown

CBRE's Q1 data reveals a resilient US industrial real estate market, despite adjustments. New supply reached a record high, and vacancy rates slightly increased. However, rents continued to rise. While e-commerce growth slowed and financing became more challenging, demand is normalizing. Overall, the industrial real estate sector demonstrates continued strength. Although facing headwinds, the long-term outlook for industrial real estate remains positive, suggesting continued growth potential.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Ecommerce Firms Optimize Logistics for Nextday Delivery

Ecommerce Firms Optimize Logistics for Nextday Delivery

This article delves into the eight key steps behind e-commerce logistics' next-day delivery, covering data evaluation, order management, inventory accuracy, manpower allocation, storage optimization, intelligent picking, efficient replenishment, and packaging & shipping. It emphasizes the integration of strategy and practice, as well as the synergy of operations, technology, and facilities. The aim is to help businesses optimize processes, reduce costs, and enhance the competitiveness of their next-day delivery services.

01/19/2026 Warehousing
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August Truck Freight Volumes Fluctuate Amid Inventory Woes

August Truck Freight Volumes Fluctuate Amid Inventory Woes

American Trucking Associations data shows mixed results for August trucking freight volumes, with a slight month-over-month decrease but still higher than the same period last year. High inventory pressure and global economic headwinds are major influencing factors. The industry anticipates a recovery in consumer spending and inventory digestion, while also needing to pay attention to future trends such as e-commerce, sustainability, labor shortages, and regulatory oversight.

01/29/2026 Logistics
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WCO Botswana Crack Down on Ecommerce Counterfeits

WCO Botswana Crack Down on Ecommerce Counterfeits

The World Customs Organization (WCO) held a workshop in Botswana to enhance customs officers' ability to combat counterfeit and pirated goods, with a focus on infringement through e-commerce channels. The workshop covered emerging infringement trends, precise targeting techniques, data sharing tools, and environmentally sound destruction guidelines. It emphasized the importance of collaboration among various stakeholders. Combating counterfeit goods requires global cooperation and the collective participation of society.

01/30/2026 Customs Knowledge
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