Auto Parts Veteran Shifts Focus to Overseas Portable Power Market

Auto Parts Veteran Shifts Focus to Overseas Portable Power Market

Datou Hardware transitioned from auto parts to energy storage, successfully tapping into the overseas portable energy market through keen market insight, technological innovation, multi-channel strategy, and precise marketing. By focusing on product innovation, channel diversification, and brand building, the company achieved significant sales on platforms like Amazon and established a solid brand presence in the European and American markets. This provides valuable experience for traditional enterprises seeking overseas transformation, showcasing a successful model for entering and thriving in new international markets.

01/28/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Trucking Tonnage Rises in September Despite Capacity Strains

US Trucking Tonnage Rises in September Despite Capacity Strains

The American Trucking Associations reported a solid increase in freight tonnage for September, but capacity remains constrained, creating a supply-demand imbalance. Both macroeconomic and industry-specific factors are influencing the market. Moving forward, it will be crucial to monitor market dynamics and adapt flexibly to emerging challenges. The trucking industry's performance is a key gauge of the overall economic health, and these tonnage figures provide valuable insights into current economic trends and potential future developments. Continued monitoring is essential for stakeholders.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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US Trucking Industry Grapples With Capacity Crunch Amid Shifting Demand

US Trucking Industry Grapples With Capacity Crunch Amid Shifting Demand

American Trucking Associations data showed a decline in freight tonnage in July, raising concerns about an economic downturn. Analysis suggests that supply constraints (driver shortages, equipment shortages) are the primary cause, rather than weak demand. The report delves into the multiple factors influencing freight volume and proposes industry response strategies and policy recommendations aimed at promoting the healthy development of the U.S. trucking industry. It highlights the importance of addressing these supply-side bottlenecks to ensure efficient freight movement and support economic growth.

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US Rail Freight Struggles As Auto Shipments Offset Coal Decline

US Rail Freight Struggles As Auto Shipments Offset Coal Decline

According to the Association of American Railroads, U.S. rail freight and intermodal volumes declined year-over-year in the first week of February. However, automobile and parts transportation saw an increase, while coal shipments experienced a significant drop. Year-to-date freight volume showed a slight increase, but intermodal remained weak. North America mirrored the U.S. trend, with a small rise in overall freight volume but a decrease in intermodal transportation. The divergence highlights shifting dynamics within the freight transportation sector.

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Commercial Trailer Orders and Shipments Surge in Market Rebound

Commercial Trailer Orders and Shipments Surge in Market Rebound

ACT Research data reveals a significant increase in US commercial trailer orders and shipments in March, with Q1 shipments surging 109% year-over-year. The primary driver is equipment replacement demand rather than capacity expansion. A full recovery is underway in the North American market, and global demand is also growing. The industry outlook is optimistic, but attention should be paid to raw material prices, supply chain challenges, and policy risks. Data-driven, intelligent trailers are expected to be the future development direction.

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US Supply Chain Council Moves to Strengthen Critical Networks

US Supply Chain Council Moves to Strengthen Critical Networks

The US Supply Chain Council is established to unite businesses, labor, and government in addressing supply chain challenges, safeguarding American jobs, investing in infrastructure, and mitigating global risks. Through lobbying, dialogue, and advocacy, it aims to raise public awareness, promote favorable policies, and build a more resilient supply chain system, ultimately ensuring US economic security. The council will work to strengthen domestic manufacturing, improve logistics, and foster collaboration across industries to protect the nation's economic lifeline from vulnerabilities and disruptions.

01/28/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Supply Chain Adopts Datadriven Strategies for Resilience

US Supply Chain Adopts Datadriven Strategies for Resilience

In response to supply chain challenges facing the U.S., the Supply Chain Council was formed. This organization aims to protect American jobs, invest in infrastructure, and enhance supply chain resilience against global instability by uniting business, labor, and government sectors. The council will lay the foundation for the long-term development of U.S. supply chains by promoting relevant policies and raising public awareness. It seeks to create a more secure and robust supply chain ecosystem for the nation's economic future.

01/28/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Ends america First Food Aid Rule As Costs Rise

US Ends america First Food Aid Rule As Costs Rise

During the Trump administration, there was an attempt to implement an "America First" food aid policy, requiring 100% of food aid shipments to use American vessels. However, the plan was eventually halted due to high shipping costs. This article analyzes the economic and security considerations behind the policy, as well as the challenges faced by "America First" in a globalized context. It also explores how to balance protecting national interests with fulfilling international responsibilities in the realm of food aid.

01/29/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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James Burnley Addresses US Transportation Infrastructure Challenges

James Burnley Addresses US Transportation Infrastructure Challenges

Former U.S. Transportation Secretary Burnley provides an in-depth analysis of the challenges facing American transportation infrastructure, including funding shortages, complex political factors, and rising interest rates. He proposes solutions such as increasing revenue, reducing costs, and establishing a National Infrastructure Bank. He emphasizes the need for collaboration to address the difficulties in transportation infrastructure construction and ensure the sustainable development of the U.S. transportation system. This requires innovative financing and a bipartisan approach to overcome the current investment deficit.

01/29/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Trucking Industry Debates Speed Limiter Mandate

US Trucking Industry Debates Speed Limiter Mandate

The U.S. Department of Transportation's proposed truck speed limiter mandate is generating controversy. The American Trucking Associations (ATA) questions its safety implications and underlying data, urging further evaluation. While some companies support the measure, business owners should actively participate in the ongoing discussion. Concerns revolve around potential unintended consequences and the need for comprehensive research to ensure the mandate enhances, rather than hinders, truck safety and overall transportation efficiency. A balanced approach that considers diverse perspectives is crucial for effective policy development.

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