Arrive Logistics Raises 300M Led by ATL Partners for Expansion

Arrive Logistics Raises 300M Led by ATL Partners for Expansion

Arrive Logistics has secured over $300 million in funding to accelerate its growth through technology upgrades, service expansion, and team expansion. The investment will enable the company to further innovate its platform, broaden its service offerings to meet evolving customer needs, and strengthen its team to support continued growth and market leadership. This funding underscores investor confidence in Arrive Logistics' vision and its ability to transform the freight brokerage industry.

01/30/2026 Logistics
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Lineage Logistics Acquires Emergent Cold for 900M in Global Expansion

Lineage Logistics Acquires Emergent Cold for 900M in Global Expansion

Lineage's acquisition of Emergent Cold expands its global cold chain network, reaching a temperature-controlled capacity of 1.7 billion cubic feet. This strategic move capitalizes on increasing demand and technological advancements within the sector. The acquisition strengthens Lineage's industry leadership position by enhancing its reach and capabilities in the food supply chain. This expansion allows for improved efficiency and responsiveness to the evolving needs of the cold chain logistics market, further solidifying Lineage's commitment to providing comprehensive solutions for its customers.

01/29/2026 Logistics
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USPS Opens Lastmile Delivery to Bids May Alter Retail Logistics

USPS Opens Lastmile Delivery to Bids May Alter Retail Logistics

The United States Postal Service (USPS) plans to open its last-mile delivery network, allowing businesses of all sizes to bid on using its 18,000+ Delivery Destination Units (DDUs). This initiative aims to lower costs for businesses, increase revenue for USPS, and enable faster same-day/next-day delivery within cities. Experts believe this move presents both opportunities and challenges, with the ultimate success depending on the execution of the bidding process and the level of market competition.

XPO Logistics Acquires Khne  Nagel UK to Expand in Europe

XPO Logistics Acquires Khne Nagel UK to Expand in Europe

XPO acquires K+N's UK contract logistics operations, expanding its presence in the UK market and strengthening its logistics capabilities. This acquisition will also optimize XPO's pan-European network. XPO, having previously demonstrated strong performance, is planning to divest some of its business segments. The K+N acquisition aligns with XPO's strategy to enhance its position in key European markets and provide comprehensive contract logistics solutions.

01/30/2026 Logistics
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Logistics Industry to Transform with Smart Supply Chains by 2030

Logistics Industry to Transform with Smart Supply Chains by 2030

This article analyzes the current situation and future trends in the field of material handling, focusing on the Modex exhibition, US port adaptability strategies, cutting-edge logistics technology, the new normal of tariffs, and the development trends of TMS systems. The article highlights that artificial intelligence, specialized expertise, and global integration will be key drivers of the future logistics industry. Businesses need to actively embrace new technologies and optimize their operational models to stand out in the fierce market competition.

01/30/2026 Logistics
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Pwc Logistics Sector Sees Surge in MA Amid Strategic Shifts

Pwc Logistics Sector Sees Surge in MA Amid Strategic Shifts

A PwC report highlights a shift in logistics and transportation M&A strategies from scale to strategic synergy. Buyers are increasingly focused on niche markets with defensive growth, high operational efficiency, and high barriers to entry. They are also investing heavily in technology modernization, resilient supply chains, and specialized logistics services to prepare for future competition. This strategic shift emphasizes building robust and adaptable businesses capable of navigating evolving market dynamics and ensuring long-term sustainability.

XPO Logistics Expands LTL Network Amid Rising Supply Chain Needs

XPO Logistics Expands LTL Network Amid Rising Supply Chain Needs

XPO Logistics plans to open new Less-than-Truckload (LTL) freight terminals in Adelanto, California, and Conley, Georgia, in the second quarter. This expansion aims to increase freight capacity, optimize network layout, and address future logistics challenges. The move is part of its five-year LTL action plan, demonstrating XPO Logistics' proactive response to market demands and its strategic deployment for future growth. The new terminals will enhance service capabilities and improve efficiency within its LTL network.

02/03/2026 Logistics
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CH Robinson Invests 1B in Tech to Transform Global Logistics

CH Robinson Invests 1B in Tech to Transform Global Logistics

C.H. Robinson announced a $1 billion investment over the next five years in technology innovation and talent development. This aims to address growing customer demands for technology, visibility, and local expertise. CEO Bob Biesterfeld emphasized that the combination of technology and talent is crucial, and nations with strong infrastructure will gain an advantage in the global economy. The investment underscores the company's commitment to leveraging technology to enhance supply chain solutions and maintain a competitive edge in the evolving logistics landscape.

DHL Acquires Inmars Reverse Logistics Unit to Boost Ecommerce Returns

DHL Acquires Inmars Reverse Logistics Unit to Boost Ecommerce Returns

DHL Supply Chain's acquisition of Inmar Supply Chain Solutions aims to enhance reverse logistics capabilities in North America, addressing the surge in e-commerce returns. By integrating Inmar's resources, DHL will expand its service scope, improve technological strength, and enhance customer service capabilities to tackle the challenges and opportunities in reverse logistics. This acquisition signals a new round of consolidation and competition within the industry. The move is expected to provide more efficient and comprehensive solutions for handling returned goods, benefiting both retailers and consumers.

02/03/2026 Logistics
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Global Healthcare Supply Chains Adapt to Reverse Logistics Regional Shifts

Global Healthcare Supply Chains Adapt to Reverse Logistics Regional Shifts

A recent UPS survey reveals that global healthcare supply chains face challenges including reverse logistics complexity, regional market strategy differences, and cost control. Asian companies show a stronger desire for expansion, but need to focus on intellectual property protection. Businesses should strengthen regulatory compliance, product safety management, and optimize supply chain costs. Learning from the successful experiences of American companies can help achieve a global competitive advantage. Effective reverse logistics and tailored regional strategies are crucial for navigating the complexities of the global healthcare market.