New England Motor Freight Marks 100 Years in Trucking Industry

New England Motor Freight Marks 100 Years in Trucking Industry

New England Motor Freight (NEMF) celebrates its centennial, becoming one of the few freight companies in North America to operate for a century. Under the leadership of Myron P. “Mike” Shevell, NEMF has navigated industry changes and achieved steady growth. The company expresses gratitude for its employees' contributions through celebrations and employee appreciation initiatives, while also looking forward to the future. This milestone highlights NEMF's resilience and enduring legacy in the transportation sector.

01/29/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Global Supply Chains Struggle to Adapt Postpandemic

Global Supply Chains Struggle to Adapt Postpandemic

In the post-pandemic era, the supply chain and logistics industry faces multiple challenges, including surging demand, port congestion, capacity shortages, and the e-commerce boom. Companies need to strengthen risk management and improve supply chain resilience. Embracing digital, intelligent, and green transformations is crucial to seizing opportunities under the new normal. This requires proactive planning and adaptation to navigate the complexities of the evolving global landscape and build more robust and sustainable supply chains.

01/29/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Mexico Overtakes Canada As Top US Trade Partner

Mexico Overtakes Canada As Top US Trade Partner

Recent data indicates that Mexico has surpassed Canada to become the United States' largest goods trading partner. This flourishing US-Mexico trade demonstrates the resilience and depth of North American trade, particularly fostering mutually beneficial cooperation in agricultural products. The China Chamber of Commerce in Mexico is dedicated to promoting Sino-Mexican trade and providing businesses with more opportunities. Now is the opportune moment to capitalize on this new era of US-Mexico trade.

01/30/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Georgias Inland Rail Hub Aims to Enhance Supply Chain Efficiency

Georgias Inland Rail Hub Aims to Enhance Supply Chain Efficiency

The Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) has received approval to build an inland rail hub in Gainesville, expected to be completed in 2026. With an annual handling capacity of 60,000 containers, the project will significantly reduce transportation time and costs, improving supply chain efficiency. This project is a key component of GPA's "Network Georgia" initiative, aiming to develop a statewide rail network, enhance port capacity and supply chain resilience, and create numerous opportunities for businesses.

01/30/2026 Logistics
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White House Supply Chain Initiative Expands Boosts Freight Efficiency

White House Supply Chain Initiative Expands Boosts Freight Efficiency

The White House FLOW initiative has seen a significant increase in participants, launching data sharing programs aimed at improving supply chain transparency and efficiency. While challenges remain, the initiative holds promising potential for optimizing freight logistics and overall supply chain performance. This collaborative effort seeks to address bottlenecks and enhance resilience by facilitating better information flow among stakeholders. The increased adoption suggests growing recognition of the value of data-driven approaches to supply chain management.

02/03/2026 Logistics
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Huaweis AEI Boosts Digital Transformation with Smart Operations

Huaweis AEI Boosts Digital Transformation with Smart Operations

Huawei's AEI solution, powered by Agentic AI, aims to help enterprises achieve intelligent and simplified O&M, enhancing efficiency, resilience, and user experience. The solution employs a layered architecture and offers specific solutions for data centers and smart campuses. Successfully implemented across various industries, it significantly improves intelligent O&M capabilities. Huawei is committed to collaborating with ecosystem partners to promote AEI development and move towards a highly autonomous and intelligent world.

02/02/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Logistics Leader Steve Huntley Addresses Industry Trends

Logistics Leader Steve Huntley Addresses Industry Trends

Resource Logistics Group President Steve Huntley shared insights on the impact of the 2023 peak season, procurement, nearshoring, and artificial intelligence on logistics. He emphasized the importance of optimizing supply chains and reducing costs in the face of these trends. The discussion highlighted strategies for navigating challenges and leveraging opportunities to improve efficiency and resilience within the logistics sector. Huntley's analysis provides valuable perspectives for businesses looking to adapt and thrive in the evolving landscape.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Global Trade Slowdown Threatens Supply Chains

Global Trade Slowdown Threatens Supply Chains

Panjiva data indicates a global trade downturn, with US imports and exports both declining by 8%. Businesses should optimize supply chains, control inventory, expand markets, and strengthen risk management to proactively address these challenges. This includes diversifying sourcing, improving forecasting accuracy, and building resilience against potential disruptions. Monitoring key economic indicators and adapting strategies accordingly will be crucial for navigating the evolving global trade landscape and mitigating potential negative impacts on business operations.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Freight Volume Reaches Record High Despite Economic Challenges

US Freight Volume Reaches Record High Despite Economic Challenges

The U.S. Freight Transportation Services Index (Freight TSI) reached a record high of 142.4 in June, surpassing the previous peak in August 2019. Despite mixed economic indicators, the increase in freight volume reflects economic resilience. Growth was observed across trucking, rail, air, and water transportation, while rail intermodal and pipeline transportation declined. Businesses should pay close attention to macroeconomic conditions, consumer demand, supply chain dynamics, and regulatory changes to adapt their strategies accordingly.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Europes High Shipping Costs Drive Supply Chain Adjustments

Europes High Shipping Costs Drive Supply Chain Adjustments

High European shipping prices are driven by several factors, including strong demand, fuel costs, port congestion, capacity constraints, environmental regulations, and geopolitical factors. Businesses should optimize their supply chain management, such as adopting multimodal transport and optimizing inventory, to reduce shipping costs and enhance competitiveness. These strategies can help mitigate the impact of rising prices and improve overall supply chain resilience in the face of ongoing challenges in the European maritime sector.

02/03/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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