West Coast Port Strike Intensifies Chamber Seeks White House Action

West Coast Port Strike Intensifies Chamber Seeks White House Action

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is urging the White House to intervene in the West Coast port labor dispute. Stalled contract negotiations between the ILWU and PMA have led to slowdowns, threatening economic stability. The article analyzes the positions of both labor and management, highlighting the potentially devastating economic consequences of port closures. It emphasizes the urgent need for all parties to reach an agreement quickly to safeguard the vitality of the U.S. economy and the competitiveness of West Coast ports. A swift resolution is crucial to avoid further disruption to the supply chain.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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Quest for Quality Awards Honor Top Logistics Firms

Quest for Quality Awards Honor Top Logistics Firms

The "Quest for Quality" award from *Logistics Management* magazine is a key benchmark in the logistics industry for measuring customer satisfaction and operational excellence. Based on surveys of logistics service buyers, the award evaluates the service quality of transportation providers, third-party logistics providers, and ports. Through a weighted scoring system, the award reflects the importance customers place on different service standards and provides valuable reference information for logistics service buyers. It highlights companies that consistently deliver high-quality services and meet customer expectations in the dynamic logistics landscape.

01/21/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Sri Lanka Boosts Nuclear Detection at Customs Via RANDA Training

Sri Lanka Boosts Nuclear Detection at Customs Via RANDA Training

The World Customs Organization (WCO), in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy, conducted a RANDA Project national training in Sri Lanka. This training aimed to enhance the capacity of customs officers to respond to nuclear and radiological threats. The curriculum covered risk awareness, detection skills, legal frameworks, transport security, and risk management. The training also included site visits to further improve the professional capabilities of customs personnel and strengthen nuclear security levels in Sri Lanka. This initiative is crucial for safeguarding against illicit trafficking of nuclear and radioactive materials.

02/12/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Datadriven Guide to International Shipping Claims

Datadriven Guide to International Shipping Claims

This article analyzes the international express lost package claim process from a data analyst's perspective, emphasizing data-driven optimization of four key steps: reporting, investigation, material submission, and claim settlement. It details required claim materials, compares compensation standards across different channels, and provides advice on claim timeline management. The aim is to help cross-border e-commerce sellers efficiently process claims, minimize losses, and improve claim success rates. By understanding the data behind each step, sellers can proactively manage their claims and improve their chances of a favorable outcome.

02/12/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
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Ozon Drivers Strike Over Pay and Overwork in Russian Logistics

Ozon Drivers Strike Over Pay and Overwork in Russian Logistics

A delivery strike occurred at Russian e-commerce company Ozon in Yekaterinburg. The strike was triggered by drivers' long hours, unreasonable wages, and poor communication with management. Ozon has pledged to increase staffing, pay overtime, and resolve the issues promptly. This incident highlights the insufficient protection of frontline employee rights by e-commerce platforms during rapid expansion. The strike underscores the need for better labor practices within the company and serves as a reminder of the importance of fair treatment for workers in the fast-growing e-commerce sector.

02/12/2026 Logistics
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CEVA Logistics Appoints Schlanger As New CEO Replacing Pattullo

CEVA Logistics Appoints Schlanger As New CEO Replacing Pattullo

CEVA Logistics CEO John Pattullo has announced his retirement, with Chairman of the Board Marvin O. Schlanger succeeding him. The article reviews Pattullo's achievements during his tenure and analyzes the challenges and opportunities facing CEVA. It also looks ahead to the company's future direction under Schlanger's leadership, emphasizing the importance of digital transformation, emerging market expansion, and sustainable development. The transition marks a new chapter for CEVA as it navigates the evolving landscape of global supply chain management and seeks to solidify its position as a leading logistics provider.

02/03/2026 Logistics
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CEVA Logistics Mobile TMS Boosts Supply Chain Efficiency

CEVA Logistics Mobile TMS Boosts Supply Chain Efficiency

CEVA launches a mobile TMS to enhance supply chain efficiency and transparency. It features real-time tracking, electronic workflows, and other functionalities to meet customer demand for real-time management. This mobile solution provides improved visibility and control over shipments, allowing for proactive decision-making and optimized operations. The mobile TMS aims to streamline processes, reduce paperwork, and improve communication between all stakeholders in the supply chain, ultimately leading to faster delivery times and increased customer satisfaction. It empowers users to manage their logistics operations from anywhere, anytime.

02/03/2026 Logistics
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Kenyons Covidera Disaster Response Aids Plane Crash Recovery

Kenyons Covidera Disaster Response Aids Plane Crash Recovery

This paper analyzes Kenyon International Emergency Services' handling of remains recovery following a fatal plane crash during the pandemic. It focuses on how they utilized data analysis to optimize search strategies in a complex environment, efficiently and safely completing the recovery and repatriation of remains. The analysis highlights the importance of data-driven decision making in disaster management, showcasing how it can improve operational efficiency and ensure a respectful and dignified process for the deceased and their families. The study also emphasizes the crucial role of humanitarian considerations throughout the entire operation.

02/03/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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DHL Adopts Locus Robotics to Boost Warehouse Efficiency

DHL Adopts Locus Robotics to Boost Warehouse Efficiency

DHL Supply Chain is expanding its partnership with Locus Robotics, planning ten new Locus AMR solution deployments across the US. This aims to improve order fulfillment efficiency through autonomous mobile robots. The collaboration has already resulted in up to 80% improvement in order picking efficiency at customer sites. DHL Supply Chain is actively exploring data-driven intelligent upgrades to achieve smarter, more efficient warehouse management and improve the working environment for employees. The expansion highlights DHL's commitment to leveraging robotics and automation to optimize its supply chain operations.

02/03/2026 Logistics
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European Slowdown Dents Global Container Shipping Growth

European Slowdown Dents Global Container Shipping Growth

The global port tracker report indicates a slowdown in maritime volume growth due to a weak European economy and cooling Asian exports. While European ports experienced import/export growth, deep-sea container volumes declined, reflecting dampened consumer confidence. The report forecasts further growth deceleration and potential freight rate decreases. Shipping companies need to diversify markets, improve efficiency, strengthen collaborations, and focus on sustainability and risk management to navigate these challenges. The softening demand highlights the impact of broader economic uncertainties on the maritime industry and the need for proactive strategies.

02/03/2026 Logistics
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