Prologis Warns of Warehouse Shortage As Demand Soars

Prologis Warns of Warehouse Shortage As Demand Soars

Prologis CEO warns that soaring warehouse demand and community opposition could lead to a market 'sell-out'. E-commerce and supply chain reshaping are driving demand, while location concerns are exacerbating supply constraints. This combination of factors is creating a challenging environment for logistics real estate, with developers struggling to find suitable sites and facing increased pressure from local communities. The long-term implications of this trend could include higher rents and reduced availability of warehouse space.

Panalpina Rejects Dsvs Takeover Bid Shaking Global Logistics Sector

Panalpina Rejects Dsvs Takeover Bid Shaking Global Logistics Sector

Panalpina rejects DSV's acquisition offer, with the Ernst Göhner Foundation expressing its opposition. Panalpina insists on independent development and may explore future M&A opportunities. The logistics market is facing increasing competition, creating uncertainty about the future. The foundation's decision significantly impacts the potential deal, leaving Panalpina to navigate a challenging landscape as it seeks to maintain its position in the market. The refusal highlights the complexities of logistics mergers and acquisitions in a rapidly evolving global economy.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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Port of New York and Jersey Delays Container Fee Amid Congestion

Port of New York and Jersey Delays Container Fee Amid Congestion

The Port of New York and New Jersey has suspended the implementation of container dwell fees due to the need to refine tariff provisions. This decision aims to alleviate port congestion, which has been exacerbated by a surge in throughput and a backlog of empty containers. The dwell fees were originally intended to accelerate cargo turnover but faced opposition from shipping lines. The port is now collaborating with shipping companies to identify more effective measures for easing port congestion and exploring innovative solutions.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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US Raises Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Businesses Warn of Fallout

US Raises Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Businesses Warn of Fallout

The US significantly increased tariffs on imported steel and aluminum to 50%, triggering global trade tensions. The EU, Canada, Mexico, and other countries have voiced their opposition and plan to implement retaliatory measures. Businesses should urgently review their goods, prepare inventory in stages, and actively seek diversified supply chains to cope with the uncertainties brought about by the tariff policy. This proactive approach is crucial for mitigating potential disruptions and maintaining operational stability in the face of escalating trade friction.