Warehousing News Updates

H.Essers is entering the U.S. market by bringing chemical warehousing firm Palmer Logistics into its operations and outlining plans for expansion.

The cloud computing and e-commerce giant emitted about 81 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent last year, a 16% increase from 2024.

Agility Robotics becomes the first publicly traded company entirely devoted to building and selling humanoids. Its early customers include Toyota.

The stubborn blaze at a Lineage Logistics facility in the Boyle Heights neighborhood has become one of the area’s most disruptive industrial fires in recent years. 

Japanese robot software developer Mujin plans to go public by 2030, building up funds and momentum to capture fast-growing demand for factory-use AI.

Stord has positioned itself as a partner to help retailers manage inventory as well as the checkout and fulfillment process.

40.3% cite manual processes as top challenge. Based on a survey of 149 supply chain professionals, C3 Solutions' 2026 survey report reveals where dock and yard operations are breaking down, and what leading organizations are doing differently to close the gap.

Augment acquired Merlin, an AI startup focused on wholesale distribution, and will integrate its technology into Augie, the company’s flagship AI platform.

The service gives businesses access to logistics capabilities Amazon developed to support its own retail operations and independent sellers.

Challenging conditions in 2025 led to mixed results across segments for many 3PLs, with freight brokers and warehousing providers best weathering the storm.