Logistics News

Toyota is moving some of the production of its popular Tacoma midsize truck from a plant in Mexico to San Antonio as part of a $3.6 billion investment in the facility.

Owners and decision-makers at SMBs are optimistic about the prospects for the rest of 2026, a stance likely to extend the ongoing freight market recovery.

The Postal Service is revamping its logistics and transportation network to speed up service and cut costs, but the postmaster general says more funds are needed.

Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd signaled confidence about resuming passage through the Red Sea, sending the container carriers’ shares down July 6.

Evergreen Marine confirmed authorities had searched its premises, adding that the company was fully cooperating with the investigation.

The trucking companies serving the nation’s largest seaports are still struggling against harsh market conditions even as port volumes increased in May.

A U.S. official estimates that oil supply through the Strait of Hormuz choke point has now reached more than 10 million barrels a day.

The two have agreed in principle to include agricultural products in a reciprocal tariff reduction framework following talks, China’s Ministry of Commerce said.

Ghost carriers are emerging as a major threat, using acquired motor carrier numbers and digital identities to infiltrate freight transactions.

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