Trump Delays 25% Tariffs on Heavy Truck Imports Until November 1

Trump Delays 25% Tariffs on Heavy Truck Imports Until November 1

President Donald Trump has postponed the implementation of new tariffs on imported medium- and heavy-duty trucks to November 1, 2025, giving automakers more time to prepare for the policy change. The 25% import duty, initially scheduled to begin on October 1, is part of Trump’s broader

U.S. Expands Export Controls on Chinese Subsidiaries

U.S. Expands Export Controls on Chinese Subsidiaries

On September 29, the Commerce Department unveiled a significant expansion of U.S. export restrictions to include subsidiaries of companies already blacklisted, such as Chinese technology firm Huawei. The new rule targets subsidiaries that are 50% or more owned by entities on the blacklist, imposing the same

Surge of Imports Into Southern California Ends

Surge of Imports Into Southern California Ends

Retailers and manufacturers are reducing orders after tariffs pushed a wave of cargo through the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. Cargo Surge Winds Down The tariff-driven rush into America’s busiest port complex has come to an end. In August, the ports of Los Angeles

Common Shipping Terms Every Business Should Know

Common Shipping Terms Every Business Should Know

If you’ve ever felt lost in a sea of shipping abbreviations, freight terms, and logistics jargon—you’re not alone. Shipping terminology can feel overwhelming, but knowing the right terms can make a huge difference in how effectively your business moves products. For U.S. businesses that rely on

Supply Chain Outsourcing

Supply Chain Outsourcing: Why Businesses Are Turning to Smarter Solutions

Global supply chains are more complex than ever. Businesses face rising customer expectations, economic uncertainty and increasing operational costs. From transportation delays to warehouse shortages, every disruption impacts performance. Managing all of this internally is time-consuming and expensive, which is why many organizations are now embracing

U.S. Ports Hit Record Cargo Volumes in July 2025

U.S. Ports Log Record July Volumes as Importers Rush to Beat Tariffs

The Port of Los Angeles reported its busiest month on record with container volume increasing 8.5% to 1,019,837 20-foot-equivalent units from 939,600 last year. Year-to-date, the port has handled 5,975,649 containers, a 5% increase compared with the same period in 2024. “Shippers have been frontloading their

Tariff Uncertainty Pushes Port of Los Angeles to Record-Breaking Container Volume

Tariff Uncertainty Pushes Port of Los Angeles to Record-Breaking Container Volume

The Port of Los Angeles, already the busiest port in the United States, announced that it handled over 1 million twenty-foot equivalent units in July—a record-setting milestone in its operations. This marks an 8.5% increase compared to the same month last year, with total volumes climbing

20 Essential Logistics Terms You Should Know

20 Essential Logistics Terms You Should Know

Logistics is full of terms that can sound confusing if you’re not familiar with them. But don’t worry, once you learn the basics, things become much clearer. Understanding these logistics terms helps businesses save time, reduce errors, and improve efficiency. Let’s break down the most important

Beginner’s Guide to 3PL_ Smart Logistics Outsourcing for Modern Businesses

Beginner’s Guide to 3PL: Smart Logistics Outsourcing for Modern Businesses

In today’s competitive business environment, companies are constantly looking for ways to streamline operations and cut unnecessary costs. One area that often gets outsourced for greater efficiency is logistics. Managing an in-house logistics team comes with heavy operational expenses, infrastructure investments, and the need for constant

Port of Los Angeles Experiences Busiest June on Record

Port of Los Angeles Sets Record for Busiest June Amid Tariff Uncertainty

The Port of Los Angeles, the busiest trade gateway in the United States, experienced a historic surge in container volume last month, signaling a sharp rebound from a slowdown in May. The port handled approximately 892,000 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) in June 2025—a 32% increase month-over-month