Logistics is a function within supply chain, not a synonym for it. Confusing them puts network design decisions in the wrong hands and measures strategy with execution metrics.
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Supply chain planning is the process of aligning what a company expects to sell with what it can produce, source, and deliver — across four time horizons simultaneously. When it works, it reduces inventory while improving service. When it fails, companies hold too much of the wrong product and too little of the right one
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The Blackstone-owned operator is trading out of multi-tenant light industrial and back into fully leased assets in the same two markets. NEW YORK — Link Logistics announced the acquisition of a fully leased industrial portfolio in Dallas and Austin on July 27, less than eight weeks after selling 2.3 million square feet of Texas industrial
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — ODW Logistics named John Labrie and Charlie DeLacey to its Board of Advisors on July 27, extending a leadership expansion that has reshaped the third-party logistics provider’s senior ranks since June. The July 27 announcement marks the third leadership disclosure from the Columbus-based company in eight weeks. ODW is owned by the
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U.S. and Canadian officials reached an agreement to open the Gordie Howe International Bridge connecting Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, on July 27, according to a joint press release. The opening will be about six weeks past the originally planned June 12 debut for the new crossing. The $4.7 billion bridge will add a second span
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DHL published results showing 10,000 metric tons of CO2 reduction from AI route optimization — specific, measurable, production-grade, and self-funding in fuel savings. Here is where AI sustainability evidence is strong in supply chain and where claims are still ahead of demonstrated results.
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Washington, April 27, 2026: U.S. importers are facing a new tariff reality in which the pressure is no longer limited to duty rates at the border. Refund timing, carrier pass-through rules, administrative fees and supplier exposure are now shaping how companies plan procurement, pricing and supply-chain diversification. The most immediate concern is cash flow. UPS
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Emerging botanical ingredients are introducing new layers of complexity into supply chain operations. Sourcing and distribution decisions that were once relatively straightforward now include additional variables, including supplier reliability, product consistency, and evolving regulatory requirements that can vary by jurisdiction. For categories still gaining traction in mainstream CPG, these factors create measurable operational challenges. In
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When people ask what does a supply chain manager do, they usually want a simple answer. A supply chain manager makes sure products move from supplier to customer in the right amount, at the right time, and at the right cost. This role connects purchasing, production, storage, transport, and delivery. It also solves problems before
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If you are trying to figure out how to get clients in logistics business, you already know that low rates alone will not win serious accounts. Buyers want a partner who can protect service levels, reduce supply chain risk, and communicate clearly when freight conditions change. This guide shows you how to position your company,
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