July 9, 2025
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NOTE FROM THE EDITOR
With the Trump administration's country-specific tariff pause now slated to lift Aug. 1, shippers must continue to plan and adjust their supply chains accordingly.
That's no easy task, as the White House's tariff actions cover a wide range of countries and sectors. So how can companies formulate a strategy accounting for all the duties, along with associated impacts to the economy and commodity markets?
Our annual Supply Chain Outlook on July 23 aims to offer some insight on that front. The free, virtual event, co-hosted with Manufacturing Dive, Packaging Dive and Trucking Dive, will feature a mix of experts discussing supply chain risks, trends and tactics for the second half of 2025.
You can register for the event with this link, and we'll see you at showtime.
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The stated levies, including 50% for copper, would add to the list of sector-specific tariffs the Trump administration has introduced this year.
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The grocery retailer plans to adopt the Manhattan Active Warehouse Management platform at all of its distribution centers by September.
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Retail, manufacturing and logistics organizations commended the bill’s tax cuts, lower depreciation rates and the end of the de minimis exemption.
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Revitalizing “Made in America”: Thomas honors a 130‑year legacy, empowering U.S. manufacturers for the future.
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The automaker designed an electric quadricycle for the last-mile delivery service it plans to offer.
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The U.S. has rolled out a deluge of tariffs, sparking responses from trading partners. Here's where each tariff – threatened or realized – currently stands.
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Before adding automated solutions like pickers and AMRs, consider how end-of-line automation can optimize your labor and material resources. Learn how to get ROI from these systems in this playbook.
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