Oct. 8 - Tariffs not changing US fashion sourcing

Oct. 8 - Tariffs not changing US fashion sourcing | Inside Walmart’s AI push

4 ways Walmart is scaling AI to unify its supply chain; New York City to expand delivery locker initiative; Kroger to use DoorDash’s DashMart service for delivery

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Oct. 8, 2025 | Today’s news and insights for supply chain leaders

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Tariffs aren’t swaying fashion brands toward domestic sourcing

Ongoing U.S. trade policy uncertainty and the need for significant production investments present industry hurdles, per a 2025 fashion benchmarking study.

4 ways Walmart is scaling AI to unify its supply chain

“End to end, every segment of what we do is driven by some form of intelligence,” said Indira Uppuluri, SVP of supply chain technology.

New York City to expand delivery locker initiative

The LockerNYC pilot program, which is growing to 70 locations, looks to tackle package theft and traffic congestion in the Big Apple.

The new blueprint for high-stakes supply chains

High-stakes supply chains demand precision, security, and trust—failure isn’t an option.

Kroger to use DoorDash’s DashMart service for delivery

Building on a nationwide partnership announced last week, the grocer will rely on the service’s sites to fulfill groceries and household goods.

Navigating a new era of fulfillment

Two-thirds of surveyed sellers expect the end of FBA Prep Services to impact their business — what’s next? Read the article.

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