Alexandre Faurestain

With decades of experience in the logistics industry, Rohit Laila has been at the forefront of navigating the complex interplay between global trade, supply chain innovation, and consumer value. His insights into how major retailers are tackling modern challenges, from tariffs to technological

The modern consumer's expectation for near-instant delivery has relentlessly reshaped logistics, pushing traditional warehouses to their breaking point. Warehouse automation has thus become a critical component for survival. This analysis charts the market's expansion, explores its key drivers,

The relentless rhythm of packages moving through a logistics hub is about to encounter a significant technological shift, underscored by a major new investment from one of the industry's giants. United Parcel Service is committing $120 million to acquire approximately 400 truck-unloading robots, a

The traditional lines separating international trade from resource management and treaty enforcement are rapidly dissolving in an unprecedented display of economic statecraft, pushing the world into a new era where import duties are wielded as geopolitical weapons. President Trump's recent threat

For countless small businesses navigating the complexities of international trade, the most significant barrier to growth is not market demand or product quality, but the staggering and often unpredictable cost of shipping. This persistent challenge has long placed smaller firms at a competitive

In an era where global supply chains are increasingly intertwined with geopolitical fault lines, the United States has deployed one of its most potent economic weapons against Nicaragua, signaling a major shift in its approach to foreign policy. The decision to impose tariffs in response to

Despite modern vehicles being safer than ever, a staggering number of preventable deaths continue to occur on the nation's roadways, pointing to a critical failure not in technology, but in policy. A comprehensive new report reveals that the vast majority of states lack fundamental safety laws,

The long-prophesied era of fully autonomous supply chains, where intelligent systems independently learn, reason, and make complex logistical decisions, has transitioned from a distant future concept to a demonstrable reality. For years, supply chain leaders have focused on automation, deploying

As Europe grapples with the immense challenge of decarbonizing its logistics sector, the continent's intricate network of rail corridors is under more pressure than ever to become the backbone of a sustainable supply chain. At the heart of this transformation lies a single, strategic chokepoint

In the high-stakes world of American e-grocery, where multi-billion-dollar technology investments were once seen as the only path forward, Kroger's recent strategic pullback from its ambitious automation plans signals a seismic shift in the industry's digital transformation narrative. This move