When technological progress clashes with job security in key industries, the results can be far-reaching and contentious. This is exactly the standoff currently occurring between container lines, operators of U.S. East and Gulf Coast port terminals, and union dockworkers. The debate centers on
In a significant move to address the growing commercial and non-commercial traffic demands at the U.S.-Mexico border, the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), in partnership with the city of Douglas, Arizona, recently acquired 80 acres of land to construct a new commercial port of entry.
The trucking and logistics sector demonstrated remarkable resilience during the 2024 holiday season, driven by strong consumer spending and the expansion of e-commerce. Despite a broader freight downturn, the sector's performance was bolstered by strategic planning, technological advancements, and
The air cargo industry has demonstrated remarkable growth and resilience in late 2024, despite facing numerous disruptions throughout the year. October 2024, in particular, saw a significant uptick in air cargo demand, with projections indicating continued double-digit growth into 2025. This
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recently announced a groundbreaking initiative aimed at transforming the operations of ports across the United States. With a combined allocation of $3 billion through its Clean Ports Program, the EPA is set to propel ports towards achieving
In recent months, the produce-rich regions of Idaho and Washington have been grappling with persistent shortages of reefer trucks, significantly impacting areas known for potatoes and dry onions production. According to the U.S. Agriculture Department, shortages have specifically hit Idaho's Twin
