Is US trade at risk from Strait of Hormuz disruption?
New analysis from Descartes Systems Group shows the Strait of Hormuz closure poses outsized risk to U.S. supply chains, with heavy dependence on Middle East routes for fertilizers and aluminum driving potential shortages, delays, and rising costs.
The future of supply chain technology is the ecosystem, not the platform
Klaveness Digital highlights how ecosystem-driven technology and AI-powered scenario modeling are helping supply chain leaders move beyond data overload to real, decision-ready insights.
2026 Logistics tech trends
One of the most important logistics technology trends for 2026 will be the growing role of AI tools and agents in day-to-day operations, says Brian Smith, CEO, Banyan Technology.
Decoupling: Where Is US-China trade headed?
For a decade the US has attempted to decouple from China, using tariffs as the latest tool to accomplish the goal. Is decoupling working? Is it even possible? And is this approach helping or hurting US businesses?
Under review: USMCA’s future to be decided in 2026
The United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA), which replaced NAFTA in 2020, is heading for its formal review on July 1, 2026, which will determine whether the agreement, which according to the US Chamber of Commerce supports 13 million American jobs, will be renewed.
2026 shipping trends indicate another year of uncertainty
Current shipping trends point to continued trade volatility in 2026, with no end to tariff uncertainty and geopolitical barriers in sight.
Forwarders turn to tech amid supply chain uncertainty
A new Descartes benchmark study reveals growing uncertainty for forwarders and brokers — and shows how tech investment, AI adoption, and customer-centric digital tools are widening the competitive gap in 2025.
Galveston expects wind turbine project cargo growth
Project cargo, consisting mainly of wind turbine components, is picking up at Port of Galveston.
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