Port of Galveston looks to future growth during 200th anniversary celebration
\The Port of Galveston is celebrating its 200th anniversary this year and looking forward to future cargo growth once port improvements are completed next year.
Data center market expansion catches logistics industry by surprise
Explosive growth in AI-fueled data centers is overwhelming logistics, creating urgent demand for oversized project cargo expertise in transporting turbines, transformers, and generators..
AI and data center boom drives project cargo
The growth in Data Centers, fueled by AI revolution, is driving a massive demand for electric power.
China imports surge ahead of tariff deadlines
Will stocking up be enough to stuff Christmas stockings?
Bridges to success: Port Laredo expands commercial bridge connections to Mexico
With five new Presidential Permits, Port Laredo is expanding key international bridges and building advanced freight corridors to meet surging U.S.-Mexico trade demand.
Taking a new look at FTZs to help navigate tariff uncertainty
With the tariff-induced roller coaster trading patterns, FTZs can help even out freight flows.
Almost half of supply chain leaders plan to pass on tariff costs to customers
Despite recent U.S. trade negotiations with China and the U.K., the uncertainty around tariffs remains a driving force in supply chain decision-making.
Agentic AI: The next frontier for logistics
The experts expect agentic AI to be the next phase of the AI revolution, streamlining processes and workflows in every step of the supply chain.
2025 logistics digital tech trends
The digitalization of the supply chain is well underway, closing technological gaps in and speeding up processes that provide the links in the supply chain.
Import unpredictability continues in 2025 with tariff uncertainty
An interview with Jackson Wood, Descartes Director of Industry Strategy
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