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Trump Pauses Tariffs on Phones, Computers, and Chips From China

Smartphones, computers, and other electronics will be spared from the steep tariffs President Donald Trump announced earlier this month, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said in guidance released late Friday night. What’s Related The move comes after concerns from Apple and other tech companies that rely on China to manufacture their products. Trump’s 145% tariff […]

Survey: Reshoring Still Too Expensive for Most Manufacturers

A new report from Ascential Medical & Life Sciences reveals that 69% of manufacturers have adopted some form of automation, but only 9% have fully integrated it across operations. Meanwhile, 42% of companies cite regulatory compliance as the top barrier to commercialization, and 56% say high labor and operational costs block reshoring efforts. What’s Related […]

White House Executive Order Aims to Rebuild Maritime Supply Chain

President Donald Trump has signed a sweeping executive order aimed at rebuilding the nation’s commercial shipbuilding industry and securing the maritime supply chain. The order directs more than a dozen federal agencies to produce a comprehensive Maritime Action Plan (MAP) by November, with the goal of reducing U.S. dependence on China and modernizing logistics infrastructure. […]

Loftware Buys BL.INK to Boost QR Codes and Product Tracking

Labeling and tracking specialist Loftware has bought BL.INK, a firm that creates short links and QR codes for big brands. The deal is meant to help Loftware give companies an easier way to connect digital product information with the physical goods they sell, from production to customer use. What’s Related BL.INK’s tech makes it simple for […]

Do Brands Lie About Sustainability? 4 in 5 Consumers Say Yes

A new survey shows that while most people say sustainability matters to them, they don’t trust the companies promoting it. What’s Related According to Blue Yonder’s 2025 Consumer Sustainability Survey, only 20% of shoppers believe brands are being honest about their environmental efforts. That’s despite 62% of people saying they’ve seen more companies talking about […]

Amazon Eyes $15 Billion Warehouse Expansion Across U.S. Cities, Towns

Amazon is considering a $15 billion warehouse expansion plan that would add approximately 80 new logistics facilities across U.S. cities and rural areas, Bloomberg reported Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter. What’s Related The proposed facilities would primarily be delivery hubs, with some including large, automated fulfillment centers. The company is currently seeking proposals […]

NYC Targets Large Last-Mile Warehouses with New Zoning Amendment

New York City is proposing new zoning regulations that could reshape how last-mile delivery hubs are developed, particularly in areas close to residential neighborhoods. The proposed amendment would require a special permit for any new parcel delivery facility larger than 50,000 square feet in manufacturing, mixed-use, or commercial zoning districts that are near housing. What’s […]