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Home > Tradeline News > Entries tagged logistics
  • Boston Dynamics Builds Dinosaur-Shaped Robots for Your DC

    Posted April 01, 2019

    Under Logistics & Supply Chain Issues

    Redesigned for logistics applications, the high-tech engineering firm’s self-balancing “Handle” robot is now capable of performing warehouse functions such as mixed SKU pallet building and depalletizing.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: boston dynamics inc.,google-alphabet,robotics,automation,warehousing,warehousing & distribution,advanced technology,logistics,material handling

  • Murk Surrounding No-Deal Brexit Tariffs Confounds Business

    Posted March 08, 2019

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues

    The group representing UK cargo firms and truckers says it is “unfair and unreasonable” of the government to not provide businesses with “essential information” needed to prepare for the impact of Brexit.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: freight transport association,brexit,no-deal brexit,tariffs,theresa may,trucking industry,logistics,global trade,global economy

  • UPS Sees Bright and Possibly Transformational Future for Electric Trucks

    Posted March 06, 2019

    Under Logistics & Supply Chain Issues

    The electrification of trucking fleets could change the world, but for now lack of range and charging infrastructure remain major hurdles to EV adoption, according to the head of UPS fleet maintenance.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: united parcel service, ups,carlton rose,fleet management,trucking industry,electric vehicles,ev charging infrastructure,electric batteries,logistics,supply chain management,e-commerce

  • Canadian Shipowners and Seaway Invest $130M to Prepare for 2019 Shipping Season

    Posted March 05, 2019

    Under International Trade Issues, Logistics & Supply Chain Issues, Other Government Departments-Agencies

    Following a year that saw its highest cargo numbers in more than a decade, extensive work upgrading and repairing the Seaway’s infrastructure has been completed ahead of the upcoming shipping season.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: st. lawrence seaway,st. lawrence seaway management corporation,great lakes shipping,dry bulk shipping,logistics,government infrastructure,canadian economy

  • Toyota Merges Production and Service Parts Logistics in North America

    Posted January 31, 2019

    Under Logistics & Supply Chain Issues

    Toyota Motor Corp. is merging its production and service parts logistics organizations in North America into an integrated supply chain division as part of a comprehensive shake-up launched in 2014.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: toyota motor corp.,automotive sector,logistics,supply chain management,parts distribution and accessory development, pdad,automobile manufacturing,automotive parts

  • Tolls, Regulations, Bunker Fuel Costs Could Vex Industry

    Posted January 31, 2019

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues, Logistics & Supply Chain Issues

    Incoming fuel regulations and political gridlock will bring expenses and headaches to shipping and trucking companies through 2019, according to one policy expert who spoke at this week’s SMC³ event.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: trucking industry,shipping capacity,logistics,supply chain management,economic outlook,u.s. politics,international maritime organization, imo,low-sulphur fuels,diesel fuel,u.s. congress,government regulation,government infrastructure,smc³

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