Three-month agreements represented 60% of new shipper contracts starting in Q3, up from 47% in Q2, Xeneta reported.

The agency is seeking public comment as part of the annual review process triggered by the U.S.’ decision not to extend the pact this summer.

Additionally, the share of excess stock reported as dead, which had risen from 12% in 2024 to 17% in 2025, has climbed again ...

Moralve is using Amazon Global Warehousing and Distribution for more effective product allocation in markets beyond the U.S., ...

The National Retail Federation and others said a continued halt to fees would help ease uncertainty as stakeholders face ...

Through the program, Amazon orders placed later in the day would be eligible for same-day service via the Postal Service, a ...

The $300M investment near Cincinnati will specialize in handling larger, non-sortable items, including televisions and ...

Fewer hatched chicks from breeder eggs and a reduction in U.S. flock are helping ease the current glut, President and CEO ...

Inland routes offer a stable alternative to heavily utilized routes, APM Terminals Mobile managing director Brian Harold told ...

The company unveiled upgrades for large item deliveries such as pre-negotiated LTL rates and regional delivery pricing during ...

Although the sector remained in expansion, "not being able to rely on a steady economic policy" is worrying manufacturers, ...

At a Barclays conference this month, Colgate-Palmolive and Kimberly-Clark flagged rising material and freight costs, while ...