INDUSTRY NEWS
Tariff Shock: How 2025 Trade Tensions Are Reshaping Canadian Warehousing Strategy
The ground is shifting beneath the North American supply chain. What worked for the past two decades—frictionless cross-border movement, just-in-time inventory, multi-country sourcing—is no longer viable. For companies managing electronics, automotive parts, consumer goods, and chemical products through Metro Vancouver, [...]
Contingency Planning During Rail or Port Work Stoppages
Two yellow locomotives and double stack freight train passing through town Work stoppages and strikes [...]
High Stakes Logistics: San Diego Helps Water Flow in Calgary
Discharge of sewage into a river When a broken pipe threatened Calgary’s water supply, an astute [...]
Importing, Section 321 & Due Diligence: Advice from a Broker
Connie Neumayer of Border Brokers shines light upon importing to the US using Section 321, managing exceptions, [...]
Un-Digital: Logistics, Tactile Items, and the Vinyl Revival
Have modern humans moved past physical objects? The resounding comeback of vinyl records suggests otherwise. Inside the appeal [...]
The Ultimate Gen Z Guide to Supply Chain Management
Diverse Male and Female Warehouse Inventory Managers Talking, Using Laptop Computer and Checking Retail Stock. Rows of [...]
History Repeats Itself: Pirates, Conflict & Shipping Routes
Tall ship under sail with a large ship in the background as to battle against. Unstable [...]
Container Giants: Navigating the Ports of the Pacific Rim
Aerial view of Manufacturing logistics cargo container ship at ship port in Yantian port, shenzhen city, China.export [...]
Trade Balance Update, Feb 7, 2024
Canada had a merchandise trade deficit of $312 million in December of 2023 according to numbers released on [...]