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    US tariff volatility no longer driving trans-Pacific trade plans
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MPV shippers adopt ‘strategic inaction’ operating model to counter instability

Cargo movers are holding back on executing breakbulk and project cargo shipments as much as possible until there is a clearer picture of costs in the current unsettled market.

Code generation tools altering efficiency, capacity for logistics technology providers

A wave of AI-based tools for software developers is likely to raise shipper expectations around the effectiveness and cost of logistics software applications.

US tariff volatility no longer driving trans-Pacific trade plans

As tariff fatigue sets in, US retailers are concentrating more on their product delivery needs rather than adjusting their supply chains on the fly to the vagaries of the Trump administration’s trade policy.

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