New manufacturing facilities are being built across the United States at a growth rate of 116%.

Almonds straight from California are now stranded at European, Chinese, and Indian ports - a billion pounds worth.

West Coast representatives for the ports fear the worst and are asking the Biden Administration to intervene.

July is the prime time of year to begin harvesting wheat, but the strained wheat market is tired.

Cruise ship stocks have crashed, leaving some experts to warn that companies like Carnival can expect to drop to zero if things don’t change - and fast.

Southern California has been battling supply chain issues at the ports for months, now leaving suppliers in a tight position while they wait record times for their products to arrive at their doorsteps.

Any goods linked to the western Chinese region of Xinjiang are now banned from being imported to the United States, causing a ripple effect in the supply chain.

The fast-food conglomerate McDonald’s has announced its new global supply chain chief, Marion Gross.

While Arctic ice melts, global shippers might be quietly celebrating.

This trend seems to be inspired by the growing need to create flexible business practices amid supply chain issues.

With 275 million people worldwide using drugs in the year 2021 and over 36 million people suffering from drug use disorders, the urgency to quell the surge in drugs traveling across borders has only grown.

President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better World initiative is gaining new traction at the G-7 after struggling to get off the ground last year.

With measurements of 400 meters long by 61.5 meters wide and a draft of 17 meters, this ship is now the largest of its type across the globe.

The commodities trading house Gunvor SA wants 13 million gallons of gasoline delivered to the U.S. East Coast, but they need to waive the Jones Act to do so.

The Northern Sea Route, a high-traffic area in the Arctic utilized by many countries, has long been claimed to be controlled by Russia.

Avery Dennison, a labeling specialist, is developing data-driven custom labels for vintage clothing on the market.

But do tariffs do more harm than good? Experts are weighing in - it all depends on the situation.

Another cog in the EV machine is screeching to a halt: the EU is considering labeling lithium as toxic.

Supply chain disruptions are nothing new as of late, but the looming deadline on port workers’ contracts and the lack of progress in union negotiations with West coast ports have industry experts biting their nails.

Canada’s National Railway Co. workers have had enough: it’s time to strike.