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China and 19 partner countries have launched the Green Minerals Initiative to coordinate rare earth supply, signaling a major shift in global resource control that could impact sourcing strategies for Western manufacturers.

BlueVoyant’s latest report highlights increased investment in third-party risk management, but notes that supply chain cyber breaches are still rising, urging companies to enhance monitoring and response capabilities.

Tariffs, AI adoption, and evolving consumer expectations are forcing retailers to rethink inventory and fulfillment tactics ahead of the 2025 holiday peak, with a focus on agility and cost control.

CH Robinson is expanding its logistics infrastructure along the US–Mexico border to support manufacturers shifting production closer to North America, aiming to improve supply chain speed and resilience.

A bottleneck at a single chip factory in China has disrupted automotive and electronics supply chains worldwide, underscoring the vulnerability of global sourcing to localized disruptions.

Locksley has brought on a former Lockheed Martin materials executive to its advisory board, aiming to bolster U.S. defense supply chain resilience and strategic sourcing.

DHL has launched a new climate-neutral logistics center in Germany, integrating renewable energy and green building standards to reduce carbon emissions in warehousing and distribution.

Container shipping rates are falling as demand remains weak on most trade lanes, signaling potential overcapacity and pricing pressure for carriers and shippers.

A major fire aboard a container ship at the Port of Los Angeles has raised ongoing hazardous material concerns, highlighting the need for improved risk management in port logistics.

Marwynn Holdings is scaling up its e-waste reverse logistics operations, reflecting growing demand for sustainable electronics recycling and closed-loop supply chains.