by Timothy Binkis | Industry News, Rate Increases, Supply Chain, Tariffs
The Debrief in five lines: Peak 2026 will be the most expensive on record. Every national parcel carrier plus USPS has raised holiday fees. Amazon completed the lineup and is now the largest US parcel carrier by volume, yet still won’t charge a volume-based peak...
by Oliver Nodjoumi | Fuel Surcharge, Industry News, Tariffs
The Debrief: Your weekly read on what moved logistics costs. Diesel jumped almost 20 cents in a week, and while the tariff coverage played out, three ocean carriers quietly repriced the Panama Canal. Here is what actually moved your costs: US-Canada duties are live....
by Timothy Binkis | Industry News, Tariffs
The U.S. signed three proclamations on Monday imposing an additional 50% tariff on a set of Canadian goods, using Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930. The measure covers roughly $20 billion in imports, runs from wine to hockey sticks to cement, and takes effect in...
by Timothy Binkis | Industry News, Tariffs
The legal fight is over. Now comes the operational challenge. If you’ve been following the IEEPA tariff saga, you know the headline: the Supreme Court struck down the tariffs in February. The authority question is settled. What isn’t settled — and what importers need...
by Tony Nuzio | Industry News, Tariffs
Yesterday, March 4, 2026, the U.S. Court of International Trade held a hearing in the ongoing litigation regarding tariffs previously imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). This follows the recent U.S. Supreme Court...
