Barcelona, May 19, 2025.- According to a report from Shipping and Freight Resource magazine, despite being complex, integrating real-time monitoring and predictive tools within logistics processes is catching on. Several notable drivers exist:
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The report however reaffirms that the shortage of truck drivers is a long-term structural issue that persists in all regions. Of 5,100 trucking firms surveyed in 2024, up to 70% in some countries face severe or very severe difficulties in recruiting drivers.
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Barcelona, May 5, 2025.- According to Supply Chain 24/7 magazine, French government officials are pushing to add a small handling fee to low-cost items bought online from outside the European Union. The move is aimed at curbing the surge of packages arriving from companies like Temu and Shein, which are mostly shipped from China. The proposal, announced during a visit to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport on April 29, would apply to all non-EU countries, including the UK and the U.S., and could take effect as early as 2026.
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Barcelona, April 28, 2025.- According to a study published by Supply Chain Dive, the last mile has a well-earned reputation as the most complex part of the supply chain. Add on the pressure to meet rising consumer expectations to receive those goods next- or even same-day, and the bar is set even higher:
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