Logistics Management

Logistics Management magazine has been in circulation since 1962 and is released every month. It includes special reports each year, such as the Logistics Outlook published in January and the Buyers Guide that comes out in December. This publication connects with the greatest number of logistics professionals in the field. Moreover, it is the only industry magazine that effectively reaches a vast number of verified decision-makers involved in purchasing logistics services, technology, and equipment. For further details about Logistics Management, please get in touch:

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Tariff-driven drops in industrial demand drives FTR’s grim freight forecast lower

3 days ago | logisticsmgmt.com | John Schulz

Too many trucks chasing too little freight. That’s the condensed version of analytical firm FTR’s 2025 forecast for trucking in the wake of President Donald Trump’s foray into tariffs and their effects on the industrial and retail economy. Those tariffs affected FTR’s economic forecast by raising the global tariff rate to around 21% from 2% in 2024. FTR’s estimate is significantly below maximum potential impact of around 28%.
New TIA report examines deepening freight fraud crisis

6 days ago | logisticsmgmt.com | Jeff Berman

A report published by the Alexandria, Va.-based Transportation Intermediaries Association (TIA) earlier this week highlights the ongoing issues freight brokers continue to deal with, relating to freight fraud.
U.S.-bound imports are seeing tariff-driven declines, states Port Tracker report

6 days ago | logisticsmgmt.com | Jeff Berman

The impact of President Trump’s tariffs was apparent in the new edition of the Port Tracker report, which was released today by the National Retail Federation (NRF) and maritime consultancy Hackett Associates, with the report explaining that United States-bound cargo is expected to decline in May, for the first time in more than a year-and-a-half.
U.S. rail carload and intermodal volumes see gains, for week ending May 3, reports AAR

6 days ago | logisticsmgmt.com | Jeff Berman

United States rail carload and intermodal volumes, for the week ending May 3, saw annual gains, according to data issued this week by the Association of American Railroads (AAR). Rail carloads, at 225,641, increased 5.6% annually, trailing the week ending April 26, at 233,411, and topping the week ending April 19, at 224,436.
AAR speaks out against two crew members rule in comments filed with DOT

1 week ago | logisticsmgmt.com | Jeff Berman

Earlier this week, the Association of American Railroads (AAR) filed comments addressing a final rule issued by the Biden administration, establishing minimum safety requirements for train crew sizes, with the rule requiring a second crew member on all trains.
United States and United Kingdom come to terms on a new trade deal

1 week ago | logisticsmgmt.com | Jeff Berman

While no official deals between the United States and its many trading partners had been announced since President Trump announced his plan for reciprocal tariffs in early April, that changed today, with a deal being reached between the U.S. and the United Kingdom.
Federal Reserve pauses federal funds rate again, as trade and tariffs concerns remain

1 week ago | logisticsmgmt.com | Jeff Berman

Amid the many economic data points followed in both the freight economy and also the macroeconomy, including GDP, retail sales, manufacturing output, and employment, among others, one which continues to receive a large amount of attention is the federal funds rate, which comes from the Federal Reserve’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC).
DHL Supply Chain increases e-commerce logistics offerings, with acquisition of IDS Fulfillment

1 week ago | logisticsmgmt.com | Jeff Berman

Earlier this week, Westerville, Ohio-based DHL Supply Chain, a subsidiary of Deutsche Post DHL Group, announced it has acquired IDS Fulfillment, a Plainfied, Ind.-based e-commerce fulfillment and retail distribution logistics provider. A purchase price was not disclosed. DHL Supply Chain described this deal as a strategic move to further enhance its e-commerce capabilities, as well as extend its services to small and midsized customers.
Gartner keynote addresses key factors related to supply chain strategy

1 week ago | logisticsmgmt.com | Jeff Berman

In his opening keynote, Ken Chadwick, Vice President and Distinguished Advisor at Gartner, tackled one of the biggest challenges facing supply chain leaders today: making decisions in a world defined by divergence. From AI disruption to geopolitical uncertainty, Chadwick laid out a roadmap for how supply chains can turn complexity into competitive advantage. 1.
GXO and Blue Yonder herald new multi-year agreement

1 week ago | logisticsmgmt.com | Jeff Berman

Earlier this week, Greenwich, Conn.-based global contract logistics services provider GXO Logistics Inc. and Scottsdale, Ariz.-based Blue Yonder, a provider of AI-driven and end-to-end supply chain management services, said they have inked a global multi-year strategic agreement.