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Redesigned Shipments Overview, USMCA Review & DP World Terminal
This week's top news in trucking and logistics
Trade policy, port investment, and distribution network growth are shaping supply chain plans this week. Here’s what matters for your freight and sourcing decisions.
Top articles this week
Find and Manage Shipments Faster With the Redesigned Shipments Overview and Navigation Bar
The all-shipments page in the Track tab now shows all your shipments in one streamlined table, with enhanced search, sorting, and filtering. Shipments requiring action always appear at the top, and you can refresh or share the page without losing your filters. A redesigned sidebar also keeps recent quotes and key account tools within easier reach.
How could a single shipments view speed up your team’s daily freight checks?
USTR initiates next stage of USMCA review
The U.S. Trade Representative opened public comments ahead of the next USMCA joint review, with submissions due Jan. 12, 2027. Because the three countries didn’t extend the pact this year, reviews now happen annually, with the next due July 1, 2027. For shippers, the comment period is a chance to share how the agreement affects your business.
How does USMCA factor into your cross-border sourcing and shipping plans?
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DP World plots US port comeback with Corpus Christi container terminal
The Port of Corpus Christi signed a lease option with DP World to develop a container terminal that could eventually handle about 1 million TEUs a year. Corpus Christi isn’t a container port today, and the terminal would diversify a cargo base focused on energy. For shippers, it could mean another Gulf Coast gateway over time.
Where could a new Gulf Coast container gateway fit into your import plans?
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In Other News
Mexico remains top US trading partner as August commerce hits $94.3B
U.S.-Mexico trade rose nearly 27% year over year to $94.3 billion in August, with Laredo the top gateway.
Read more on FreightWaves
Hapag-Lloyd’s Zim takeover heads for reset as Israel requires new review
Israel requires a new review of Hapag-Lloyd’s $4.2 billion Zim deal; the carriers operate separately until closing.
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Tractor Supply opens Idaho distribution center with automation, dedicated AI team
Tractor Supply’s 865,000-square-foot Nampa, Idaho, distribution center will serve 123 stores in nine states in its first year.
Read more on Supply Chain Dive
Why one brand adopted Amazon’s growing inventory replenishment service
Moralve’s supplier now sends one inbound shipment to Amazon’s GWD instead of three to five separate shipments.
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USPS lengthens some delivery expectations outside contiguous US
Since Oct. 1, USPS Ground Advantage packages to and from Alaska, Hawaii and several U.S. territories carry 10-plus-day expectations.
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