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Oct. 1, 2025
| This week’s logistics news and insights for supply chain leaders
The president’s legislation rescinded $60 million in environmental programs created under the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act.
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The fees, which commence Oct. 26, include per-package fees and levies for shipments that are large or require additional handling.
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Deliveries are halted due to the work stoppage, which started after Canada's government announced reforms for the beleaguered carrier.
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The fashion resale marketplace, which previously used Priority Mail, said delivery fees are the lowest they've been since 2017 due to the shift.
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Bark made the jump to mitigate rising delivery costs and speed up transit times, per Chief Supply Chain Officer James O'Leary.
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The e-commerce giant’s offering is helping KiwiCo improve delivery speed while reducing costs, the toy company's VP of Operations Rick Zumpano said.
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An executive order from President Donald Trump installs a 25% tariff on couch, sofa, chair and kitchen cabinet imports and a 10% duty on timber and lumber.
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Potential impact will largely depend on whether the policy affects truck parts and the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
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