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(6 articles)Schiphol Slot Cuts Threaten Air Cargo Capacity in Europe
The Dutch cabinet has finalized a new Schiphol Airport Traffic Decree that sets strict aircraft movement limits (478,000 per year, down from 500,000) and introduces stringent noise controls, drawing s
CAFE Reset Unlikely to Boost Auto Freight Demand in 2026
The Department of Transportation finalized its revised CAFE standards on September 28, lowering fuel economy targets from 50.4 mpg to 34.5 mpg by 2031 and removing EV production assumptions from autom
FMCSA Restores In-Person Trucking Inspections After Remote Era
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has issued a March 2025 directive ordering a return to mandatory in-person inspection practices for trucking companies, marking a significant operationa
C.H. Robinson Escalates Broker Liability Fight to Congress
C.H. Robinson, one of North America's largest freight brokers, has escalated efforts to address broker liability issues by engaging directly with congressional representatives. This move indicates tha
EU Rail Freight Crisis Worsens as Regulatory Solutions Lag
Europe's rail freight network is experiencing acute operational and capacity challenges that require immediate intervention, yet the European Commission's proposed solutions remain largely structural
Trump's Generic Drug Tariffs Threaten Medicine Prices and Supply
The Trump administration's proposal to impose tariffs on generic drugs represents a significant structural shift in how the US pharmaceutical supply chain operates. Generic drugs, which represent roug