
US Imposes 50% Tariffs on Select Canadian Goods, Effective in 30 Days
The U.S. government will impose new 50% tariffs on certain Canadian goods, effective in 30 days.
US-Canada trade faces new tariffs and Ford investment, while diesel costs and regulatory retesting impact trucking operations. — US imposes 50% tariffs on select Canadian goods, effective in 30 days, impacting cross-border logistics. · Diesel fuel costs are up 40% due to Middle East conflict, increasing operational expenses for trucking fleets. · California mandates retesting for 11,000 CDL holders due to cheating concerns, potentially affecting driver availability. · Ford invests $499 million in its Canadian engine plant to expand larger engine production, supporting cross-border automotive supply chains.

The U.S. government will impose new 50% tariffs on certain Canadian goods, effective in 30 days.
British Steel is now under public ownership after years of uncertainty, with the UK government controlling its Scunthorpe plant.
Ukraine's economy ministry reported a 0.8% year-on-year GDP increase in May, building on April's 0.9% growth.

Logistics UK welcomes Jonathan Reynolds' reappointment as Trade Secretary, expecting continued economic growth and investment focus.
ArcBest is optimizing its LTL network by closing some terminals and consolidating truckload and logistics operations

California DMV requires 11,000 CDL holders to retake knowledge tests following irregularities suggesting cheating

Preliminary data shows a 9% decrease in net trailer orders for June, totaling 13,500 units, a 35% drop from May
GAC is enhancing its automotive supply chain services in the UAE and Oman, covering Ro-Ro vessel handling to end-to-end management
Hankook Tire is boosting production at its Tennessee plant to meet U.S. commercial tire demand.

Trucking fleets are experiencing severe financial strain as diesel fuel prices surged over 40% in early 2026.
The EU will not impose penalties for methane emission non-compliance on energy imports until 2030, despite rules starting in 2027

Melis Logistics will acquire Peters Transporten from Bemmel, effective September 1, 2026, to enhance its market presence and service…
Supply chain disruptions are increasingly unpredictable, highlighting the critical need for enhanced logistics resilience.
Logistics executives expect market and regulatory changes to demand agile strategies by 2026, requiring continuous adaptation.

Ford is investing $499 million in its Canadian Essex engine plant to produce larger engines for U.S. assembly plants
Andy Transport has acquired Transport Express Frontières' assets, strengthening its network and focusing on sustainable growth.

An increase in Chinese truck companies operating in Mexico is complicating ongoing US-Mexico tariff negotiations.

Daimler Truck, Lambert Defence, and Soframe have partnered for Belgium's military logistics truck tender

TLN is considering legal steps after the Merwedebrug was abruptly closed to trucks, citing government's potential oversight

Rhenus RETrans has executed the first international waste shipment fully registered via the new European DIWASS system.

The UK Warehousing Association warns that increased business rates on warehouses will raise operating costs and consumer prices.

Van der Vlist introduces MAN hTGX hydrogen combustion engine trucks for sustainable heavy and abnormal transport operations

Van Veluw Transport expanded its fleet with three new tractor units for international bagged animal feed transport.
European shares rebounded from early losses, stabilizing as diplomatic progress in the Middle East eased global energy market concerns.

Royal Burgers and Heisterkamp are expanding their collaboration to boost Double Deck trailer adoption in Europe, improving efficiency and…

Meeuwenoord Recycling has added its first all-electric DAF XD portal truck to its operations, supporting sustainability goals.
A large fire has fully engulfed a business complex in Udenhout, Netherlands, with no casualties reported.

The Danube River's water levels have dropped to a 1996 low, disrupting grain barge traffic and irrigation in Romania

UKWA analysis reveals the actual warehousing workforce is 70% higher than official figures, driven by e-commerce and supply chain evolution
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