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  • Data centers pulling on already shrinking pool of US truck capacity
    Data centers pulling on already shrinking pool of US truck capacity
  • Ocean carriers redraw the marine terminal landscape
    Ocean carriers redraw the marine terminal landscape
  • US retailers downgrade July import forecast, but see healthier year-end
    US retailers downgrade July import forecast, but see healthier year-end
  • Low water on Rhine limits cargo access to German industrial heartland
    Low water on Rhine limits cargo access to German industrial heartland
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    Fragmented equipment sector raises new risks for project logistics
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Data centers pulling on already shrinking pool of US truck capacity

Each gigawatt of US data center expansion requires 100,000 truckloads, and experts question whether existing truck capacity is sufficient to meet the construction demand.

Ocean carriers redraw the marine terminal landscape

A string of major port investments this summer highlights how ocean carriers are increasingly locking in marine terminal capacity.

US retailers downgrade July import forecast, but see healthier year-end

July’s imports will come in far lower than originally expected, while the end-of-year outlook appears more bullish, according to the latest Global Port Tracker from the National Retail Federation.

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