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These are our 10 favorite Supply Chain 24/7 stories from 2025, picked for usefulness, insight, and staying power.
CBP says it has collected more than $1 billion in duties since shutting down the de minimis shipping loophole earlier this year.
A new Cleanstart report reveals supply chains are learning that speed still matters, but trust now matters just as much.
Colorado has become the latest state flagged by DOT as a nationwide audit uncovers widespread issues with non-domiciled commercial driver's licenses.
The European Union is planning stricter controls on plastic imports... The post EU plans tighter checks on plastic imports to support recycling industry appeared first on Circular Online.
The Dignity Act could make EB-3 visas a more practical hiring option for warehouses and logistics providers facing ongoing labor shortages.
Totes and containers are being redesigned to support automation, tighter space, and faster warehouse operations.
A look back at the 10 logistics and supply chain stories that best captured the biggest shifts and challenges of 2025.
A new House bill would fine freight brokers that hire carriers with serious safety violations and expand federal oversight of broker practices.
Scientists say a new chemical recycling method could convert everyday plastic waste into key ingredients used in cancer medicines, potentially reducing reliance on fossil-based materials. The post Pla...
Parliamentarians, councils and industry representatives have met at Westminster to discuss the growing number of fires linked to discarded lithium-ion batteries, amid calls for stronger regulation and...
Supply chain hiring is heading into 2026 with uneven demand, persistent turnover, and continued competition for experienced talent.
In this roundtable, nine industry leaders share what they're excited about, worried about, and watching most closely as 2026 approaches.
More than half of people say they recycle less over Christmas. The post Recycling rates drop at Christmas as households struggle with festive waste, survey suggests appeared first on Circular Online.
A 30-year-old man has been given a suspended prison sentence after admitting to operating an illegal waste site on rural land in Northumberland, following a long-running investigation by the Environme...
Coventry City Council has incurred GBP900,000 in fines after non-recyclable waste was placed in recycling bins, contributing to a wider overspend in its city services budget, according to a council fi...
University College London has been awarded more than GBP44,000 through the National Cup Recycling Scheme's Beyond the Bin fund to investigate why paper cups continue to be missed by mainstream recycli...
The Salvation Army Trading Company has suspended the collection of donated textiles from household waste and recycling centres, citing rising donation volumes, increasing costs and wider economic pres...
The European Parliament has approved an agreement with member states to narrow the scope of EU sustainability reporting and supply-chain due diligence rules. The post MEPs back scaling back of EU sust...
The chair of the House of Lords Environment and Climate Change Committee has written to the environment secretary expressing "deep disappointment" at the government's response to its waste-crime inqui...
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