When the world’s fifth-most-valuable company decides to build its second-largest logistics facility in California in your backyard, it sends a strong signal to corporate investors that your county is not just open for business; it’s ready to sign on the dotted line.
Louisville retains the top spot in our annual examination of project activity in every metropolitan and micropolitan area along the river’s 981-mile route.
Indices point to the globe’s best-performing ports, plus expert insights into U.S. Foreign-Trade Zones and how they help with tariffs.
Stretching across eight U.S. states and two Canadian provinces, the Great Lakes region has long been one of North America’s economic engines.
Texas and Chicagoland top logistics facility tallies, with high-performing results in cold chain storage.
Deeper channels, faster terminals and expanding inland networks are reshaping how companies evaluate Gulf Coast locations.
Logistics and water are the top resources informing the evolving economies of the Great Lakes region.
You don’t get to be the U.S. leader in air cargo by standing pat. Logistics operations are flying high in the Bluegrass State.
Machinery, Equipment & Construction remains the global industry leader for the ninth consecutive year.
Hear from a top executive at the world’s largest cold storage facility and operations company about how location decisions are made.
Shipping lanes from the Great Lakes to the world form the backbone of the regional economy.
By special arrangement, a new Cushman & Wakefield report outlines shifting supply chains across world regions.
LEGO prepares for future operations in Virginia; Kimberly-Clark enhances U.S. portfolio; ODATA welcomes QR03's first data center facility in Mexico.
From the busiest riverport in the country to the No. 1 air cargo center, Kentucky is the undisputed national leader in moving goods.
Co-investment aids logistics needs at Australia's Port Botany; Canada-based biomanufacturer returns to Alberta; SAIL plans to double production capacity in India.
Amgen in North Carolina; Amazon in Fort Myers; a plastics pioneer in Fort Worth; Eli Lilly in Wisconsin; an automotive company in Michigan; a printing facility turns into a data center in Kansas City.
By exclusive arrangement, we share insights from the Cresa Logistics Index, plus a Q&A with Cresa Head of Research Craig Van Pelt.
Utz opens a distribution center in Pennsylvania; Amgen establishes a new facility in North Carolina; Hyundai Motor plans to expand offerings in Malaysia.
Pulp producer Suzano expands in Brazil; PepsiCo grows in South Africa; Taihan Cable doubles down on South Korea location
The following appears by permission of the American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association (ASLRRA, at www.aslrra.org). In September the American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association (ASLRRA), representing the nation’s 600 Class II and III freight railroads, and five of its member railroads presented at the Surface Transportation Board (STB) hearing, “Growth in the […]
Need a place to store or distribute your goods? Look no more. Illinois has a spot for it.
But changes roil global supply chains.
Major infrastructure investments are fueling logistics projects.
Gulfport, Pascagoula, Biloxi and other ports keep maritime commerce humming.