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AI in Supply Chain Technology

AI in Logistics: What Actually Worked in 2025 and What Will Scale in 2026

AI drew enormous attention in 2025 across supply chain operations. The most successful teams focused on smaller, well-defined operational bottlenecks where AI could reduce ambiguity, surface risks sooner, and compress decision cycles. TMS platforms used AI to evaluate alternates during routing failures, while WMS platforms used AI to sequence tasks based on congestion and labor availability.

According to McKinsey, companies using artificial intelligence in logistics are seeing 5-20% cuts in operational costs. Global investment in Digital Transformation will reach $3.4 trillion in 2026, with Supply Chain modernization among the top priorities.

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Global Shipping Shipping

Maritime Trade Under Pressure – Growth Set to Stall in 2025

After a modest 2.2% growth in 2024, maritime trade is expected to slow to just 0.5% in 2025, according to the Review of Maritime Transport 2025 published by UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD). Long-distance rerouting caused by geopolitical tensions kept ships busier last year with a record of nearly 6% growth in ton-miles.

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Warehouse Automation Automation

Warehouse Automation Market Reaches $30 Billion in 2025

The warehouse automation market has reached $22-30 billion in 2025 and is projected to exceed $55-65 billion by 2030. In 2025, AMRs are widely used for goods-to-person picking, replenishment, returns processing, and zone-to-zone transport. A 2025 industry survey found that 64% of companies plan to invest in automation and technology.

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Supply Chain Visibility Visibility

Real-Time Supply Chain Visibility: The Ultimate Guide for 2025

Real-time supply chain visibility software has become indispensable in 2025, helping businesses track goods, mitigate risks, and improve efficiency. These tools integrate technologies like IoT, GPS, and AI to offer real-time tracking, predictive analytics, and multi-tier supplier insights across every mode, region, and partner involved.

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Trade Disruptions Trade

U.S. Tariffs Propel Global Supply Chains into Uncharted Waters

With trade uncertainty at historic highs, the latest projections expect global trade in goods to contract in 2025 as manufacturers and investors prioritize risk mitigation. Throughout 2024 and into 2025, major ports faced congestion, labor constraints, and capacity mismatches resulting in longer dwell times and increased demurrage charges.

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Digital Freight Technology

Digital Freight Platforms: Transforming Logistics in 2025

Digital freight platforms are cloud-based ecosystems that connect shippers, freight forwarders, and carriers to automate freight booking, pricing, tracking, and document exchange. The algorithm matches demand with supply instantly, based on cost, reliability, and performance history, replacing emails, phone calls, and spreadsheets.

T Read on Triare
Sustainability Sustainability

Green Logistics in 2025: Impact on Emissions and Sustainability

The logistics sector now accounts for nearly a quarter of global carbon emissions, with numbers rising to 759.10 million tons CO₂e in June 2025. The EU aims for a 45% reduction in CO2 emissions by 2030 compared to 2019 levels. Using rail instead of road transport can cut carbon emissions by up to 80%.

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Last Mile Delivery E-commerce

Last-Mile Delivery Market to Reach $564 Billion by 2032

The global last-mile delivery market is projected to grow from $140.48 billion in 2023 to $200.42 billion by 2027, driven by e-commerce expansion. The sector is undergoing transformation through automation, AI, electric vehicles, and alternative delivery models such as lockers, drones, and crowdsourcing.

FE Read on FarEye
Supply Chain Trends Trends

Top 10 Supply Chain Technology Trends to Watch in 2026

From agentic AI and digital twins to zero-emission freight and cyber-resilient ecosystems, these innovations are redefining how goods are planned, moved, and monitored. AI was widely adopted in 2025, but the most meaningful progress came from embedding AI into workflows rather than treating it as a bolt-on.

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Container Shipping Shipping

Container Shipping 2025: Smarter Strategies in an Age of Instability

Resilience is the new differentiator and success in 2025 hinges on logistics intelligence, automation and real-time agility – not extended contracts. Leaders must invest in smarter, adaptive operations that turn uncertainty into strategic advantage in volatile markets.

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