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Logistics’ Current Playbook Includes Controlling Capacity, Changing Countries and Managing Congestion
The only constant in logistics this year has been change. At Sourcing Journal’s Fall Summit, executives from Flexport, OEC Group and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey unpacked what shifts in tariffs, consumption and carrier...
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Construction Material Costs Continue To Accelerate In August Amid “Extreme” Price Hikes For Steel, Aluminum And Lumber After New Tariffs
The producer price index for materials and services used in nonresidential construction rose 0.2 percent in August and 2.5 percent from August 2024, driven by extreme increases in steel and aluminum prices, according to an analysis by the...
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Avian flu confirmed in fighting birds in Mexico
The presence of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) has been confirmed in two flocks of fighting birds in Mexico, according to a report from the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH). Both flocks are in an urban area in Nezahualcóyotl,...
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Opinion: It’s time for Mexico to stop flaring its precious natural gas
Long one of the world’s leading oil producers, Mexico is also among the top nine countries that together account for 75% of global methane emissions from gas flaring and venting. It is a dubious ranking that has not gone unnoticed. Indeed, for...
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Finalists in México Canta — the anti-narco-culture singing contest — face off Sunday on live TV
The stage is set for the highly anticipated grand finale of “México Canta,” a singing competition akin to “American Idol” with one overriding rule: Songs that glorify the lives of cartels, violence or drug trafficking are not allowed. The finals...
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Isabella Cota, Mexican business journalist, wins Cabot for holding economic power to account
By César López Linares October 2, 2025 In the business and finance world, largely dominated by men, Mexican journalist Isabella Cota has had to learn to deal with the discomfort of being the only woman in the room. Especially as a woman who asks...
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Goodell says NFL will return to Mexico City in 2026
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell announced the league will return to Mexico City in 2026, confirming the next game at Estadio Azteca, as the venue nears completion of its World Cup renovation. “We’ll be back in Mexico City next year, which we’re...
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Roger Goodell confirms NFL returning to Mexico City in 2026
Original article can be found here. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell announced the league will return to Mexico City in 2026, confirming the next game at Estadio Azteca, as the venue nears completion of its World Cup renovation. “We’ll be back in...
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San Luis Port of Entry construction ahead of schedule
SAN LUIS, Ariz. (KYMA) - The mayor of San Luis, Arizona took a tour of the San Luis Port of Entry to get an update on the construction Thursday. San Luis' mayor says the good news is that construction is ahead of schedule. “They are five months...
Owner: Bradley Family
Beauty industry undergoes major makeover as brands cater more to Gen Z
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Now Playing Beauty industry undergoes major makeover as brands cater more to Gen Z 04:15 UP NEXT OpenAI launches Sora 2 wth AI social media app 05:48 The Jimmy...
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How has the war impacted Ukraine’s agriculture?
Ukraine’s agricultural industry has been under attack since Russia first began its full-scale invasion into Ukraine. Image: Shutterstock By Bryony Cottam Since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion, the Kremlin has systematically targeted...
Owner: Nigel Clifford
A year of horror: Halloween industry shaken by tariffs
By Natasha Chen, CNN Santa Cruz, CA (CNN) — Chris Zephro’s warehouse full of latex masks, “Saw” movie props, and zombie apocalypse games is a testament to his love of horror. “Horror is not necessarily Halloween. It’s really a lifestyle,” Zephro...
Owner: Bradley Family
Latest Trump tariffs scaring Ontario wood manufacturers, group says
Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News Local impacts of new U.S. tariffs on wood products are unclear but 'potentially devastating' Wood Manufacturing Cluster of Ontario CEO Mike Baker. Photo by SUPPLIED /THE SUN TIMES/POSTMEDIA NETWORK U.S....
Owner: Anthony Melchiorre
Is Cab Franc the future of the Livermore Valley wine industry?
Cabernet Franc wine is a mystery to many. Yet Cab Franc is the genetic parent of celebrated Cabernet Sauvignon. Livermore Valley wineries recently named Cab Franc as one of their signature wines and aim to differentiate the wine from its famous...
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Homegrown Organic Farms expands import program with berries from Mexico, Peru, and Chile
Homegrown Organic Farms is expanding its import berry program, offering a wider selection of organic and conventional berries sourced from Mexico, Peru, and Chile. With the addition of Peruvian blueberries and Mexican blackberries, Homegrown is...
Owner: Gustavo Yentzen
US department of energy cancels another $7.6 billion in energy project funding
Source: oilprice.com The US Department of Energy has canceled $7.6 billion in funding for previously approved energy projects on the grounds that they would not produce any palpable benefits for Americans. The canceled projects are 223 in total,...
Owner: Larry Dogbey
Trump isn't helping Delaware's energy costs. How we can lower them
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President Donald Trump promised he’d bring down energy costs and secure our “energy dominance” — but if you’re a Delawarean who’s looked at their bills recently, you know costs are climbing. Unfortunately, now our president is throttling American...
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10 Must-Try Mexican Foods You Can Find At Costco
Costco is a big place, and there's a lot of food there. That may sound like the most obvious statement in the world, but it's important to remember that it's not just the place you go to stock up on its must-try food staples that everyone should...
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CRB Arquitectos creates timber building with "vertical gardens" in Mexico City
Local studio CRB Arquitectos has completed a timber apartment building with planted atriums and sculptural staircases in the heart of Mexico City. The 3,770-square metre (40,580-square foot) building – known as ONTO Álvaro Obregón – opened in 2025...
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Mexican Design Is Ready for Its Close Up
This story is part of Fair Take, our reporting on global design events that looks up close at the newest ideas in fixtures, furnishings, and more. The time is right for Mexican design to have its moment. Over the past few years, there’s been more...
Owner: Andrew Perlman and Matt Sechrest