Industry insights, integration guides, and product updates from the CXTMS team.

New CMA guidance and EU directives make shippers liable for misleading environmental claims across their supply chains. Learn how anti-greenwashing enforcement is reshaping logistics compliance in 2026.

Battery-free QR temperature indicators like SpotSee's WarmMark QR are enabling package-level cold chain monitoring at under $1 per shipment. Here's how this breakthrough is closing the last-mile visibility gap for pharma and food logistics.

Cargo.one's €17M acquisition of Cargofive signals the freight platform consolidation wave. Learn why air cargo booking platforms are expanding into multimodal marketplaces and what it means for forwarders.

The EU Omnibus I Directive takes effect on March 18, 2026, dramatically restructuring CSRD and CS3D reporting requirements. With CSRD thresholds raised to 1,000+ employees and €450 million turnover, and CSDDD narrowed to companies with 5,000+ employees and €1.5 billion revenue, logistics operators face a paradox: fewer companies must report, but those that remain in scope face higher governance expectations.

FedEx is deploying Berkshire Grey's Scoop autonomous trailer unloading system across its parcel hubs in 2026. Here's why robotic trailer unloading is the breakthrough that could transform the most physically punishing job in logistics.

IFS completed its acquisition of Softeon on March 2, 2026, creating IFS Softeon and signaling a seismic shift in how enterprise software vendors approach warehouse management. With the global WMS market projected to reach $10.89 billion by 2031, the ERP-WMS convergence trend is reshaping supply chain technology strategy.

The ITS Logistics March 2026 Port/Rail Ramp Freight Index reveals stabilizing trade behavior interrupted by Strait of Hormuz disruptions, new tariffs, and rising cargo theft — here's what shippers need to know.

The multimodal transport market is projected to reach $159.30 billion by 2032. Learn why route diversification across air, ocean, and road is now the default strategy for resilient global supply chains.

The global shipping industry is placing billion-dollar bets on three competing fuel pathways — LNG, methanol, and ammonia — as regulatory pressure mounts. With 38% of new vessel tonnage now ordered with alternative fuel capability, the fuel choice your ocean carrier makes today will directly shape the freight surcharges you pay tomorrow.

New state laws are expanding autonomous delivery robots from sidewalks to bike lanes and road shoulders. With the delivery robot market projected to reach $3.27 billion by 2031 and companies like Coco targeting 10,000 robots by year-end, here's how the last-mile robotics revolution is reshaping logistics.