Hostess Brands CFO Travis Leonard is sounding the alarms - Twinkie production is hitting a wall.

Ford Motor CEO Jim Farley has made it clear to reporters that the company does not expect the cost of raw materials needed to develop electric batteries will drop anytime soon.

Chip manufacturing has been slow-going as the world faces constant problems within the supply chain.

Ukraine grain exports are finally on the up and up.

Apple has raised an eyebrow or two after asking its Taiwan-based suppliers to begin labeling their products as “Made in China”.

The Rhine River in Germany is a major shipping corridor for Central Europe, and it’s slowly drying up.

Corn shipments continue to leave Ukraine ports after the UN deal brokered between Russia, Turkey, and Ukraine takes effect.

In a surprising turn of events, Republican Senate members voted unanimously to overturn the Biden administration rule requiring permits and strict environmental reviews of major highways, pipelines, and oil well infrastructure projects.

Egypt’s El Hamra oil terminal, operated by Egypt’s Western Desert Operating Petroleum Co. on its northern coast, has become the host of approximately 700,000 barrels of Russian oil cargo.

The Chinese naval fleets have been running massive military operations off the coast of Taiwan, forcing shipping lanes to avoid the area.

The CHIPS Act, passed by the Senate with a 64-33 vote last week, promises $52 billion to boost American semiconductor manufacturing on its own soil.

Peloton, the company popular for its at-home exercise bikes and treadmills, has announced it will no longer manufacture its exercise equipment due to deflating demand and the need for supply chain simplification.

California warehouses are likely to get overloaded as U.S. retailers see slowing sales and constant merchandise coming in from across the Pacific to U.S. West Coast ports.

While the 2,702-page, trillion-dollar infrastructure bill is quite the feat for the Biden Administration, it seems that it is one of the main catalysts in the highest inflation rate America has seen in 40 years.

U.S. companies are bringing workforces and supply chains back to American soil at significant rates.

East Coast ports are starting to see a wild influx of traffic as the West Coast continues to navigate an excess of supply chain hiccups.

The National Airspace System may have drones joining its ranks as Congress begins a long-term effort to reauthorize the Federal Aviation Administration.

PhD student Emma Gibson is advocating for better health care logistics in her home continent of Africa.

The southern port city of Odessa, Turkey is seizing an opportunity - establishing a new shipping coordination center in Istanbul.

The Senate passed the CHIPS and Science Act this past Wednesday, gaining approval from industry groups lobbying for solutions to the semiconductor shortage.