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January 29, 2026
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Recent, Happening Now
January 21, 2026
Understanding Mexico’s IMMEX Program and What It Means for US Shippers
Mexico remains a vital part of many U.S. companies’ supply chain strategies. One major reason for this is the IMMEX program. But recent policy changes have significantly altered how IMMEX operates —...
Recent, Happening Now
December 22, 2025
Weber Logistics’ Most-Read Blog Posts of 2025
As 2025 comes to a close, we’re taking a moment to look back at the Weber Logistics blog posts that resonated most with our readers this year. From navigating California’s evolving regulatory...
Recent, Happening Now
November 21, 2025
Why You’re Better Off Leaving Automation to a 3PL
In today's logistics landscape, warehouse automation is no longer a futuristic luxury — it's a necessity. But as companies face rising consumer expectations, tighter margins, and labor shortages, the...
Southern California Ports
July 14, 2014
The Latest on West Coast Port Labor Negotiations
The contract between the Pacific Maritime Association and the International Longshore and Warehouse Union, which represents almost 20,000 longshore workers at 29 West Coast ports, expired on July 1....
West Coast Distribution
March 6, 2013
Distribution Centers in the Inland Empire: Space hard to find, but more development is predicted
In a previous blog post, we discussed the Southern California warehouse market. In this post, we want to focus on the Inland Empire region – the logistics hub of Southern California. Located about 50...
Southern California Ports
December 13, 2012
Panama Canal Expansion: Impact on Southern California ports
Currently, large cargo ships are too wide, deep and tall to maneuver through the Panama Canal. However, the Panama Canal expansion project currently underway will double capacity by allowing more and...
Southern California Ports
December 5, 2012
End of Strike Brings Growth Opportunity to Southern California Ports
Employers and striking harbor clerks at the Ports of LA and Long Beach mercifully reached agreement on a contract that brought striking workers and sympathizers back to work on December 5. The deal...
Southern California Ports
September 25, 2012
Do we need another logistics blog?
Another logistics blog site? Don’t the various logistics publications and supply chain services providers – on their websites and blog sites – do a good enough job of commenting on industry issues...
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