Warehouse
-
South Carolina wins with wine and peanuts
South Carolina Ports is touting two new export facilities projects that will have access to the Port of Charleston: a production facility and distribution center…
Read More » -
Prologis sees further tightening in logistics real estate supply
A Prologis Research report says new logistics real estate completions coming online will fall short of demand over the next decade.
Read More » -
NextNav, with its warehouse-ready positioning technology, going public via SPAC
Spartacus will acquire the company in a valuation of more than $1B; more than $400M will be plowed back into the business for growth.
Read More » -
Transportation capacity tightens further in May
Growth rates throughout the supply chain cooled in May from recent record highs. However, the latest reading on transportation capacity stepped lower again.
Read More » -
Prologis names Scott Marshall global head of Customer Led Solutions
Industrial and logistics real estate investment trust Prologis brings in an industry veteran to manage relationships with multimarket customers and expand broker relationships.
Read More » -
Kansas City on pace for record commercial real estate growth in 2021
The Kansas City region, with its centralized location, is becoming a prime area for commercial warehouse space, with KC Smartport expecting 15 million square feet…
Read More » -
Commodity price spikes slow logistics warehousing activity but don’t stop it
Steel costs and availability could delay projects for the rest of the year, expert says.
Read More » -
Amazon to hire 75K workers for North American logistics, fulfillment
The staffing will be weighted toward the fulfillment and delivery centers, Amazon says.
Read More » -
Prologis and ASCM launch global logistics certification program
Prologis announced it has partnered with the Association for Supply Chain Management to launch a certification program for logistics workers.
Read More » -
Amazon to open first fulfillment center in Savannah
The facility will be located about 8 miles from the Georgia Ports Authority’s Garden City Terminal.
Read More »