Loog.ai Blog — Logistics, Automation & AI in Freight Transport

UPS says tariff uncertainty is still changing shipment timing and routing, while carriers and shippers are leaning more heavily on AI-powered forecasting and real-time data to reduce errors. For North America, Oceania, and UK logistics teams, that combination is reshaping how freight is planned across volatile trade lanes.

With regulatory pressure mounting and consumers demanding transparency, supply chains are accelerating their decarbonization efforts. From electric fleets to carbon-neutral warehouses, here's how the industry is cutting emissions in 2026.

An earlier Lunar New Year pulled demand forward and tightened belly capacity. Here’s how CN–US/EU spot rates, load factors, and de minimis workflows changed—plus a checklist to keep parcels moving.