How to Prepare for Tariff Changes in 2026
Get ready for 2026: Learn how to prepare for future tariff changes through supply chain diversification, compliance tools, and sourcing strategies.
Get ready for 2026: Learn how to prepare for future tariff changes through supply chain diversification, compliance tools, and sourcing strategies.
Lovesac is reshoring manufacturing to the U.S. to combat tariff impacts and supply chain risks, marking a strategic shift in production strategy in 2025.
FedEx warns the MD‑11 cargo aircraft grounding will elevate logistics costs and strain capacity during the 2025 holiday peak shipping season, forcing contingency strategies and network adjustments.
Uber Eats and DoorDash have sued New York City to block a new law requiring tipping prompts at checkout, arguing it violates free‑speech rights and could increase costs for consumers.
The U.S. government has already collected roughly $1 billion in new tariff revenue after closing the de minimis loophole, with duties of 10 %–50 % on previously exempt imports.
Adobe data shows e‑commerce returns down 2.5% this holiday season, as consumers shop more strategically and thoughtfully amid economic pressures.
Macy’s Chicago flagship on State Street is showing noticeable turnaround progress with enhanced merchandising, customer service, and visual presentation.
Home Depot’s expanded distribution footprint and logistics technology have propelled its delivery speeds to historically fast same‑day and next‑day levels.
Victoria’s Secret is navigating a $90M tariff impact by pivoting from air to ocean freight and adjusting sourcing strategies, reshaping its supply chain approach.
Walmart addresses food safety concerns after razor blades were found in bread at Biloxi stores and faces ongoing product recalls flagged by the FDA.
Walmart is rolling out performance-based raises for frontline associates and investing in advanced distribution centers to support operational growth.
Moody’s projects U.S. consumer spending growth to slow to roughly 1.5% in 2026, with labor market and affordability pressures dampening demand.
After four decades at Walmart, CEO Doug McMillon plans to retire in January 2026 and has said he’s looking forward to a “blank calendar” before pursuing future business and philanthropic interests.
A January 2026 virtual event from Industry Dive will review 2025 holiday season trends and explore how they may shape retail and logistics strategies in 2026.
Walmart’s agentic AI approach redefines retail automation by embedding autonomous agents into operations, shopping experiences, and supply chain workflows.
UNFI’s expanded lean daily management rollout has improved throughput, on‑time deliveries and reduced shrink across its distribution centers, reinforcing its supply chain performance goals.