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Descartes in the News

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Supply chain’s new normal isn’t stability; it’s change
Supply Chain Management Review speaks with Descartes’ Dan Cicerchi about why supply chain leaders must pivot from waiting for stability to return. From shifting trade policies and geopolitical disruptions to evolving transportation capacity challenges, Dan explains why agility, real-time visibility and connected supply chain data are becoming essential to navigating continuous change.
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Navigating the Post-IEEPA Regulatory Landscape
With the U.S. Supreme Court invalidating tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), importers face a new wave of uncertainty as legal challenges and appeals continue to unfold. Adrian Gonzalez with Talking Logistics explores the implications of the decision and what businesses should do now to stay compliant and manage risk in an evolving trade environment.
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Reuters: U.S. container imports fell 6.8% in January, but result points to more normalized trade, Descartes says
U.S. container imports fell 6.8% in January, according to Descartes data cited by Reuters. While volumes declined month-over-month, the results point to more normalized trade patterns following extended periods of disruption and frontloading in early 2025. The data highlights how shifting demand, inventory adjustments, and trade policy dynamics continue to influence import activity in 2026.
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CPGIO uses Descartes’ e-commerce inventory and order management solution to achieve 5x growth
Retail Technology Review shares how CPGIO, an omnichannel ecommerce distribution and optimization partner for consumer packaged goods (CPG) companies, used Descartes’ inventory and order management solution to scale from 2,000 to 10,000 daily orders across 40+ sales channels.

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