June 26 - Canada delivery unrest: Contract votes loom

June 26 - Canada delivery unrest: Contract votes loom | Fed weighs tariff impact

DHL Express Canada, Unifor reach tentative contract deal, union says; Fed on hold to see if tariff-induced inflation persists, Powell says; Standard Motor Products opens new Kansas, distribution center

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June 26, 2025 | Today’s news and insights for supply chain leaders

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Canada Post contract vote: What’s at stake for delivery operations

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DHL Express Canada, Unifor reach tentative contract deal, union says

The employees' strike remains in place until members ratify the agreement, a Unifor spokesperson told Supply Chain Dive.

Fed on hold to see if tariff-induced inflation persists, Powell says

“A majority of my committee has said that they do expect to cut rates between now and the end of the year,” Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said.

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Standard Motor Products opens new Kansas, distribution center

The Shawnee facility will boost turnaround times for fast-moving products, per the aftermarket auto parts supplier, which also plans to close a nearby site.

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