Transportation supply chains are under mounting pressure in 2025 as tariffs, labor disruptions, and rising fuel and freight costs reshape global logistics. U.S. carriers face a freight recession, with per-truck costs rising by as much as $35,000, leading to job losses and slower product rollouts. While new partnerships and AI-driven route optimization offer long-term efficiency, short-term disruptions continue to drive higher delivery costs and uncertainty.
Transportation Supply Chain Strains Grow as Tariffs, Freight Costs, and Delays Reshape 2025 Logistics
