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How Trump could impose new tariffs after the Supreme Court ruling
20 Febbraio 2026 - The US Supreme Court’s decision to strike down President Trump’s tariff regime has thrown his foreign policy strategy into uncertainty. He could respond with new measures, but under tighter legal constraints. Here are the five options available to him.
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Why the US Supreme Court struck down Trump’s tariffs
20 Febbraio 2026 - On 20 February 2026, the Supreme Court struck down a substantial part of the blanket tariffs introduced by US President Trump, ruling that he had exceeded the powers set out in the Economic Emergencies Act.
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News from transport and logistics – 18 February 2026
18 Febbraio 2026 - Volvo sells 10,000 gas-powered trucks – Amazon logistics goes zero emission in the UK – First electric truck through the Channel Tunnel – Amazon drones for deliveries in Chicago
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The three transitions shaping Italian logistics, according to CDP
18 Febbraio 2026 - A January 2026 report by Cassa Depositi e Prestiti on Italian logistics puts the sector’s value at more than €120 billion in 2023, with 720,000 employees and a strong reliance on road transport. Digitalisation, urban logistics and sustainability are identified as the three ongoing transitions.
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Demand in Italian logistics remains high, as does the driver shortage
18 Febbraio 2026 - According to the Excelsior Information System, transport, warehousing and logistics companies in Italy plan 50,250 hires in February 2026, equal to 12% of the national total. Over the quarter, recruitment rises to 161,630 positions, with a 45% hiring difficulty rate and peaks of 58% for drivers.
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Transport and logistics news – 16 February 2026
16 Febbraio 2026 - Grimaldi boosts Trieste–Turkey ro-ro service – Rail wagons for heavy loads – Megatruck numbers rise in Denmark – Trieste returns to MSC’s Dragon route – Mm Operations expands in pharma-cosmetics logistics
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Transport and logistics news – 13 February 2026
13 Febbraio 2026 - In China electric trucks overtake gas – Msc opens logistics hub in Puglia – Phse strengthens operations in Germany
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VGP opens a 22,000 square metre logistics hub in Italy
12 Febbraio 2026 - VGP Park Legnano is a 22,000 square metre logistics hub completed in Lombardy by VGP Italy, close to the A8 motorway junction. More than 22,000 square metres have been leased to Melchioni Car System and GymBeam in a property certified BREEAM Outstanding.
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News from transport and logistics – 11 February 2026
11 Febbraio 2026 - Maersk most punctual carrier – Intermodal transport for Ukraine – Hydrogen trucks in the EU – Railport launches rail service in Turkey – Msc Air Cargo flies between Malpensa and Shanghai – Silk Way receives fourth B777F – Bertelsmann expands logistics in India
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Transport and logistics news – 10 February 2026
10 Febbraio 2026 - Maersk orders eight container ships – Suez traffic recovering – Hapag-Lloyd 2025 results – Diesel locomotives for TCDD – New Yang Ming container ships – P&O strengthens in Northern Europe
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Privacy authority inspections at two Italian Amazon logistics hubs
10 Febbraio 2026 - The Italian data protection authority has launched checks at Amazon’s logistics centres in Passo Corese and Castel San Giovanni, focusing on video surveillance systems and the processing of workers’ data. The activity also involves the Ispettorato Nazionale del Lavoro (National Labour Inspectorate) and the Guardia di Finanza.
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€7.8bn public takeover bid for InPost
10 Febbraio 2026 - A consortium led by Advent International, FedEx, A&R Investments and Ppf Group has agreed to launch an all-cash public takeover bid for all InPost shares at €15.60 per share, valuing the company at around €7.8bn.
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Transport and logistics news – 9 February 2026
9 Febbraio 2026 - 19,000 teu container ship calls at Trieste – Fs Advisory launched – CargoTech bets on artificial intelligence
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BYD strengthens automotive logistics in Italy with Automar
9 Febbraio 2026 - The Chinese carmaker BYD is reinforcing its Italian logistics through a partnership with Automar at the port of Gioia Tauro. A first car carrier call has already unloaded 1,200 vehicles.
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Interglobo to gain a new logistics facility on the outskirts of Milan
6 Febbraio 2026 - Prologis has launched the construction of a logistics platform in the Milan metropolitan area, on a brownfield site in Melzo. Developed for Interglobo, the project combines urban regeneration, a bespoke design and operational efficiency, with delivery scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2026.
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How agentic artificial intelligence is entering logistics
5 Febbraio 2026 - The agentic form of artificial intelligence is gaining ground in transport and logistics activities, as explained by Philipp Pfister of Transporeon. It will not merely act as operational support, but as a “digital colleague” in the day-to-day management of work.
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Autotrasportatore tedesco accumula oltre 200 violazioni su tempi di riposo
Il tribunale locale di Mühlhausen, in Germania, ha inflitto oltre 17mila euro di sanzione a un autotrasportatore della Turingia per più di 200 violazioni su orari di lavoro, tempi di guida e riposo. Le verifiche svcolte in azienda non sono state sufficienti a evitare la multa.
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Cede il carrello di un 747-8F Cargolux al Lussemburgo
Un aereo di Cargolux era parcheggiato in piazzola all'aeroporto di Lussemburgo quando ha ceduto il carrello alare sinistro. Nessun ferito. La compagnia ha disposto ispezioni aggiuntive su tutti i suoi Boeing 747-8F prima del volo successivo e ha avviato un'indagine sulle circostanze.
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L’apertura della galleria del Brennero rinviata di due anni
Bbt sposta dal 2032 al 2034 la messa in esercizio della Galleria di base del Brennero e porta a 11,73 miliardi di euro il costo a vita intera. La riprogettazione dell'attrezzaggio ferroviario trasferisce gran parte degli impianti nel cunicolo esplorativo, trasformato in galleria di servizio.
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Pessina confermato presidente di Federagenti
L'Assemblea di Federagenti ha rinnovato all'unanimità la presidenza di Paolo Pessina, alla guida della federazione degli agenti marittimi dall'ottobre 2024. Ha indicato come fronti aperti le crisi geopolitiche che pesano sui porti e la riforma portuale.




































