NAW is seeking to preserve protections for its members while appealing Oregon’s EPR law, warning that January 2027 fee invoices could expose distributors to unrecoverable costs or enforcement penalties before appellate review.
The Ohio robotic systems integrator adds engineering and integration capabilities to Capital Machine’s equipment offering in its first acquisition since partnering with Rotunda Capital Partners.
Nearly 500 workers represented by two Teamsters locals ratified a new contract following a strike at Sysco’s Los Angeles operation. It followed a standoff over contract language after the parties agreed on economic terms.
A spike in utilities output drove much of the increase, while manufacturing also had a healthy finish to 3Q26.
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The Canadian industrial parts and equipment distributor plans separate business presidents and investments in technicians, sales and digital capabilities.
The project, expected to begin serving customers in late 2028, follows a Texas groundbreaking, expansion of Medline’s Prime Vendor model into Canada and replacement capacity secured after a California warehouse fire.
The Michigan-based distributor has added more than 100,000 square feet of distribution capacity in 2026 and is targeting further expansion in Mexico and the Northeastern U.S.
Former Ferguson executive Ken Resuta will lead a Greater Philadelphia initiative intended to guide expansion into other major metros, building on Winsupply’s steady stream of local company openings and acquisitions.
U.S. producer prices posted a robust 1.3% monthly jump, driven by sharp energy gains alongside accelerating services, transportation and wholesale trade margins. Get the key figures and breakdown by product category here, along with our...
Congestion pricing revenue will help businesses move deliveries to evening and overnight hours, while a separate city proposal would require direct employment of core last-mile delivery and warehouse workers.
The Irving, TX facility adds rack assembly, integration and testing capabilities as Wesco expands its services around a data center market that continues to drive substantial sales growth.
