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Logistics news — August 1, 2026 - Page 3

Publications tagged with Logistics published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 3 of 3.

57 publications

  1. BusinessTradeLogisticsCommodities

    Ambev's Profit Surges 25% to R$3.5 Billion in Q2

    Ambev reported a 25% increase in net profit to R$3.5 billion in the second quarter, driven by growth in premium beers and wellness products. The company's net revenue grew by 6%, and adjusted EBITDA reached R$8.46 billion, up 9%. Premium beers, led by Corona and Stella Artois, grew by 20%, while wellness brands like Stella Pure Gold and Michelob Ultra advanced around 60%. Non-alcoholic beers grew by 30%, driven by Corona Cero and Brahma 0.0%.
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  2. BusinessBudgetTradeLogisticsCommodities

    Lukashenko Orders New Strategy for 'Horizon' Holding

    Alexander Lukashenko demanded a new development strategy for the 'Horizon' holding, which includes the Brest electric lamp factory, due to suboptimal financial and economic indicators. The holding's production volume has decreased by 5.6% and profit from sales by 32% in the first half of the year. The President ordered a strategy with specific tasks for exports and localization to be ready by the end of the year, involving domestic related companies if necessary.
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  3. WorldMiddle EastLogistics

    EU Gas Shortages: Six Countries at Risk This Winter

    Six EU countries - Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, Bulgaria, and Slovakia - face a high risk of gas shortages this winter. As of late July, Europe's underground gas storage facilities were only 52.5% full, the lowest level since 2021. Experts warn that if the current trend continues, Europe may only reach 70% capacity before the heating season. High import costs, driven by increased gas prices, are a significant factor in the slow filling of EU storage.
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  5. WorldAsiaLogisticsGrid

    Energocom's Role in Moldova's Energy Sector Questioned

    Economic experts Veaceslav Ioniță and Victoria Furțună criticize the role and activities of state-owned company Energocom in Moldova's energy ecosystem. Ioniță argues that Energocom is a 'bottleneck' and 'scapegoat' institution, while Furțună likens it to a 'black box.' Both experts question the necessity of Energocom's simultaneous existence with Moldovagaz and demand transparency in its operations.
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  6. BusinessTradeLogisticsCommodities

    Decline in New Online Sellers in Russia

    The number of new sellers entering the Russian e-commerce market has decreased by 25% year-on-year in the first half of 2023. This decline is attributed to falling business profitability, with some smaller players leaving the market. The increase in marketplace commissions, service costs, and logistics has also contributed to this trend. Experts predict a further reduction of 5-15% in the number of active sellers if current conditions persist.
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  7. BusinessTradeLogistics

    Companies Reconsider China as Tariffs Drop

    After a year of fluctuating tariffs, some U.S. companies are reevaluating their decision to move production out of China due to lower tariffs. Despite higher costs and risks, companies like Alliance Consumer Group are considering returning to China for manufacturing. The Trump administration's future tariff plans remain uncertain, but many executives expect them to stabilize around current levels.
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  8. WorldMiddle EastChinaLogistics

    Piyush Goyal Dismisses 100% US Tariff on Russian Oil as Speculation

    Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal has dismissed reports of a proposed 100% US tariff on Russian oil imports as mere speculation. He stated that the first phase of the India-US trade deal is ready to be implemented once tariff conditions become favorable for India. Goyal also confirmed that India is engaged with the US on trade and ongoing Section 301 investigations.
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