Logistics Slowdown: What the LMI Drop Means for Your Q3 Inbound
July's Logistics Managers Index slid to 68.9 from June's 71.1, signaling moderation in national demand. For Canadian importers and 3PLs, the slowdown offers brief relief on drayage cost pressure, but sufferance warehouses stay full and CBSA exam timelines don't shift with the market. If you've been running Q3 inbound at full tilt, the next 60 days might finally ease the pace.