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September 9, 2026

Supply Chain Pulse — 2026-09-09

Supply Chain Pulse — 2026-09-09

Here are today's top healthcare supply chain stories.


MIA sees limited air cargo disruption after Amazon crash

FedEx, DHL Express flight operations at Miami International Airport are operating as normal after Sunday's deadly crash, but reduced runway capacity may have a longer impact.

Source: Supply Chain Dive - Healthcare

La-Z-Boy plans $23M Missouri manufacturing expansion, distribution center

The furniture maker will build a 150,000-square-foot distribution hub at the same location of one of its oldest manufacturing facilities.

Source: Supply Chain Dive - Healthcare

Feces in the food supply: What’s next after summer of Cyclospora

The parasite is hard to trace and harder to kill. With recent cuts to food safety regulators, restaurants and food manufacturers will be hard pressed to keep their supply chains clean.

Source: Supply Chain Dive - Healthcare

CBP wants stakeholder input on supply chain visibility push

The use of traceability technology and potential export documentation collection are among the topics stakeholders can comment on.

Source: Supply Chain Dive - Healthcare

Tractor Supply’s Petsense selects Instacart for same-day delivery

The pet supply company's exclusive arrangement builds upon Tractor Supply and Instacart's existing relationship.

Source: Supply Chain Dive - Healthcare

Sportsman’s Warehouse says SKU cuts, inventory timing tweaks pay off

“Our core in-stocks are significantly improved, and our category level inventory is the healthiest it has been in many years,” CEO Paul Stone said.

Source: Supply Chain Dive - Healthcare

Insurer revenue squeezed as states curb Medicaid for immigrants

States are scaling back immigrant Medicaid coverage, worsening financial pressures for insurers such as CalOptima, Centene and Molina Healthcare.

Source: Modern Healthcare

Duke Health, Stryker put augmented reality to work in hip surgery

Stryker’s augmented reality technology gives Duke surgeons a new way to visualize surgery, with potential benefits like faster procedures and lower costs.

Source: Modern Healthcare


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