Supply Chain Pulse — 2026-09-12
Supply Chain Pulse — 2026-09-12
Here are today's top healthcare supply chain stories.
CBP: Shippers could lose import privileges if customs info is wrong
The agency will void the right to bring merchandise into the U.S for shippers with inaccurate information on file, starting Sept. 18.
Source: Supply Chain Dive - Healthcare
Port of New York, New Jersey to launch $39M ZEV voucher program
In a parallel move, another outreach will give $5 million toward new charging stations.
Source: Supply Chain Dive - Healthcare
Lands’ End continues backlog recovery from WMS hiccup
The rollout impacted some shipments in Q2, but the company expects benefits from the technology in the long term.
Source: Supply Chain Dive - Healthcare
FedEx launches Shopify app to combat surprise import charges
FedEx Duty and Tax, part of the carrier's new suite of global shipping tools, provides a cost guarantee at checkout and covers any overages to that amount.
Source: Supply Chain Dive - Healthcare
Air cargo rates ease, shippers buy short-term capacity
Price growth declined for the third consecutive month, continuing a downward trend since a May peak, per Xeneta.
Source: Supply Chain Dive - Healthcare
CMS expands Medicare TAVR coverage
CMS finalized a coverage decision that expands Medicare coverage of TAVR to patients with asymptomatic severe aortic stenosis.
Johnson & Johnson demands claims data from 340B providers
Johnson & Johnson is the latest drugmaker to make 340B Drug Pricing Program discounts contingent on claims submissions.
Keck Medicine CEO to step down amid broader leadership changes
Rodney Hanners' pending exit is among several leadership changes at Keck.
You're receiving this because you subscribed to Supply Chain Pulse, a daily brief for healthcare supply chain professionals. Unsubscribe