Key logistics stories Today:

• Warehousing Prices Dip, Capacity Tightens Amid Peak Season
  According to ITS Logistics, warehousing costs are easing, but storage capacity is becoming more constrained. This is driven by increased activity from smaller operators, ongoing inflation, and continued cost pressures as the industry enters peak season. APL Logistics+11Wall Street Journal+11Maersk+11GlobeNewswire
  
• U.S. Lags Behind in Using Robotics & Autonomy for Logistics
  Retired Gen. David Berger called out the U.S. logistics sector for falling behind in adopting autonomous systems and robotics. He emphasized the need to leverage these tools to support more efficient, resilient logistics operations in challenging environments. National Defense Magazine
  
• ZTO Express Sees Revenue Pressure Despite Parcel Volume Surge
  Chinese delivery giant ZTO Express reported a steep drop in net income (–26.8%) and gross profit (–18.7%), even as parcel volume surged 16.5% year-over-year. The contrasting figures highlight growing pressure on margins amid rising volume and competitive dynamics. Eye On Annapolis+15AInvest+15Businesskorea+15
  
• NATO Establishes Logistics Headquarters in Sweden
  Sweden will host a NATO logistics headquarters in Enköping to coordinate troop and cargo movements across Northern Europe. This strategic move strengthens NATO’s regional logistics infrastructure. National Defense Magazine+15The Defense Post+15Prensa Latina+15