U.S. supply chain companies are eliminating over 7,000 jobs across freight, distribution, and manufacturing networks.
Tyson Foods is cutting more than 3,000 positions as it closes two facilities. Wholesale distributor Essendant warned of 1,200 layoffs and potential liquidation if it fails to secure a buyer or new financing.
Major industrial players including FedEx, Ryder, CJ Logistics America, and Daimler Truck also announced workforce reductions. These cuts stem from broad restructuring efforts impacting transportation and warehousing operations.
The downsizing signals significant economic strain on the logistics backbone of the U.S. industrial sector.