Did you fall victim to an April Fools’ joke this year? Maybe it’s a sign of the times, but I didn’t see many jokes online, especially ones related to supply chain. Even I, who has written several April Fools’ posts over the years, skipped it this time. I did have a physical therapy appointment on April 1 (I’m still working on getting my fractured ankle back to 100%), and they had three April Fools’ riddles written on a whiteboard: - What did April Fools say when it received a gift? - Why was the frog late to work on April Fools’ Day? - Why shouldn’t you tell duck jokes on April Fools’ Day? I went 0-for-3 trying to guess the answers — but I’ve never been great at riddles. Curious what they are? I’ll share them at the end. In the meantime, here’s the supply chain and logistics news that caught my attention this week: - UK gathers more than 40 countries to press Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz (AP) - Hormuz disruption deepens global economic strain across trade, prices and finance (UN) - Fuel Surcharges Hit Small Businesses as ‘Tariffs 2.0’ (WSJ – sub. req’d) - Amazon to apply 3.5% fuel and logistics surcharge on fulfillment (SupplyChainDive) - Trump administration sets up to 100% tariffs on some imported drugs, with many companies exempt (CNBC) - Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Strengthens Tariffs on Steel, Aluminum, and Copper Imports - Tariffs Put Businesses in Crisis. Waiting for the Refund Could Be Worse. (WSJ – sub. req’d) - CBP’s tariff refund process will take up to 45 days to deliver returns (SupplyChainDive) - International Launches Level 4 Autonomous Fleet Trial on Live Freight Lane - Magaya Reports Outstanding First Quarter of 2026, Marked by Industry Recognition and Continued