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As seen in: Bulk Transporter, EndeavorB2B, Fleet Maintenance, Fleet Owner, Trailer Body Builders Magazine, American Chemical Society, Utility Dive, Association for Advancing Automation, Dumb Little Man, T&D World, CCJ (Commercial Carrier Journal), Cecil Whig, Manufacturing Tomorrow, Snowshoe Magazine, Processing Magazine and
Editorial Director, Commercial Vehicle Group, Endeavor Business Media
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Wabash Q2 report signals turning point

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By Kevin Jones Verified
| Trailer Body Builders Magazine Verified
Has the freight recession finally turned the corner, and are fleets ready to start buying more equipment? And how are mid-year hopes for a second-half turnaround any different this summer than last year, or the year before? Wabash contends the rebound is underway. The publicly traded trailer and truck body manufacturer reported second-quarter 2026 financial results that, while still reflecting the challenges of a prolonged downturn, provided the strongest evidence yet of a market recovery.
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Commerce Department sets antidumping margins in trailer import fight

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By Kevin Jones Verified
| Trailer Body Builders Magazine Verified
The U.S. Department of Commerce reported July 30 its preliminary affirmative determinations in the antidumping duty (AD) investigations of van-type trailers and subassemblies from Mexico. The decision potentially takes a bite out of the margins of a pair of the largest U.S. trailer manufactures who build at least some of their trailers in Mexico.
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June trailer orders post seasonal swoon

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By Kevin Jones Verified
| Trailer Body Builders Magazine Verified
June trailer orders were like the children of Lake Wobegon: “above average” but not really anything to brag about. Specifically, the U.S. heavy-duty trailer market experienced an expected seasonal slowdown in June, following atypically strong order activity in April and May, according to reports from industry forecasters FTR and ACT Research.
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