
Reefer Report: Keeping dry freight from freezing in winter
As winter sets in, shippers will increasingly add freeze protection or protect-from-freeze (PFF) to bills of lading to keep traditional dry freight from freezing.

As winter sets in, shippers will increasingly add freeze protection or protect-from-freeze (PFF) to bills of lading to keep traditional dry freight from freezing.

When the current freight market cycle ends and the next one begins, one thing is for sure: We’ll need more drivers and trucks.

Last year will go down in the books like 2019 did – an unprofitable year for carriers with the usual twists and turns.

Two West Coast hurricanes in August and October have resulted in higher onion prices in the Pacific Northwest (PNW) in

The first quarter, or “Quiet Season” in freight, is also impacted by a slowdown in Asian imports. Except for 2020,

The McAllen freight market is located on the southernmost tip of Texas, right on the U.S.-Mexican border, and is one

We’re a few weeks away from the official start of winter, but we’re already seeing the annual shift in produce

Fall produce season mixed with holiday season festivities typically provides a much-needed boost for reefer carriers in November. This year,

A soft truckload freight market is driven by factors including U.S. shippers’ increasing use of privately operated fleets and favorably-priced

In a recent DAT Freight & Analytics blog post, I wrote about preparing for winter driving. This week, we’re exploring

The tomato harvest in the Sacramento Valley has just finished, along with the late harvest of almonds, grapes, onions, figs,

Truck drivers find their work fulfilling; however, nearly 75% state the job is physically and emotionally stressful, according to a