Importers have been busy “front-loading” in the first half of the year, ordering as much inventory as possible in advance to avoid the supply chain delays that caused many shipping containers to arrive well past their due date.
May’s new orders for manufactured goods increased by 1.6% m/m representing an increase in twelve of the last thirteen months.
While overall produce volumes are down just under 15% this season, carriers hauling fruit and vegetables out of major growing regions into major capital cities are having a great year.
Inventory levels are creating ripple effects across the transportation sector.
Record-high diesel costs have captured everyone’s attention recently, so this week we’re going to dig a little deeper into fuel efficiency and ways to save money.
Accident rates are on the rise, and so are insurance premiums. According to the American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI), insurance
Last week on DAT iQ Live we interviewed Professor Jason Miller of Michigan State University’s Eli Broad College of Business.
By Christina Ellington The U.S. Census Bureau residential construction statistics for May 2022 show that while homes under construction are
By Christina Ellington Huy Fong Foods, the maker of the popular Sriracha hot sauce, sent a letter to its suppliers
By Christina Ellington Summer holidays are about to start and retailers are already talking about the back-to-school season. Why so
Summer officially starts this week, and for truckers, that means construction season starts also. There are only two seasons for
Just over two years ago, U.S. consumers embarked on a spending spree that initially began with overstocking pantries with daily