Category: Market Update

June is National Mango Month and July 22 is National Mango Day this year, according to the National Mango Board

Each state has crops that dominate annual production and generate thousands of truckloads of freight, but few do so to

In any non-pandemic year, DAT typically sees dry van and reefer spot rates peak around the July 4 holiday week.

The I-40 Hernando de Soto Bridge closed last week due to poor condition. The bridge closure forced the 40,000 daily

As temperatures warm, we transition from fruits and vegetables grown abroad in the southern hemisphere (and some warmer U.S. markets)

Approximately 83% of U.S. adults are expected to spend an estimated $28.1 billion celebrating this year’s Mother’s Day, according to

Unprecedented levels of container imports continue to flood port markets. The West Coast ports in particular saw increased traffic where

The Port of Los Angeles and neighboring Port of Long Beach comprise the San Pedro Bay Port Complex, which handles

Each year Vidalia Onion devotees eagerly await the announcement of the “pack date” – the time shoppers will soon be

Typically, the split between contract and spot freight is somewhere in the 85/15 range – maybe closer to 90% contract

One week after one of the world’s largest container vessels lost control and ran aground, blocking the Suez Canal, over

We get asked this question the most in our DAT iQ Weekly Update: Is now a good time to buy