Category: Reefer markets

In the last 30 days, watermelons have dominated national truckload tonnage as the number one commodity shipped, a spot usually

The 2023 produce season starts in the Southeast but is driven by California regarding the market-wide lift truckload volume and spot rates.

Almost every week, the USDA reports a slight shortage of trucks to haul sweet potatoes in Eastern North Carolina despite

Around 10% of all containers imported into the U.S. are refrigerated, unlike their non-refrigerated counterparts, which mostly come from Asia

One of the more critical dates on the annual produce calendar is the Vidalia onion “pack date,” signaling the start

There’s a chance your produce has traveled more than you have. Consider that 2.6 million registered truck tractors are on

Located just an hour’s drive from Detroit on the shores of Lake Ontario is the produce-growing region in Leamington, ON.

We’re almost midway through Lent, and those observing the religious tradition will also abstain from eating meat on Fridays up

This week, the strawberry shipping season ramps up in the Winter Strawberry Capital of the World, centered around Plant City,

Regarded as the fasted growing and largest refrigerated port in the U.S., the Port of Philadelphia (PhilaPort) is home to

The ports of Savannah and Brunswick, Georgia’s deepwater ports, together with inland terminals in Chatsworth, Bainbridge, and Columbus, are Georgia’s

As the early stages of the 2023 produce season begin in southern latitudes, including Florida and Arizona, the 2022 calendar