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Supply Chain Series: How the UPS strike could impact shipper supply chains

The transportation and logistics sector is currently in flux amid ongoing reports of a potential UPS labor strike on the

Capacity migration is a subject often underestimated and misunderstood by industry experts. Most successful small fleets and owner-operators have a

Demand for temperature-controlled equipment is typically at its highest during the summer months, peaking right around Independence Day. That’s when

Owner-operator and small fleet profitability defied all odds and improved in June due to rising spot rates and falling diesel

Truckload carriers have been experiencing considerable growth in freight volumes in the Southeast and Southwest since the pandemic began in

The cherry season in California peaks in mid to late June and winds down quickly after contributing around 22% to

Import cargo volume at the nation’s major container ports is expected to be 22% lower during the first half of

Over the past two months, hundreds of wildfires have spread across Canada, resulting in mass evacuations and the destruction of millions

Almost a month into Hurricane Season, the U.S. has seen its first tropical storm with a second forming, two of

The most successful owner-operator truck drivers in the industry didn’t get where they are because of sheer luck. These drivers

It may be a relatively small part of California, but the tract of land known as the Salinas Valley grows

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