Dry van report: Tijuana, television capital of the world
Just minutes south of San Diego, Tijuana, Mexico, captures every manufacturing sector
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Taurus hydrogen-powered long-haul truck trials begin
Long-haul zero-emission hydrogen-powered trucks are now in operation in Australia. With a range of 380 miles (600 km) and hauling
Flatbed report: Steel production is well below the 5-year average
The United States is one of the world’s top five producers of crude steel, and as of November 2024, the
Reefer report: Super Bowl returns to New Orleans
Avocados From Mexico wants to make a touchdown on Sunday, February 9, 2025. The Super Bowl is the most significant
Customer Spotlight: CCS Logistics
In their own words: We are a women-owned and operated freight brokerage dedicated to connecting shippers with reliable carriers to
Reefer report: The winter salad bowl swings into gear
Church Brothers Farms produces salads and vegetables from April through November in Salinas, CA, and the San Juan Valley of
Reefer report: The french fry capital of the world
Idaho is generally considered the French fry capital of the world, particularly the city of Blackfoot. Blackfoot is a hub
Reefer report: Helicopter harvesting Christmas trees
Since 1976, Noble Mountain has been one of the world’s largest wholesale Christmas tree suppliers of Plantation Noble Fir, Douglas
Flatbed report: Residential construction headwinds persist
The U.S. Census Bureau released the latest residential statistics for October 2024, reporting housing starts, recording a seasonally adjusted annual
Reefer report: Oregon tops Christmas tree production again
The state that produces the most Christmas trees in the United States is Oregon in the Pacific Northwest (PNW), thanks
Reefer report: Florida growers still reeling from the one-two hurricane punch
Hurricane Milton devastated Florida’s produce farmers, leading to significant economic losses and agricultural damage. The storm, which made landfall on
Steel production drops to the lowest level in six years
Steel production is critically important to U.S. manufacturing, the backbone for many essential industries, and supports many sectors, including construction,