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DHL Quirky, Strange and Speedy Delivery Requests

The strangest African deliveries of 2013 included corneas, butterfly larvae, culinary delicacies, dirty laundry and more

COA Report Reveals Increased Use of Bamboo for Container Floors

The latest survey shows a rise in its use as an alternative material to tropical hardwood

Saddle Creek Takes CNG Cross-Country

Saddle Creek Logistics Services

This eco-friendly road trip is the first of its kind for a for-hire fleet

Sourcing & Procurement

Big Data Will Make Online Shopping Greener

New operational strategy will help predict when online shoppers want their delivery, improve service and boost profits

Risk/Compliance

Minerals Drive the Auto Industry

About 73 percent of chief executive officers revealed that their businesses face minerals and metals scarcity

Hal Quinn

Trends in Freight Charges for Shippers

Study results reveal fuel surcharges as the most common accessorial and help provides insights to better understand market rate standards

Risk/Compliance

Robins Boosts Use of Alternative Fuel, Flex Vehicles

About a third of the 900 vehicles in the base's fleet now use either E-85 or biodiesel

Risk/Compliance

Regulatory Uncertainty Stymies Investment in Supply Chain Sustainability

A clear link exists between stalling progress on emissions reductions within supply chains and an uncertain regulatory framework

Procurement Software

Tips for Reducing Transportation Costs

Logistics service providers need to protect their margins by leveraging economies of scale through partnerships and networks

Larry Lewis

Carbon Footprint

It Takes a Commitment

Our Green Award winners do more than pay lip service to sustainability

Private Sector Addresses Cross-Border Security Concerns

Commercial truck pilot program to improve security and supply chain efficiencies

Barry Hochfelder

Carbon Footprint

Sustainability Makes Business Sense, Too

Meet the 2013 Green Supply Chain Award winners; plus another Bangladesh update

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