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COLD CHAIN
Flexible Loading Enhanced Container System for Intermodal Transportation
CakeBoxx Technologies launched FlexBoxx, a flexible loading enhanced container system designed for transporting steel coils and other heavy-duty materials.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
East, West Coast Recovery Efforts Following Severe Supply Chain Disruptions
3PL/4PL
Transportation, Logistics Outlook for 2025 Brings Both Risk, Opportunity: Report
Last-Mile
Transborder Freight Between U.S., Mexico Experiences Uptick: Report
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Transportation Capacity Management Helps to Improve the Carrier-Shipper Relationship
Carbon Footprint
Advancing Climate Action in Ports
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Manufacturing
What Proposed Tariffs Could Mean for American Manufacturing: Alexis Asks
Post-election, manufacturers big and small are examining president-elect Donald Trump's proposed tariffs with questions surrounding the impacts and how these plans might transpire.
Procurement Software
Pros to Know Award: Nominations Open
This award recognizes influential individuals whose accomplishments offer a roadmap for other leaders looking to leverage supply chain for competitive advantage. Submissions close Dec. 27.
Sponsored
Why Data-Driven Trucks Are the Future of Fleet Efficiency
Harnessing the power of data in connected trucks is transforming fleet operations from top to bottom. Discover how this tech evolution drives efficiency, cuts costs, and gives logistics pros an unbeatable edge.
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Procurement Software
Pros to Know Award: Nominations Open
This award recognizes influential individuals whose accomplishments offer a roadmap for other leaders looking to leverage supply chain for competitive advantage. Submissions close Dec. 27.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Ports Industrial Markets Continue to Cool as Vacancies Climb
U.S. ports shows port-proximate real estate demand continues to cool as vacancies climb despite increased cargo throughput at the top U.S. ports year-to-date, according to a Cushman & Wakefield report.
Retention
Motiv Electric Trucks Appoints Desi Ujkashevic to Board of Directors
Personnel updates sees new appointments and promotions at Mytra, Motiv and more.
Emerging Technologies
Revolutionizing Port Logistics with Next-Gen Port Technologies
By adopting port technology systems, LSPs can access real-time data, automate their workflows and better manage costs.
Retention
U.S. Ports Responsible for Nearly $2.9T in Economic Activity: AAPA Study
U.S. ports are responsible for nearly $2.9 trillion in economic activity and 21.8 million American jobs, according to a study released by the American Association of Port Authorities.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
The Impact of Threats on Global Shipping: Adaptive Supply Chains
Ongoing instability impacts shipping efficiency and has broader economic implications. These disruptions highlight the need for adaptive supply chain strategies and leveraging advanced technologies to navigate increased risks and operational costs.
Sponsored
Why Data-Driven Trucks Are the Future of Fleet Efficiency
Harnessing the power of data in connected trucks is transforming fleet operations from top to bottom. Discover how this tech evolution drives efficiency, cuts costs, and gives logistics pros an unbeatable edge.
Trucking
Election Uncertainty and Global Volatility to Persist Well into 2025
The U.S. container trading market is experiencing heightened volatility due to several influencing factors. The recent strikes at East Coast ports have left a lasting impact on supply chains, while focus shifts to the U.S. elections.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
U.S. Container Imports Mark Third Consecutive Month of Elevated Volumes
September U.S. container import volumes were 2,520,935 TEUs, which marks the second time this year that volumes have eclipsed 2.5 million TEUs and the third month in a row that they have surpassed the 2.4 million TEU threshold.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Supply Chain Monitoring Tool for Freight Shippers
DB Schenker launched Ocean Bridge, a supply chain monitoring tool that provides complete visibility of maritime operations down to vessel, shipment and container level in ocean freight.
Fleet Management
The Relentless Rise: Adapting to Increasing Transport Costs
Adapting to the new reality of high transport costs requires a holistic strategy that combines awareness of global trends, but with an even keener focus on internal improvements.
Fleet Management
How to Stay Ahead of Transportation Challenges in 2025
Now is the time to assess your readiness and build a network of resources that ensures your organization can face the unpredictable with confidence and resilience.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
International Longshoremen’s Association, United States Maritime Alliance Reach Tentative Agreement; Ports Resume Operation
All 45,000 dockworkers who went on strike Oct. 1 have resumed to their duties.
Risk/Compliance
The Wake of Disruption and Destruction in Supply Chain: Alexis Asks
The impacts of hurricane Helene, now Milton, and the port strike, are shaping up to spell disruption with a capital D. With collaboration, technology and communication, supply chains are moving forward the best they can.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Businesses, Unions, Agricultural Organizations Urge Mayors Bass and Richardson to Oppose Air District's Indirect Source Rule for Seaports
The proposed Port ISR would result in capping cargo at the ports, negatively impacting port jobs and the regional economy.
3PL/4PL
Supply Chain Leaders Embrace Change Management: Study
Shippers (61%) and 3PL providers (73%) both agree that supply chain change management is vital. Demand for change management is driven by customer experience, economic factors and technological advancements.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
45,000 Dockworkers on Strike at 36 Ports. What's Next?
Stranded cargo, rerouting challenges and cost escalations are just some of the immediate effects of the port strikes. Now that they're in effect, what's next for global supply chains?
Expert Columns
U.S. Port Strikes: A Predictable Source of Supply Chain Disruption
The lack of investment in productivity-enhancing technology appears to be an industry-wide problem. While the digitization issue remains unresolved, the cycle of predictable disruptions at U.S. ports is set to continue.
Sponsored
Why Data-Driven Trucks Are the Future of Fleet Efficiency
Harnessing the power of data in connected trucks is transforming fleet operations from top to bottom. Discover how this tech evolution drives efficiency, cuts costs, and gives logistics pros an unbeatable edge.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Freight Report Signals Major Disruptions in Global Supply Chains
Surging air freight, blank sailings, and U.S. strikes are set to disrupt global shipping, as outlined in Dimerco’s new Asia-Pacific Monthly Freight Report for October 2024.
Last-Mile
ILA, USMX Contract Negotiations Remain in Limbo
Negotiations show signs of breaking down, making a strike appear increasingly likely, threatening to disrupt nearly half of the nation's ocean trade. Here's what this means for the future of supply chain.
Fleet Management
Trimble Unveils Transporeon Visibility with TMS Integration
Carriers and shippers in the road, ocean and air transportation sectors can access the locations of their shipments and vehicles in real time.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
DCSA State of the Industry Report Underscores Digitalization Benefits for Shipping Container Industry
86% of cargo owners see digitization as a tool for operational efficiency, while ports and terminals highlight its value in enabling scalability.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Labor Strikes on U.S. Container Imports Loom Ahead of Peak Season
In August, U.S. container cargo imports surged by 12.9% year-over-year, with major ports handling nearly 2.5 million TEUs. While this reflects strong freight demand, it also intensifies concerns as labor strikes loom on Oct. 1.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
TCI Tank Logistics Will Add New Rail Line to Port of New Orleans
TCI Tank Logistics invests in 1,200 linear feet of new rail that will tie into the New Orleans Public Belt and service customers at the Port of New Orleans.
Rail & Intermodal
Potential Labor Disruptions, Pre-Tariff Shipping Costs to Impact Freight Market
Potential labor disruptions in the U.S. East and Gulf Coasts and heavy pre-tariff shipping pending the outcome of the U.S. election could severely impact global supply chains. Here's why.
Fleet Management
Steady Demand for U.S.-Bound Shipments Keeps Container Prices at Bay
The global container shipping industry continues to witness an increase in freight demand for U.S.-bound shipments, according to 59% of supply chain professionals surveyed by Container xChange.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
RobotPlusPlus Launches Cargo Hold Cleaning Robot
RobotPlusPlus launched HighMate C20 Cargo Hold Cleaning Robot, reaching up to 95% of the holds surface, all while protecting seafarers from the dangers of manual cleaning at heights.
WMS/TMS
Princeton TMX Adds Barge Capabilities to Multi-modal TMS
Princeton TMX announces a strategic partnership with OpenTug to integrate OpenTug’s marine logistics capabilities into the Princeton TMX system.
Fleet Management
Overcoming Challenges in Less-Than-Truckload Freight: Alexis Asks
Proper considerations for packaging can be critical in the race for efficiency among shippers and carriers utilizing LTL. Here's how.