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project44 Allows Public to Follow Supply Chain Crisis Data

Inspired by the latest supply chain disrupter, the Freedom Convoy in Canada, project44 releases an online portal designed to let the public see real-time insight and data on the global movement of goods.

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

Port Congestion to Ease in First Half of 2022

National Retail Federation (NRF)

As more ships arrive each day and delays mean some cargo won’t get unloaded until the following month, shifts in import patterns could be difficult to follow for the next few months.

Port Of Los Angeles

4 Best Practices to Prevent Cargo Loss in Alternative Shipping

Logistics managers have spent the past year looking for alternatives to moving cargo through backed-up major ports, but not all solutions are created equal. Each decision comes with costs and benefits, and managers and leaders must make difficult choices.

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Shippers, Carriers Break the Mold to Overcome Supply Chain Challenges

Carriers and logistics companies look for alternative methods of shipping during the supply chain crisis. Are they just band aids or a path to a new, sustainable future?

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How to Prepare for Global Logistics in 2022

C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.

Shippers have had to become increasingly nimble and informed over the past year, and going into 2022, it’s critical to remain agile, open to alternative solutions and stay informed on the latest market insights.

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

Ocean Freight Bottlenecks, Increased Regulations Pose as Top Supply Chain Risks for 2022

Everstream Analytics

Worldwide water instability ranked as the No. 1 supply chain risk, with two-thirds of the global population set to face water shortages by 2025.

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Software & Technology

New Partnership Aims to Predict Sales, Revenue Based on Weather

Weather is a significant impact in the supply chain, influencing sales and revenue in many ways the industry does not factor in. But a new Logility and Planalytics partnership uses weather data to drive sales.

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Supply Chain Visibility

Holiday Delivery Success Will Require Agility, Technology and Visibility

To best position for holiday success, shipping and delivery companies can mitigate profit damage by leveraging logistics and delivery management technologies and remaining steadfastly focused on customer experience.

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New Freight Forwarding Subsidiary Latest to Join Fight Against Crisis

GAT Logistics Solutions Group

Another new subsidiary arises to attract shippers during the supply chain crisis, this time from GA Telesis.

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5 Lessons Learned for the Post-Pandemic Supply Chain

World Distribution Services (WDS)

Here's how shippers are relying on flexibility, investment and alternative solutions to navigate the current supply chain disruption.

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3 Holiday Season Metrics to Improve Shipper/Carrier Relationships

Old Dominion Freight Line Inc.

Tracking the right metrics today can mean a world of difference as you begin conversations with carriers for next year.

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L.I.N.K. | Why are Ports Asking for More Cargo?

Port of Oakland

There’s news of backlog and overflow at numerous ports all over the world. So why are some ports making public calls for more cargo?

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