Supply Chain and Logistics
SEPTEMBER 5, 2021
I think the key phrase in here is the suffering generated by cargo that is piling up, either not being moved, or stuck waiting for onshore capacity. It’s an interesting piece and gets in some of each side.
Talking Logistics
SEPTEMBER 5, 2021
We’re more than halfway through 2021 and it’s been a very challenging year for transportation executives, to put it mildly. There is a great imbalance between freight demand and capacity across all modes. This is forcing shippers to consider new or different strategies in how they get their goods from Point A to Point B. Read more [Video] Using Pool Distribution for Additional LTL Capacity.
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Supply Chain and Logistics
SEPTEMBER 5, 2021
This article outlines why intermodal is not such a good option for US distribution.
Loginext
SEPTEMBER 5, 2021
The term ‘last mile delivery’ refers to the movement of an order from a warehouse or distribution center straight to its end destination, without stops at any intermediary hubs. To ensure that the last mile delivery is a pleasant experience for all the stakeholders—dispatchers, shippers, third-party logistics providers, delivery associates, and the end customers—companies need to be mindful of the ongoing trends in the marketplace.
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Supply Chain Brain
SEPTEMBER 5, 2021
Not surprisingly, the global same-day delivery market is surging.
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