Resources - Distribution And Logistics

U.S. Ag Imports From Mexico at $8B in 2024
Supply Chains Not Likely to Stabilize in 2024
Port of Baltimore Plans to Fully Reopen Channel in May
Panama Canal Could Threaten Supply Chain
How Will Port Shutdown Effect Food Supply?
Electrifying US Trucking – Who Will Pay?
Drought Threatens Mississippi River Traffic, Again
No Exemption For AB5 Labor Law
Two Big Problems – One Global Shipping Mess
Analysts Say Shippers Should Lock in Trucking Rates Soon
Transportation Prices Up in February
Another Labor Strike Looms Over East, Gulf Coast Ports
January Cold Snap Leads to Spot-Market Surge
Rates Signal Red Sea Crisis May Have Peaked
Food Supply Chain Impacted By Red Sea Issues
Supply Chain and Procurement Leaders are Flocking to AI
Red Sea Shipping Rate Surge Slows
How Will the Red Sea Attacks Affect the Food Industry?
Dry Van Freight Contracts Fall to Lowest Average in Years
Ocean Freight Rates Surge Further