In this edition: breaking down the new deadline for tariffs and expansion into Mexico.

In this edition: Breaking down top cold chain hubs, developments in the autoimmune drugs, and ramen comes to the frozen aisle.

In this edition: Breaking down Denim’s Shipper Pulse report and Carrier Source’s weekly shipper report.

In this edition: World Refrigeration Day, The rising demand for cold chain in the Middle East and North Africa, and cultivated meat makes headway.

BCC Research recently released the “Cold Chain Regional Analysis Market: Middle East and North Africa(MENA)” market analysis.

In this edition: The Go-Giver book review and cyberattacks hit again.

In this edition: Breaking down the OC&C strategy report, Roadtex gets an expansion, and P.F. Changs expand their presence in the freezer aisle

In this edition: Breaking down the annual NTT Data study and Mexico becomes top trading partner again.

In this edition: Tjoapack Announces Packaging, Cold Chain Expansions in US and Netherlands, Great Point Partners Acquires Majority Stake in Eutecma, and Conagra Brands Introduces More Than 50 New Frozen Foods

In this edition: Key findings from the CSCMP State of Logistics report, and a new cross-border load board hits the scene.

In this edition: Breaking down the new Polar King report, the pharmaceutical alliance that’s shaking up the industry and Kodiak brings sandwiches to the freezer aisle.

In this edition: Senate considers 2 bills to combat freight fraud; Zillow for warehousing.

In this edition: Lufthansa’s new options, Agile Cold Storage’s new facility and Dolly Parton’s freezer aisle debut.

In this edition: Book chronicles author’s journey with range of carriers; the latest tech sale

All thawed out There has been some new research around organ donors. Researchers have discovered a molecular process that occurs when donor hearts are preserved in cold storage, which contributes to failure after transplant, a study in both humans and animals shows. The team, a collaboration between Michigan Medicine and Mayo Clinic, also found a […]

In this edition: The Trellix cyberreport, and DAT gets a makeover

In this edition: Artyc PBC announces a dry ice-less device, Surfact gets a new partnership and DiGiorno brings a new crust to the pizza aisle.

In this edition: Breaking down the TIA fraud report, and tariffs between the U.S. and China take a break.

DHL views the role of AI in innovation as crucial to long-term success and development in life science and health care logistics.

In this edition: Breaking down Americold earnings, Maersk upgrades IoT devices and frozen food marketing takes a social turn.

In this edition: A look at an update to the original management and leadership book, and CVSA’s Roadcheck comes next week.

In this edition: JFK gets upgrades for air cargo, DHL makes headway with health services investments, and Tillamook rolls out new ice cream flavors.

In this edition: Getting into the benefits of a bonded warehouse, and cross-border doesn’t seem to slow down.

Tariffs can take a toll on the bottom line. Bonded warehouses help combat that.

In this edition: UPS has another health care acquisition, FreezePak grows again and frozen pizza as an economic indicator. 

In this edition: Breaking down the “Chain Reaction 2024” report; a new facility for Grip; and a GLP-1-friendly ice cream makes its debut.

In this edition: Changes coming for low-value shipments, and Hispanic brands see massive market upswing.

Key strategies for combating fraud involve certificates of insurance for supply chain partners. 

In this edition: The fight against freight fraud steps up and why a water fight can affect the supply chain.

In this edition: Health care sector sees massive investment from small-parcel carriers, a new cold storage acquisition and a disruption in the ice pop space. 

In this edition: Breaking down what to expect for earnings season and APM Terminals makes big moves at the Panama Canal.

In this edition: Pharma world catches a short-term break, and frozen pizza combos get a trend forecast.

Consumers want fresh fruits and vegetables year-round. Grupo Mas and Cimcorp are seeking to address the challenges that demand places on the supply chain.

In this edition: Planning for possibly significant supply chain disruption with tariffs on 15 countries, and manufacturers are getting creative with ways to mitigate the impacts of tariffs.

In this edition: The Fridge Act debuts in Congress, a hockey puck aims to tackle cargo theft, and peanut butter cones at your fingertips.

Trust between carriers and freight brokers is paramount. Truckstop is on the front lines helping to enhance these relationships.

In this edition: A book review for “Sell With a Story,” and FedEx freight moves spinoff forward

In this edition: Pharmaceutical supply chains set for growth, building reliability for vaccines in developing areas and the return of a favorite ice cream bar

In this edition: What the “DHL Trade Atlas 2025” report forecasts, and the unofficial start to produce season has arrived.

In this edition: Lineage acquires a new cold storage company; Foley, Alabama, gets a new cold storage warehouse and Häagen-Dazs brings new sorbet to the freezer aisle. 

In this edition: A new lawsuit over broker transparency and warehousing space comes at a premium.

In this edition: Health care and pharmaceutical supply chains face upheaval with tariffs on Chinese goods, a new rapid thaw unit hits the market, and the frozen french fry section gets tastier.

In this edition: Breaking down the impact of tariffs on U.S. supply chains and a new project44 and SONAR partnership.

In this edition: Envirotainer enhances pharma supply chains, Wabash boosts trailers and DiGiorno heads to the ranch. 

Appointments are the most commonly overlooked component of the supply chain but are crucial to keeping operations running smoothly.

AI is moving in but transportation is inherently a people business. How do we make sure the human touch is there while having AI as a support system?

Visibility was set to be the be-all, end-all solution in logistics. Did it deliver what it promised?

Freight can be made or broken by response time on rate quotes. Front has the AI assistant that helps brokers work faster to get responses out.

Fraud has been a constant in the 3PL industry, but it’s gotten more sophisticated as criminals get smarter, says Transportation Intermediaries Association President Chris Burroughs.

In this edition: Reviewing ‘Never Split the Difference’ and Amazon maybe tries to break into the LTL game.

In this edition: Unilever unveils ice cream solutions, Mucinex maker boasts resiliency and Dolly Parton strums into the freezer aisle.

In this edition: The FMCSA’s proposed broker transparency rule gets an extra comment period, and The Playbook arrives at FreightWaves.

In this edition: New telematics, new shipping labels and new pizza choices hit the cold chain.

In this edition: Quarterly earnings echo the pain everyone feels, and metal tariffs hit.

In this edition: Impacts of tariffs on the pharmaceutical industry, cutting-edge container monitoring and the sheer number of chicken wings consumed for the Super Bowl. 

In this edition: Helping shippers prepare for impending tariffs and some restored service post-Hurricane Helene

In this edition: Vertical Cold Storage grows at the Port of Savannah, Americold expands in Canada, and Ben & Jerry’s brings sundaes to the grocery store.

In this edition: Still waiting on possible tariff implications, and Lunar New Year creates delays.

In this edition: A new formulation for medicine that does not need cold chain support, new air cargo friendly ultra-cold storage, and the FDA steps in to reduce food-borne illnesses in berries. 

In this edition: The book review of ‘No Rules Rules’ and the final day for the broker transparency rule.

In this edition: FreezPak goes West, Lineage faces layoffs and GLP-1 drugs tank grocery store spending.

In this edition: Breaking down the DHL Express survey, and the broker liability battle stays in the lower courts

In this edition: The debut of SmartSense Voyage; A multistory cold storage warehouse; and changes to the freezer aisle.

UPS makes acquisitions to bolster the health care segment of its business.

In this edition: The FMCSA broker transparency rule comment period is almost up, and Mexico gets bushels of corn.

In this edition: Maersk wants reefer containers picked up pronto, a new cold warehouse in Maine, and frozen food continues to rise in ranks. 

In this edition: Predictions for 2025, and import fees rise for Asia in Mexico.

In this edition: SeaCube and GreenSee end the year with a collaboration, and the NX group and Tive partner for tracking. 

In this edition: Returns season is around the corner and the logistics of Christmas trees.

In this edition: The logistics behind Christmas trees, changes to import inspections, and the frozen food competition heats up. 

In this edition: Looking back at the 2023 predictions for 2024, and freight broker tries for the Supreme Court again.

Telematics is leading the way in efforts to gain control over trucking insurance premiums.

In this edition: Breaking down the components of the American Innovation and Manufacturing Act, and big mozzarella comes to the freezer section. 

In this edition: “The Revenue Engine” gets a once-over, and the East and Gulf Coast port worker strike may rise again.

Each carrier has different needs, and reporting-style insurance can provide flexibility.

In this edition: Two acquisitions hit the cold chain space, and a chocolate ravioli startup makes headway. 

In this edition: the logistics behind the Rockefeller Center tree lighting, and consumer predictions for peak season are locked in.

Insurance varies among countries, so knowing where a policy should be underwritten is key.

In this edition: breaking down the FMCSA’s proposed rule on broker transparency and changes again at Roadrunner.

In this edition: Taking a dive into the turkey supply chain, Port of Oakland sees some volumes and Tyson nuggets for Cowboys fans. 

In this edition: Gather AI makes big cold moves, Grip expands its footprint, and Nestle expands operations in the South. 

In this edition: Overhaul published Q3 cargo numbers, and layoffs come for the logistics sector.

In this edition: A new ultra-low-temperature freezer drops, Maersk makes a big refrigerant swap, and Uncrustables set quite the future.

In this edition: The end of the freight recession has come, and the U.S./Mexico border gets busier.

It could be the end of the freight recession. What does that mean for 2025?

In this edition: A new solution to supply chain waste in pharma, Lineage’s first earnings post-IPO and the NFL’s favorite treat.

Cargo insurance is one of the top expenses for carriers, but what does it really do and why is it so important?

In this edition: Breaking down the biggest day every four years, and another strike has it feeling like Groundhog Day.

In this edition: Lineage adds a new facility to the lineup, another cold storage acquisition and Thanksgiving-inspired frozen food gets an italian and dairy makeover. 

In this edition: Breaking down how scary freight makes its way to consumers, and the Savannah port rises to the top.

In this edition: The first subzero organ transportation’s raging success, an acquisition between friends and it’s butter season.

Hurricanes, cargo theft, double brokering, and accidents all can negatively impact insurance rates.

In this edition: Breaking down talent research findings, and the Port of LA looks to set a new record.

In this edition: Long-lasting implications for the medical supply chain following the hurricanes, DeltaTrak gives solutions to the masses and Butterball gets the turkey ready.

In this edition: The first-ever Freight Fraud Awareness Day is here, and women are major players in the supply chain.

In this edition: The pharmaceutical supply chain improves packaging, Hurricane Milton disrupts the perishable supply chain and caffeine comes in frozen form.

Dangerous winter road conditions are on the way. Drivers need to prepare ahead of time to stay safe.

In this edition: TIA releases its ‘State of Fraud’ report and Forward Air remains chaotic.

In this edition: The port strike ends and goods can flow, a chilly acquisition and new nuggies hit the freezer aisle.

Changes are coming to prohibited classifications at the Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse.