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Supply chain and logistics firms are making their solutions known at the industry’s largest event. Here’s the most notable news.
The Ultra5 machine has a right-sized design that eliminates the need for corrugated boxes, according to Packsize.
FreezPak Logistics plans to open a 212,807-square-foot temperature-controlled warehouse near Chicago.
The DHL Global Connectedness Index released Wednesday also sheds light on the future expansion of regional trade, saying more than half takes place within regionalized distances already.
A Bloomberg report says Uber Freight may be a candidate for a spinoff or an IPO.
German giant Deutsche Post DHL posted outsized gains in full-year operating income and said that performance will not repeat in 2023.
Ryder has sold its Miami headquarters campus to real estate firm Bridge Industrial for $42.1 million.
Combined company will boast 81 fulfillment centers in the U.S., U.K. and continental Europe.
The company reports it experienced better-than-expected sales volumes in the fiscal 2022 fourth quarter.
The annual OOIDA survey on driver compensation has findings on use of digital brokerages that don’t appear to line up, but definitions may be the issue.
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FreightWaves’ Geoff Lochausen and Ben Richey of Black Rifle Coffee Co. discuss the role American consumers played in the volatile supply chain market over the past year.
Port expert Walter Kemmsies discussed the distortions in trade and demand for goods and services created by the pandemic during FreightWaves’ Global Supply Chain Week.
“If we take what we’ve learned about compliance over the last 20 years and combine it with the latest technology, it’s possible to speed up the process significantly and make it a better experience for drivers,” Foley and CEO Joel Sitak said.
Just as the name suggests, Get It There Faster helps shippers easily move LTL ground and air freight, instantly bringing expedited rates to their TMS platforms.
The TIA, the leading industry association representing brokers, is ramping up its fight against fraudulent double brokering.
Amid recession fears, industry experts reveal freight’s most untapped differentiator— next-generation weather technology.
UPS’ CFO warns of a “bumpy road” ahead, while its CEO extends an olive branch of sorts to the Teamsters ahead of contract talks.
