The end of 2023 saw a surge in cargo thefts with thieves targeting food and beverage freight, along with electronics and household goods.
Texas-based vertical farm Eden Green Technology will grow, package and ship herbs from one of its two greenhouses in Cleburne.
Nearshoring growth paired with lack of cross-border visibility is creating new challenges for cross-border logistics providers. Nuvocargo combines technology and expertise to overcome hurdles common to traditional big-box brokerages.
The two key ratings agencies expressed caution about the debt metrics on GXO’s acquisition of Wincanton. (Photo: GXO)
Logistics companies are starting again to look for acquisitions that can help them better compete across modes, services and geographies.
FreightWaves’ Mary O’Connell and Cargado CEO Matt Silver break down the changing role of 3PLs in U.S.-Mexico freight movements.
The board of UK logistics firm Wincanton has unanimously recommended GXO’s $965 million buyout offer.
GXO’s offer to buy U.K. logistics firm Wincanton bests Ceva Logistics’ bid by 26%.
A new DHL facility in Norfolk, Virginia, will serve eastern Virginia and coastal North Carolina.
Quiet and zero tailpipe emissions battery-electric trucks are gaining popularity across the industry for parts shipment to assembly plants.
Reaction to RXO’s fourth-quarter earnings has been decidedly negative, and the first quarter started off weak.
TFI International’s EPS in 2024 will be at least $7 a share, CEO Alain Bédard says
C.H. Robinson’s newly unveiled touchless appointments will automate manual scheduling tasks.
AIT’s acquisition of Lubbers Logistics Group adds 18 European offices to AIT’s 130-location global network.
CtrlChain, formerly ChainCargo, unveils a mission-focused rebrand in order to drive sustainability through digitalization and industry collaboration.
Third-party logistics provider Kenco Logistic Services has announced it will close its Indianapolis facility and lay off 110 workers.
Network for perishables e-commerce D2C segment to open in 4 states
Supply chain software providers Manhattan Associates, Blue Yonder and AWS Supply Chain used the National Retail Federation’s annual meeting to tout new offerings and discuss recent challenges.
At the big National Retail Federation meeting in New York, a daylong discussion on supply chains looked back on the craziness and ahead to a bold future.
Florida International University College of Business’s Dr. Patrucco teaches novel approaches to buyer-supplier relationships.
