FreightWaves NOW: Volumes and rates across the land
If volumes go down do rates always follow?
If volumes go down do rates always follow?
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While most of the country saw a huge drop in volumes over the holiday week, we’re still seeing substantial volumes for 40-foot containers on the Freightos Baltic Index.
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The macro view shows continued downward trends across the logistics landscape, but a micro view of reefer shows plenty of seasonal opportunity.
The cap and trade system begins with government allocated permits with must remain equal to the company’s emission.
Whether you’re a carrier, driver, or broker, there are some key market areas to leverage in a variety of headhaul markets to maximize your operations.
Spot rates have fallen back to 2017 levels, but costs are still on the rise for carriers. Plus, ocean container rates increased on July 1st from China to the U.S.
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Also known as the First Mile, drayage is the transport of goods over a short distance between ports and warehouses for truck, ship or rail.