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Although every year has its fair share of challenges, it feels as though the supply chain has not been able to catch a break since

The Surface and Transportation Board is calling Union Pacific management including CEO Lance Fritz to appear at hearings December 13-14 about the freight railroad’s use

Industry insiders reveal if there has been a pullback on supply chain globalization amidst volatility and disruption.

NO. As supply chains adapt to market conditions, whether punitive trade barriers, geopolitical conflicts, weather events, or logistics shocks, trade flows will shift, but globalization always wins because economics always

The East Coast continues to dominate in the movement of trade, with the Port of New York and New Jersey taking the top spot as

Experts note that shipping rates are negotiable, but how amenable the delivery giants will be to concessions is up for debate. Even as they grapple

Logistics managers are dusting off their plans for a possible railroad strike in November that could wreak havoc on the supply chain and cost the

When shippers look at their next freight bill, costs may be higher than normal – or the relative normal of late, characterized by already high