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FreightWaves: Strike ahead? What to watch as UPS and Teamsters negotiations unfold
With a potential UPS labor strike on the horizon, Micheal McDonagh explains how parcel shippers can navigate this period of uncertainty.
Inbound Logistics: How has logistics technology impacted your job?
Longtime industry professionals, including a few familiar faces from AFS, share how logistics technology has impacted their jobs. See what they had to see.
Reuters: Amazon, other retailers revamp ‘free’ shipping as costs soar
Retailers who use so-called free delivery are scrambling to keep it from draining profits as costs climb and e-commerce contracts.
Supply and Demand Chain Exec: Pros to Know – Leaders of the Pack in Diversity, Innovation and Technology
This year’s Pros to Know winners are leading the pack in terms of innovation, enhancement and providing problem-solving solutions to the supply chain.
Food Chain Digest: How Musco Family Olive company leverages outsourced expertise
Musco Family Olive Company (Musco) is the nation’s leading provider of table olives. Since 1942, the company has prided themselves on sourcing the highest quality
Supply Chain Quarterly: Why supply chain professionals should care about CSCMP
By providing them with networking opportunities, certification and training programs, and leading-edge research, CSCMP is helping members navigate the rapidly changing field of supply chain
Reuters: US truck freight ends 2022 strongly, but signs of weakening demand in Q1 2023
Tonnage growth in 2022 was the best since 2018, but shippers expected to be in driving seat for prices from Q1 2023 onwards.
Logistics Management: Musco: A well-oiled supply chain
Shippers who find themselves stuck in the “we’ve-always-done-it-this-way” of thinking might be able to learn a few new tricks from an 80-year-old family-owned California olive
