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Journal of Commerce: Hurricanes not seen as truckload pricing catalyst despite relief demand
As damage from Helene and Milton is being tallied, logistics experts say the storms won’t do much to accelerate spot and contract truckload pricing in
Food Logistics: How Cold Chain Navigates the Unpredictable While Innovating for the Future
Most experts project 2025 to be much like how it was in 2024—navigating the unpredictable while innovating for the future. Here’s why.
Supply & Demand Executive: 5 Ways to Mitigate and Manage Logistics Network Disruptions
When you see the signs of impending crisis, you can leverage optionality to help you ameliorate the worst of the effects and continue to function.
AFS Logistics named as one of America’s Most Loved Workplaces in 2024
AFS Logistics has once again been recognized by its employees for its high level of collaboration, innovation, leadership trust, and culture.
Inbound Logistics: Hats off to Core Carrier
Want to brim with confidence when selecting a core carrier? When weighing this critical decision, consider a range of complex factors before you tip your
Journal of Commerce: LTL shipment count gains subsiding in H2, but pricing keeps rising
The latest year-over-year comparisons are clearing up LTL market distortions caused by Yellow’s failure and revealing weak demand, but tight capacity is pushing up rates.
DC Velocity: Stuck in neutral: Stubborn freight recession has truckers searching for an upshift
A post-pandemic hangover of excess capacity coupled with tepid industrial production is dampening demand and short-circuiting a return to growth for truckers. A bright spot:
Supply Chain Dive: UPS plans surge fee for all China-to-US imports
The charge is based on billable weight and will impact 12 other countries and territories, starting Sept. 15.
