Suez Canal Closure Would Not Be Devastating

Suez Canal Closure Would Not Be Devastating

Mar 18, 2013

Should the Suez Canal need to close due to the current political and economic conditions in Egypt, experts say the result would not be devastating for Asia-Europe shipments. According to the Journal of Commerce, trade would be redirected around the Cape of Good Hope. To read more, click HERE.

Corporate America Keeps Payment Delays Steady: Creditsafe Study

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How Traceability Helps Grocers Achieve Regulatory Requirements

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Geotab Go Focus Plus Ai Dash Cam

Geotab’s New AI Dash Cam to Help Drivers Self-Correct Risky Habits

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Warp Launches Suite of Security Solutions Across Asset-Light Network

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Risk/Compliance

Corporate America Keeps Payment Delays Steady: Creditsafe Study

Stability on the surface masks sharp swings in how companies are managing their bills.

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How Traceability Helps Grocers Achieve Regulatory Requirements

The question is no longer whether to invest in these capabilities, but how to implement them most effectively to enhance food safety, operational efficiency, and customer confidence.

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Geotab’s New AI Dash Cam to Help Drivers Self-Correct Risky Habits

This dual-facing dash cam is designed to deliver proactive, in-cab voice support that helps drivers self-correct risky habits.

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Warp Launches Suite of Security Solutions Across Asset-Light Network

This suite of enhanced tracking, security, and operational oversight is designed to deliver enterprise-grade performance without owning physical assets.

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Tariff Fears Drive U.S. Stockpiling in August: GEP

North America was the outlier, with supply chains running close to full capacity as companies in the continent stockpiled raw materials and components to protect against tariff-driven shortages and delivery delays.

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

Front-Loaded Inventory Moves Inland Amid New Regulatory Shakeups

Front-loaded freight is now moving inland, causing congestion in key rail lanes from the coasts and bolstering domestic truckload activity in select regions.

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project44 Launches Free Tariff Simulator

The Tariff Simulator enables businesses to instantly determine U.S. import duties and tariffs using HTS codes.

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The 4 Pillars of Fleet Success: Tales from the Former VP of Fleet Operations for Coca-Cola

Steve Saltzgiver will share his experience as VP, fleet operations for Coca-Cola, and how he leveraged the four pillars of fleet success to improve his fleet.

Sponsored By: RTA: The Fleet Success Company

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Why Highway Trust Fund Should be Rebranded as Gallons-Based User Fee

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Building Supplier Trust to Navigate Ingredient Bans

Behind what seems like a straightforward ingredient substitution lies visibility, alignment, and confidence in your supplier ecosystem.

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Travis Ross, senior technical account manager for EROAD, will provide actionable strategies and practical frameworks around making smarter reefer decisions.

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Why QR Codes with Poor Scan Experiences are Undermining Measurable Touchpoint Opportunities

If the post-scan experience doesn’t deliver, it sends a broader message that the brand doesn’t follow through.

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