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Ocean Ports & Carriers
Everstream Analytics Acquires BlueNode, Expands Intermodal Analytics Solutions
Everstream Analytics
With the acquisition, Everstream will now offer the ability to make strategic decisions on maritime carbon mitigation that balances shipping time, expense and environmental impact.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Top 4 Factors to Consider When Choosing Offshoring vs. Nearshoring
DDC FPO
Here are the Top 4 factors for food logistics companies to consider when searching, researching and choosing a prospective BPO partner or solution.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Reshoring the Food Supply Chain
Reshoring Institute
Now is the time to rethink and reconstruct global supply chain strategies.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
The Growing Trend of Nearshoring in Mexico
Nowports
Mexico's unique position as a nearshoring hub for American companies has made it an attractive choice for major corporations seeking to expand their operations.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Global Supply Chains in 2023: Are We Really Returning to Normal?
Sedgwick
There are certainly some hopeful and telling signs that, on the whole, we’re nearing a return to normalization. But the shipping industry might not be out of the woods just yet. Here's why.
Carbon Footprint
Propane Council Encourages Ports to Apply for Funding; Achieve Environmental, Emissions Mitigation Measures
Propane Education & Research Council (PERC)
With this funding, ports can begin replacing their diesel and gasoline-powered equipment with clean energy alternatives such as propane-powered port tractors, forklifts and other cargo handling equipment.
Transportation
Shipper’s Guide to Planning Ahead
BlueGrace Logistics LLC
Data shows there is a consensus that revenue will increase and inventory levels will build. Shippers are going to buy more inventory because they have confidence order volumes will increase and revenue will be stronger through spring.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Full Warehouses Slow Cargo Movement Through Port of Long Beach
Port of Long Beach
Economists say the year started stronger than anticipated, but shifts in trade routes and increased prices driven by inflation contributed to a decline in shipments.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Supply Overshooting Demand of Containers
Container xChange
Data from Container xChange’s last three recordings indicates that the industry expects container prices to improve soon, thereby reviving confidence.
Software Solutions
Drayage Software for Carriers, Freight Forwarders, Beneficial Cargo Owners
PortPro Technologies
PortPro’s drayOS Track delivers several features designed to change the future of container management and what can be expected in drayage from here forward.
Trucking
RoadOne Acquisition Expands Intermodal Logistics Services
RoadOne IntermodaLogistics
RoadOne IntermodaLogistics acquired The Transporter, Inc., a move designed to help RoadOne build out its commitment to the U.S. Southwest region.
Cold Chain
Cold Chain's Top 4 Drivers for Growth in 2023
SeaCube Container Leasing
Stakeholders throughout the supply chain understand 2023 will not be like any other year, and this is especially true for the cold chain. Here are the top 4 cold chain growth drivers.
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