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Ocean Ports & Carriers
How Contract Logistics Providers Help Organizations Future-Proof Supply Chains
DP World
Contract logistics providers help with product development, manufacturing, marketing, and sales. Here's how.
Worker Safety
Free Alerts System Delivers Driver Safety Alerts to CDL Drivers
Drivewyze
Drivewyze Free is a free service that uses telematics devices, tablets and smartphones to deliver in-cab safety alerts and advisories to fleets and drivers.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
U.S. Import Container Volume Over Market Projections
Descartes Systems Group
The slight aggregate increase masks counter-intuitive swings in volume at the West, East and Gulf Coast ports, according to recent reports from Descartes Systems Group.
Carbon Footprint
How Food Manufacturers Will Embrace Smart Technologies to Achieve Sustainability Goals
ThinkIQ
Faced with the escalating impact of climate change, food manufacturers across the globe are intensifying their focus on sustainability initiatives.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
North American Transborder Freight up 3.5% from 2022
U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT)
Transborder freight between the United States and North American countries Canada and Mexico is up 3.5% in 2023 from 2022, according to statistics presented by U.S. Department of Transportation.
Supply Chain Visibility
Associated Costs from Geopolitical Unrest to Pose Biggest Headache in 2024
Container xChange
Majority of shipping professionals surveyed are gearing up to enhance resilience through strategic initiatives like risk assessment and scenario planning, diversification of routes and suppliers and regulatory compliance.
3PL/4PL
Enhancing Warehouse Safety with 3PL Partnerships
TA Services
3PLs play a pivotal role in enhancing warehouse safety for shippers.
AI/AR
Not Everything can be Automated. Here’s Why.
Zipline Logistics
While AI systems are now capable of revolutionary things within pre-determined parameters, they do not possess the adaptability, personality, or empathy required to handle freight anomalies.
Cold Chain
Future-Proofing Food Logistics: 2024's Recipe for Resilient Supply Chains
NewCold Advanced Cold Logistics
Strategic bets on resilience, automation, sustainability, data improvement, and reshoring should pay off in the future.
Material Handling Equipment
The Carbon Footprint of Electric Forklifts: A Cradle-to-Grave Analysis
OneCharge
Efforts to reduce forklifts' total GHG emissions should focus on procuring cleaner electricity, improving the energy efficiency of operations, and exploring ways to add power generation from renewable sources.
Supply Chain Visibility
What's in Store for 2024
Food Logistics and Supply & Demand Chain Executive is in position to take on 2024. Here's what readers and advertisers can expect.
Trucking
Signs of Confidence Amidst
BlueGrace Logistics LLC
Key findings shed light on the intricate interplay between revenue, inventory, and orders that impact the delicate balance between managing supply chains and meeting consumer and business demands.
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