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Carbon Footprint
Switching the Food Industry’s Carbon-Heavy Diet to Electric
Vattenfall
While the energy transition will not happen overnight, the food and beverage sector’s race to electrification has officially begun.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Yesterday Was the Time to Start Nearshoring
World Trade Centers Association
There is too much manufacturing capacity overseas. And, there isn't one company that isn't regretting having utilized nearshoring earlier.
Supply Chain Visibility
Why Congress Needs to Act Now to Avoid Future Supply Chain Disruptions
Consumer Brands Association
Tom Madrecki, VP of supply chain and logistics for Consumer Brands Association, details why government needs to play a bigger role in investing in manufacturing, addressing key gaps and supporting infrastructure.
Rail & Intermodal
eBill of Lading Simplifies North American Freight Rail Shipping
Railinc Corp.
TransmetriQ’s eBOL automatically converts key shipping data into language and formats necessary to initiate rail shipments.
Grocery Retail
How Retailers and Brands Can Prepare for 2023 Supply Chain Challenges
Crisp
To transform next year’s supply chain challenges into a competitive edge, retailers and brands need to analyze the incentives and resources of their shoppers while setting up data-driven systems to account for the acceleration of demand.
Software Solutions
From Normal to New Normal to Normalish
Disruptions have always been a part of supply chains. Bottlenecks of many kinds like natural disasters, roadblocks and other unforeseen circumstances aren’t anything new. They didn’t just crop up when the pandemic hit. It’s called life.
Transportation
Congestion, Bottlenecks, Rail Strikes Will Continue to Challenge Supply Chains in 2023
ABI Research
Adhish Luitel, senior analyst at ABI Research, details why rail strikes, staffing complexities, congestion and bottlenecks will continue to challenge supply chains in the New Year.
Rail & Intermodal
4 Food Shipping Trends That Emerged in 2022
Old Dominion Freight Line Inc.
Excess inventory has now put many businesses in delicate positions. Unloading that extra product is impacting every aspect of the freight industry. Here are some of the biggest takeaways.
Last-Mile
On-Time Delivery Metrics: The Data You Need to Know
Onfleet
Here’s how retailers can calculate their on-time delivery rate, discover common reasons for delivery delays and learn best practices for shortening delivery times.
Last-Mile
Staying Competitive in the Race for Last Mile in Grocery
Bringg
By embracing automation, adopting a delivery management platform and finding creative ways to cut last-mile delivery costs, retailers of any size will be able to run operations that are cost effective across the value chain.
Trucking
Freight Shipping Business Threats
InsureShield Shipping Insurance by UPS Capital Insurance Agency, Inc. (formerly known as UPS Capital)
55% of freight shippers experienced loss of time and resources to resolve the issue, while 48% experienced loss of sales and revenue.
Retention
How to Maximize Employee Retention in the Logistics Industry
Fox Logistics
By providing competitive salaries, opportunities for growth and flexible work environments, employers will notice a significant improvement in talent retention and their bottom line.
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