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Transportation: Page 368
Cold Chain
Logistics Providers Keep Pace With New Demands
Online grocery shopping and the expanding cold chain are driving new products and services.
Grocery Retail
'Food Everywhere' Brings Operational Concerns
Emerson
Consumer preferences are driving the “food everywhere” trend throughout retail, but operators require new approaches to meet those demands.
Cold Storage
Consumer Demands for Fresh Foods are Transforming Cold Storage
Transworld Data
The bottom line is that more consumers want their food in “near real time”—and they’re willing to pay for it.
Transportation
An ELD Conundrum
The second phase of ELD implementation carries critical decisions for food distribution companies with transportation fleets.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Coast Guard Reopens Port of New Orleans
Port of New Orleans
Hurricane Barry forced New Orleans to close its port last week as the city prepared for torrential rains.
Trucking
Halfway Through 2019 and 2,500 Truckers Have Lost Their Job
Some fleet owners are viewing the industry as a "blood bath."
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Port of Los Angeles Stands by Automation
Port of Los Angeles
In the ongoing fight against Longshore and Warehouse Union members and automation, the port of Los Angeles is siding with automation.
Trucking
Starlite Trucking Closes Abruptly
After 40 years in business, Timmerman Starlite Truck has closed abruptly.
Transportation
DAT: Truckload Rates Heat Up in June as Spot Market Volumes Beat 2018 Levels
DAT Freight & Analytics
Spot market rates for dry van and refrigerated shipments in June were the highest since January.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Impending storm closes Port of New Orleans, lower Mississippi
Port of New Orleans
Tropical Storm Barry creating closures along the Gulf Coast
Automation
H-E-B to Test Autonomous Delivery Later this Year
H-E-B
H-E-B has announced a pilot program that will take place later this year that will use one vehicle with self-driving technology for its deliveries in San Antonio.
Transportation
Spot Rates Start July With a Bang
DAT Freight & Analytics
National average spot van and refrigerated freight rates shot higher last week as shippers looked for carriers to move freight during a holiday-shortened week.
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