Fall produce season mixed with holiday season festivities typically provides a much-needed boost for reefer carriers in November. This year, though, truckload volumes nationally trailed last year by around 3%,...
The produce supply chain has truly gone global, with consumers now expecting readily available and consistently high-quality fruits and vegetables delivered to their doorsteps via ecommerce platforms or picked off...
This is a guest post by Rabab Toor. There is a lot of red tape involved in customs export paperwork, making international shipping a risky business. This article will go...
When it comes to investing in trade’s “new tomorrow,” it’s a long game, and companies need to strategize on their return on investment in building infrastructure for that new opportunity. ...
Peterbilt celebrated the production of the 750,000th truck assembled at its Denton, Texas manufacturing facility. The company said in a statement that this milestone truck, a Model 579, "represents Peterbilt's dedication...
A United Auto Workers member walks in the Labor Day 2023 parade in Detroit. (Paul Sancya/Associated Press) The United Auto Workers union is launching simultaneous, public organizing campaigns at more...
The soonest the Panama Canal Authority says it could see significant relief is 2028, raising the possibility of persistent drought restrictions and reduced container capacity and transits until then, writes...
In a recent DAT Freight & Analytics blog post, I wrote about preparing for winter driving. This week, we’re exploring how to winterize diesel fuel. Winter is fast approaching, and fleet...
Bear markets, with their pessimistic sentiments and dwindling demand, create a demanding landscape for supply chain managers to navigate. During these downturns, cost control and risk mitigation become paramount. With...
This is a guest post by Moyofade Ipadeola. Your business can’t do without shipping, yes. But who says you have to do the shipping yourself? Let’s face it; the complexities...
