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Five Formidable Transportation Challenges Facing Shippers
Shippers need help with forecasting, strategy and carrier relationships just to stay afloat. Here are five key transportation concerns keeping them up at night.
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Europe Reports Shortages of Antibiotics
The shortages are a reminder that volatile turns in demand and supply that have marked the pandemic are still undercutting some sectors.
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The Auto Parts Dilemma: How a New World Will Lead to The Critical Need for Packaging Versatility
The right packaging solutions are critical to unlocking efficiencies, reducing waste and answering the needs for the myriad products you’ll be shipping and customers you’ll be reaching now and in the future.
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Latin America’s Prospects for Trade and Logistics Development
Like all major regions of the world, Latin America is struggling to emerge from the shadow of the pandemic. But its long-term prospects for trade and logistics development are strong.
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Car Sales in China Drop as COVID Lockdowns Kept Buyers at Home
China’s automotive industry, like most others, has been hampered by the country’s COVID Zero approach, which officials only recently started stepping away from.
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Shippers Explore Transport Alternatives to Manage Congested Freight Networks
Today’s small-vehicle expedited shipping offers shippers faster delivery and increased agility, which can be a competitive advantage in today’s challenging marketplace. 
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Nearshoring Offers Advantages During a Supply Chain Crisis
Nearshoring ensures faster speed to market and quicker transit from manufacturers to customers; suppliers and retailers also enjoy the ease of operating in a more convenient time zone.
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Apple to Move Production Out of China
The company is acting after turmoil at its biggest iPhone manufacturing site, a Foxconn facility in Zhengzhou, China.
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Why the Balance of Power Has Shifted From Buyers to Sellers
Is the balance of power in buyer-seller relationships finally shifting in favor of upstream suppliers?
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Some Retailers Are Learning to Love Bulked-Up Inventories
Upbeat comments from retailers including Dick’s Sporting Goods and Walmart signal that strains in supply chains have eased.
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How Shippers Can Find Relief from Drayage Disruptions
By understanding how drayage fits into the larger supply chain, shippers can take a more comprehensive approach and get ahead of problems like equipment shortages and bottlenecks.
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The Great Semiconductor Overhaul Raises the Stakes on Technology
A strategic shift in America’s industrial policy will eventually mean a faster, more responsive supply chain capable of delivering a larger chip supply.
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