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Today's Pressing Issues in Temperature-Controlled Transportation
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FedEx Freight's Chief Talks LTL
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Major Forces Impacting Supply Chain Management
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The 3PL's Role in the Trucking Industry
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The Hard Cold Facts About Refrigerated Transportation
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Fueling the Supply Chain with Compressed Natural Gas
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LAN, TAM Merger Has Implications for Airfreight Industry
South American carriers LAN Airlines and TAM have banded together, forming the LATAM Airlines Group, reportedly the largest airline group in South America. The combined LAN Cargo, which has three smaller affiliate carriers, and TAM Cargo will now be able to offer routings to 169 cities around the world.
Mexican Logistics Expert Discusses NAFTA Roadblocks and Cross-Border Trucking Restrictions
Enrique Almanza Hernandez, logistics expert and former central Mexico regional director at Autotransportes de Carga Tresguerras SA de CV, discusses key issues surrounding effective North American supply chain management and explores the state of fully integrated North American logistics - including the evolution of some Mexican carriers into true 3PL providers. Hernandez spoke with Danny Slaton, SMC ³ executive vice president of business and product development.
Wavelink Issues New Tool for App Delivery to Rugged Mobile Devices
Wavelink Corp. has released Velocity, a mobile browser which provides fast delivery of Web-based applications to rugged mobile devices.
Swisslog Debuts Order-Fulfillment System for U.S. E-Commerce
Swisslog Logistics Inc. is now offering Click+Pick, a high-speed order-fulfillment system designed for the U.S. electronic commerce market.
U.S. Ports in Multibillion-Dollar War to Take Import-Export Business from Each Other
U.S. ports plan to spend more than $46bn over the next five years in anticipation of fierce global competition for exports and imports, a report by the American Association of Port Authorities shows.
Logistics Hub in Pennsylvania Attracts Volvo Construction Equipment, Others
Northeastern U.S. states are sometimes depicted as not particularly business friendly. But that hasn't deterred some major companies from locating in the Keystone State recently, not least of which is Volvo Construction Equipment Americas. For one thing, Pennsylvania's location makes it very attractive for companies that must get product to customers in a huge portion of the country within a day. And a pocket in Franklin County, in the south central part of the state, is helping them do just that.
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