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Shippers Get a Break From Supply Chain Gridlock, But Relief May Be Temporary

Companies are rushing to take advantage of low-cost country sourcing, but the right processes and technology must be in place before expected savings can be realized.

Ocean, Truck Set to Grab Bigger Global Market Share From Air Cargo Services

Best-Practice Companies Redefine the Basics Of Freight Management

Capacity is stretched thin and costs for fuel and drivers are accelerating, and that's not likely to change in the near term. It's time that businesses become more strategic in their transportation decisions.

GT Nexus Tech to Power Apparel Retailer's Shipments

With Deconsolidation, You Can Ship When the Latest Demand Trends Are Clear

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Yak Pak Bags Supply Chain Success

A conversation with Richard Haugen, chief operating officer at Yak Pak, a New York-based designer and manufacturer of fashion bags and packs.

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CP Ships Opts for Smaller Vessels to Boost Flexibility, Combat Congestion

Virginia Port Executive Sees Permanent Shift in Import Traffic from Asia to U.S.

Negotiating Better Ocean Contracts When Capacity is Tight

Though the market advantage has shifted away from shippers, DuPont still manages to acquire ocean services that provide competitive advantage across its supply chains.

Hong Kong Touts Its Logistics Abilities Over Those of the Mainland

Companies manufacturing in China must choose whether to ship through Hong Kong or the mainland. Business and government leaders in Hong Kong are promoting the territory as the better choice in supply-chain management.

Ocean Carriers Share Assets to Reduce Costs, Enhance Service Offerings

Shipping alliances allow carriers to realize economies of scale while providing customers with more frequent sailings and faster transit times. Some critics, however, question the competitive results.

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