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Ukraine Crop Deal Misses Target as Russia Slow-Walks Ship Checks

The delays are weighing on farmers’ incomes and raising costs for traders, so that growing and shipping Ukrainian crops becomes increasingly challenging.

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ATA, IMCC Hail Victory in Chassis Choice Case

IMCC filed its complaint with the FMC in 2020, alleging, among other things, that they have denied motor carriers the ability to choose their provider when leasing essential chassis equipment.

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C.H. Robinson Digs in Against Activist Investor Ancora

The divide is the latest example of the challenges that strategies built on cross-selling and so-called one-stop shop shipping services face.

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The Role of Inland Waterways in Building Supply Chain Infrastructure

It’s likely only a matter of time before we see container-laden vessels navigating the marine highway, and helping to revolutionize the container-shipping industry.

How to Uncover Savings as LTL Rates Remain High

A differentiated strategy for LTL is necessary to manage costs and maximize revenue.

‘Shadow Fleet’ of Tankers Hauling Russian Oil Swells to 600 Ships, Trafigura Says

The European Union has imposed a ban on almost all seaborne imports of Russian refined fuels from February 5, two months after imposing a prohibition on crude oil.

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CVC Nears Deal to Acquire Logistics Firm Scan Global

AEA, a New York buyout firm that traces its roots to the Rockefeller and Mellon family fortunes, had been working with Barclays Plc on the potential divestment of Scan Global.

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The Great Divide: Understanding LTL and Truckload Market Shifts

With the advent of GPS and electronic logging devices (ELDs), trailer-tracking devices will allow for 100% visibility to freight in transit.

Logistics Outsourcing Calls for Robust Data Portfolios to Create Enduring Supply Chains

COVID-19 exposed a lot of weaknesses and led shippers to gain a better understanding of the importance of data portfolios, which is the primary purpose of outsourced logistics solutions.

Trucking Solutions in Latin America

Working with a reliable global freight forwarder that has an understanding of the region can be the difference between success or interruptions in your supply chain when challenges arise.

A New Normalcy Emerges, But at a Higher Cost

Embracing online platforms will likely increase in 2023, as shippers and carriers become more cost-conscious in an uncertain economy.

The Last Mile Reaches a Tipping Point to Meet Changing Consumer Preferences

Carriers will adapt through consolidation, service-level enhancements, and technology investments as the last mile extends closer to the consumer.

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