The floodwaters of COVID-era circumstances have mostly receded on the shores of supply chains. However, despite market conditions at a lower tide, waves will crash
Star Wars may have the Millennium Falcon, but North America’s cross-border trade now has the Falcon Premium. A new cross-border intermodal service in the U.S.,
Last year, it was nearing madness in March for freight movement, however this time around, the third month on the calendar saw a muted performance
Last but not least. These words best describe the importance of final mile shipping. It’s the last leg of a shipment, but it’s typically the
The egg market has laid an egg so far in 2023. However, a steady recovery in the last few weeks has things looking sunny side
Remember this time of the year, last year? Maybe your memory’s bad, but your wallet sure recalls the hefty fuel prices we all had to
The Port of Long Beach’s Executive Director Mario Cordero has not forsaken any optimism for the southern Californian port. Rather, it’s rumored Cordero’s glasses fog
“Nearshoring is so fetch! It’s totally the new offshoring!” said maybe a supply chain professional or two. Nearshoring—bringing manufacturing and sourcing closer to the states—has
Alaska’s bizarre location—a semi exclave thousands of miles north of the U.S. mainland—renders it uniquely isolated from the typical flow of America’s supply chain. Aside
February 7 marked the date for 2023’s presidential State of the Union address. That evening, President Joe Biden stood in front of Congress and, by
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