In a press conference held earlier this month, the chair of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) stated that the recent train car derailment and
The diversification of supply chains is not a new conversation, but global disruptions and recent developments have presented strong cases for reshoring manufacturing opportunities. According
February is shaping up to be the slowest month for imports since May of 2020. February is traditionally a slow month for logistics businesses, but
Demand is slowly returning – a great sign in terms of the economic rebound. However, capacity is still up, which means many carriers are not
Inventories in warehouses are high, and experts are not expecting anything less any time soon. Demand for storage space remains firm, according to Prologis, a
A bill was reintroduced into congress that proposed to allow 18-to-20-year-olds to haul containers to and from ports. It is propositioned that opening the line
Driver recruitment is predicted to slow into the first quarter of 2023 as freight demand continues to return back to pre-pandemic levels. With the previous
An EU ban on seaborne imports of Russian crude went into effect on December 5th, 2022, in hopes that this market-altering event would hike the
After two years of disruptions creating a flux of cargo and inventory, the Port of Savannah operators are finally able to breathe. A recent report
