Ports have turned their full attention towards making the supply chain process as smooth as possible for customers and cargo owners. East Coast ports have
The Logistix Company’s own Joe Hassenfratz was featured in the July edition of Inbound Logistics’ monthly publication. See below, or click the image to view
The Harbor Truck Association (HTA) reported that on July 13th, harbor truckers were protesting at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach after the
Amazon is suddenly finding itself in an unfavorable position: six new distribution centers have been canceled, eight have been delayed, and two have been delayed
Freight rates, in addition to other rates across several industries, have been fueled by the invasion of Ukraine by Russia, as well as a global
For the first time since 1998, the regulations governing U.S. container trades have received an overhaul. With an overwhelming approval of 369-42, the U.S. House
The four major U.S. Class I railroads are under heavy scrutiny by the Surface Transportation Board (STB) for not providing enough information regarding their rail
According to the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, threats of penalty fees are just as effective as the fees themselves. The container dwell
The diesel market split into two directions last week, adding to the confusion and uncertainty that buyers have been facing. Inventories of ultra low sulfur
