Hurricane Ian is due to touch down on the U.S. coast sometime later this afternoon, and though the storm is slated to hit Southern Florida,
Freight shipments have gone up 3.6% – more than a four-year high in August of 2022. This is according to the Cass information system, a
The railroad strike has been narrowly averted after a 20-hour negotiation meeting between unions and rail management. The two parties were able to reach a
As we monitor the situation regarding Class I railroads and their potential shut down at 12:01 AM on September 16th, we would like to take
Class I railroads are making arrangements to keep in compliance with federal regulations in anticipation of a strike occurring on September 16th. Preparation includes suspending
U.S. ports are bloated due to congestion, and the only solution is to alleviate it is time. Currently, the average dock time is over at
Commerce giants like Walmart and Target have recently gone on record to say that they’ve canceled billions of dollars in orders to help align their
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
