Cargo theft no longer begins with a cut lock or unattended trailer. In today’s landscape, it starts with a convincing email, a stolen motor carrier identity, or a dispatcher who looks legitimate long enough to secure a load. Once the wrong truck leaves the dock, recovery can be difficult and the costs can extend

If your company ships fresh produce, seafood, shell eggs, soft cheeses, nut butters, or other foods on the FDA Food Traceability List (FTL), FSMA Rule 204 is probably on your logistics radar. The rule expands traceability recordkeeping across the food supply chain and requires covered businesses to maintain specific records that can help the

Every year, harvest cycles reshape the U.S. freight market. As fruits and vegetables move from growing regions to retailers, food service distributors, and processing facilities, demand for refrigerated transport equipment rises quickly. That surge can tighten capacity, shift carrier networks, and affect transportation costs far beyond the agricultural lanes where it begins. For businesses