Economic policy decisions have ripple effects across all industries, including logistics and supply chain management. As proposals from the incoming presidential administration emerge for tax reform, tariffs, and immigration reform, businesses must anticipate and adapt to maintain success. Meanwhile, moves from the Federal Reserve to shape monetary policy continue to complicate the economic landscape even

Transportation isn’t just about moving goods from point A to point B—it’s a vital extension of a company’s brand and operations. A reliable and efficient transport system reflects the professionalism, values, and commitment of a business as a whole. When deliveries are on time and intact, they bolster customer trust and satisfaction, while delays or

In today’s interconnected global economy, geopolitics play a major role in the ways businesses choose to source their goods. The complexities of international trade are unavoidable for companies reliant on imports from countries like China. With an increased trend toward tariffs on Chinese products and other international imports, these dynamics have a profound impact on

The transportation industry is at a pivotal moment, shaped by economic instability, inflation, and an ever-evolving marketplace. Spot market volatility, unsustainable pricing in both spot and contract rates, and broader economic pressures leave many uncertain about what the future holds. Despite these challenges, there are opportunities for adaptation and growth. By focusing on loyalty, strategic

Paul-Bernard Jaroslawski, the Founder and President of FreightCaviar, embodies the idea that success in logistics—or any industry—is rarely a solo journey. During a recent appearance on Triple T Transport’s Stay In Your Lane Podcast, Jaroslawski shared the details of his career journey, which has been full of unexpected twists, advice from mentors, and reminders of

Navigating the complexities of the food and beverage supply chain requires staying ahead of advances in technology, fostering relationships, and continuously adapting to economic shifts. At this year's Food Shippers of America Conference (FSAC), industry professionals gathered to discuss key strategies for improving supply chain operations in a landscape that demands both efficiency and adaptability.

The logistics industry faces unique challenges when balancing cost efficiency with service quality and strategic investments in technology. Whether engaging in the spot market, investing in closed-loop systems, or building long-term partnerships with shippers, freight brokers have more options than ever before. Choosing the right strategy requires a nuanced understanding of market dynamics and partnership

The logistics industry is evolving rapidly, with freight brokers increasingly turning to technology to streamline operations. One of the most transformative advancements is the use of API integrations to power real-time rating and create "closed room" bidding environments. This innovation offers brokers and shippers the ability to optimize spot rates without sacrificing service quality or

The supply chain is about to experience a significant transformation thanks to the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) 204 rule, set to take full effect by January 2026. With increasingly complex regulatory requirements and the need for seamless traceability, the food industry must act swiftly to adapt. These changes will not only improve public safety

The Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) has dramatically altered the regulatory landscape for those involved in the food supply chain. Although the FSMA’s primary goal is to enhance food safety, many in the industry have observed that it’s more about increasing documentation requirements than true modernization. “If you've ever heard me speak on it, I