Amazon has rekindled its partnership with FedEx in a strategic move that signals a shift in the e-commerce giant’s delivery strategy—especially for large and heavy items. Here’s everything you need to know about the deal and what it means for the logistics industry. The Big News Amazon and FedEx have entered a new multi-year agreement […]
In a world where freshness, efficiency, and safety are non-negotiable, the walk-in cold storage industry is quietly expanding its footprint—and fast. From bustling urban restaurants to sprawling pharmaceutical facilities, the demand for modular, energy-efficient, and scalable cold storage is heating up. Ironically, it’s all about staying cold. The Surge Behind the Cold Over the past
As global supply chains face increasing disruption, U.S. ports are stepping up with strategic upgrades and expansions. The Port of Baltimore and the Port of West Sacramento are proving that even amid crisis, opportunity can emerge. Here’s how these two ports are reshaping freight logistics—and what that means for the future of U.S. trade. Freight
In a move that has sparked national discussion, former President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order on April 28, 2025, mandating that all commercial truck drivers operating in the United States must demonstrate proficiency in English. If you’re a trucker, logistics manager, or part of the transportation industry, here’s what this new order means—and
In the fast-paced world of transportation and logistics, efficiency and reliability are paramount. Every shipment, whether a small parcel or oversized freight, depends on the right truck to reach its destination safely and on time. But have you ever wondered what types of trucks are keeping the supply chain moving? Let’s dive into the world
Freight logistics is like a well-coached football game—success comes from strategic planning, adaptability, and execution. Just as a football team relies on a carefully crafted playbook, logistics providers must develop tailored shipping solutions that optimize efficiency and overcome challenges. Understanding the Shipper’s Game Plan A football team studies its strengths and weaknesses, as well as
The trucking industry is fast-paced and ever-evolving, requiring companies to adapt to new regulations, fluctuating demand, and emerging technologies. Success in this field goes beyond resilience—it demands strong teamwork and leadership. Freight brokers play a crucial role in ensuring both carriers and shippers thrive by implementing strategies that create mutual benefits. Navigating Regulatory Changes The
The trucking industry operates within a complex regulatory environment that significantly impacts both trucking companies and freight brokers. These regulations, which include federal mandates, state-specific laws, and environmental policies, shape how freight brokers interact with carriers, manage their operations, and meet customer expectations. Freight brokers serve as a crucial link in the logistics chain, assisting
Logistics Trends Freight Brokers Should Keep an Eye on in 2025 As the freight logistics industry evolves, the transformative trends of 2024 are set to dominate the landscape in 2025. Technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) continue to mature, offering groundbreaking solutions, while other trends like sustainability and eCommerce drive fresh challenges and opportunities. For
The logistics industry is a vital component of global commerce, and trucking agents play a pivotal role in ensuring shipments are safely and efficiently transported. If you’re looking to start a career in trucking and wish to earn a substantial income, becoming a trucking agent could be an excellent choice. This blog explores the role
