• Nearshoring definition: What it is and why it’s trending
• The types of companies nearshoring
• Nearshoring benefits: Why choose nearshoring 

International shipping is, by its very nature, risky business. So..

• Too many providers in the mix
• Growing pains with current carriers 
• Late freight
• Customs and compliance issues
• Higher spend, lower ROI

• What the CVSA International Roadcheck (Blitz Week) is
• What happens during Blitz Week
• When is DOT Blitz Week 2025 will be
• The focuses of the 2025 CVSA International Roadcheck
• What happens if a driver..

• Tariffs: Definition and explanation
• Who pays tariffs
• Why governments levy tariffs
• How tariffs affect the transportation industry
• What U.S. importers can do to protect their supply chains in 2025

If..

• Foreign trade zone (FTZ) definition
• The difference between an FTZ and a bonded warehouse
• How to know if an FTZ is right for your company

In today's ever-changing global economy, U.S. shippers are constantly..

The fear of cargo being lost, damaged, or otherwise compromised in transit is a common one. For shippers with international supply chains, these anxieties are intensified by unpredictable factors like war and..

For those tasked with managing logistics budgets, “What will it cost?” is the question looming over every business decision — and warehousing is no exception. 

Transloading vs cross-docking — what's the difference? 

While both are commonly-used logistics methods, the difference between transloading and cross-docking is their purposes.

Transloading focuses on ..

• Warehousing and distribution definitions
• Warehousing costs explained
• Why shippers choose to store their freight
• Warehousing and distribution services

Warehousing and distribution are essential parts of many..

In the early hours of Aug. 22, 2024, rail freight traffic in Canada came to a screeching halt as the country’s two main rail companies, Canadian National (CN) and Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) locked out..