As we now fully leave 2022 in the rearview, we can admit that it brought more change to the global supply chain than ever before. To be optimistic, it made countries rethink the way that they do business with each other, and pushed industry professionals to seek better and more sustainable practices.
Current economic conditions point to the need for warehousing to slim down by scaling back staffing and machine usage. If there was ever a time for shipping warehouses to run lean, it’s now.
The EU has imposed new sanctions on Russia and all other countries that support Russia. Take a deep dive on these sanctions and what they mean for you.
As 2022 comes to a close, now is a good time to reflect on how wrong our predictions were for how this year would shape out. After two years of consecutive growth, most believed the supply chain industry would continue upwards. Let’s take a look at our 2022 year in review.
Severe winter weather can cause major delays. Forward-thinking transportation companies can prepare for the chaos and uncertainty by following these tips.
Because railroads account for 33% of all U.S. exports, a rail strike would cripple the economy. Will the strike happen in 2023?