"The density of a shipment is a key factor in Less‑than‑Truckload (LTL) freight. Many carriers use density‑based pricing programs, and it heavily influences customer‑specific pricing. Because carriers want to maximize trailer space, higher‑density freight is more efficient to move and often earns more favorable rates for shippers
The Red Sea crisis has drawn major attention for its impact on the global supply chain. The Red Sea connects to the southern entrance of the Suez Canal, one of the world’s busiest shipping routes. About 19,000 vessels pass between the Indian Ocean and the Mediterranean each year, and the canal cuts Asia‑to‑Europe transit times nearly in half. Roughly 12% of global trade—including 30% of container traffic and about $1 trillion in goods—moves through this corridor, according to Reuters.
Refrigerated shipping, or reefer shipping, is a sophisticated network of technology, infrastructure, and expertise dedicated to preserving the quality and safety of temperature-sensitive cargo. The transportation of goods in specially designed containers or cargo holds equipped with temperature-control mechanisms. These systems maintain specific temperature ranges, typically between -20°C to +30°C (-4°F to 86°F), depending on the cargo's requirements.
Companies across the supply chain have been laser-focused on improving their visibility options over the past several years. While most companies understand that visibility paves the way for increased efficiency and better coordination throughout the lifecycle of a shipment, many leaders in the space do not yet have a solid understanding of partial versus complete visibility.
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From fragile ceramic mugs to heavy weight machinery, product shipments come in various shapes, sizes and weights. While not all freight requires the same handling for safe delivery, there are a few best practices shippers can implement to set up carriers for success when transporting their goods.
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Inc. magazine today revealed that Dynamic Logistix (DLX) - a third-party provider of shipping technology and freight solutions – is No. 74 on its fourth annual Inc. 5000 Regionals: Midwest list, the most prestigious ranking of the fastest-growing Midwest private companies.
You’ve made it through the holiday rush—sleighbells, sugar cookies, Santa, and all. Now it’s time to gear up for the next season that can shape your entire year: RFP season. RFPs play a crucial role in building strong shipper–carrier partnerships, and navigating them requires a solid grasp of market dynamics, shipper needs, and smart strategies. Here are key best practices, considerations, and questions to help guide you through the RFP process.
A Transportation Management System (TMS) is a software or technology that allows companies to track and manage their shipments efficiently. It helps companies keep track of their logistics functions and optimizes for shorter and more effective transport.
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