As a shipper, you know that safety has a direct impact on your supply chain, business operations, and costs. The right carrier will have a good reputation for safety and should be able to easy demonstrate the protocols that protect your brand, your freight, and the public.

It's increasingly critical for supply chain-reliant companies to protect their goods in transit, and maintain operational resilience in order to meet customer expectations.

According to Canada, the new Ontario distribution center will be the company's "most advanced facility" in the country.

As older fleet managers and planners retire, the new generation replacing them is turning to digital solutions to navigate an increasingly complex market environment.

Of all the many links that make up a global supply chain, drayage is among the most challenging to perform efficiently and profitably.

Decisions to adopt on-demand packaging still mostly come down to dollars and cents, although in recent years considerations of sustainability have come to the fore.

So far, diesel emissions at the port are down 92%, nitrogen oxides by 71%, sulfur oxides by 98% and greenhouse gases by 17% since 2005.

Transportation providers can draw on a variety of insurance options to protect against the risk of exposure to liability for delays or damage to freight.