Why Are Fast Food Supply Chains So Complicated?
Volume: Fast food chains serve a large number of customers every day, which means they need a steady flow of...
Month: January 2023
2023 Rate Outlook Webcast: Will shippers catch a break?
In this annual webcast, group editorial director Michael Levans hosts our panel of logistics and freight transportation analysts who share...
The Global Risks Report 2023
The 2023 edition of the Global Risks Report highlights the multiple areas where the world is at a critical inflection...
The World Economic Forum Global Risks Report 2023
Today’s Global Risks Report, an annual publication produced by the World Economic Forum, provides a detailed overview of the most...
Looking at logistics pros and cons early into 2023
With 2023 underway, it is time to take a fresh look at where things stand, as they relate to key...
U.S. rail and intermodal volumes, for week ending January 7, are mixed, reports AAR
Rail carloads—at 212,962—saw a 1.4% annual increase, and intermodal containers and trailers—at 203,257—fell 11.8% annually.
December freight shipments and expenditures see annual declines, notes Cass Freight Index
December’s shipment reading—at 1.161—was down 3.9% annually, and December expenditures—at 4.231—fell 4.3%.
Worker shortage impedes progress in supply chains, Chamber says
Improvements in untangling supply chains have been offset by lingering worker shortages, America’s top business lobbyist said in her comprehensive...
Toyota Material Handling’s Kim Douglass places with gold in global skills competition
Toyota Material Handling associate Kim Douglass became the first woman to ever medal in the Toyota Material Handling Group (TMHG)...
Fulfillment Facility Improved Efficiencies by 4x
Download this case study to explore how Winit relied on Hai Robotics’ intelligent case picking robotic system as the core...