Shipping air inside expensive freight containers has never been a cost-effective approach to transportation. Today though, in the wake…


Shipping air inside expensive freight containers has never been a cost-effective approach to transportation. Today though, in the wake…

Freight costs remain a significant concern for many businesses. Pressuring freight carriers to lower rates is a common tactic, but it often backfires due to the thin margins…

High road freight costs and trucking service challenges are pressing issues. Knowing the common obstacles in road freight is crucial for improvement…

Over a relatively short period, a transport or fleet manager’s ability to support an efficient distribution network through route and delivery optimisation…

It’s a mistake to think it’s all about the freight “rate.” Efforts to reduce freight costs often miss important considerations. One significant mistake is when freight rates do not align with your actual shipping profile and volume…

Warehouse demand has surged as companies struggle to handle larger inventories post-pandemic. Many are upgrading or expanding facilities to keep up with demand. This trend is visible globally, including in Australia and North America. Cost-to-serve analysis is increasingly common, helping companies spot areas of high supply chain costs. Unlike traditional reporting, this method reveals hidden expenses, making it easier to streamline operations…

Trucks and vans are not cheap to run, so if you can save even a little on the cost of operating each vehicle in your fleet, those savings can mount up to a lot—and the more extensive…

Have you ever found yourself wondering what the future holds for the world of international logistics and ocean freight? A key challenge lies in port infrastructure, which hasn’t kept pace with shipping demands. Some ports are starting to use automated guided vehicles (AGVs) to move containers, but with massive 22,000 TEU vessels, balance is a concern, making full automation tough…

The pandemic drastically disrupted the shipping industry, with skyrocketing demand, especially in e-commerce, driving ocean freight rates up by as much as 50% between 2020 and 2021. Service reliability also took a hit. However, we’re now seeing stabilization, with rates moving closer to pre-pandemic levels. Experts predict that rates will return to something similar to 2019, with minor fluctuations based on market conditions…

Is your company one of the many that take a minimalist approach to freight management? Yes… I did say minimalist, not lean…