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Stealing $9.5 Million Worth of Freight Shipments
A Chicago man is facing multiple federal charges related to the theft of $9.5 million worth of items, including liquor and commercial-grade copper, from interstate shipments.
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How Satisfied Are Your Shippers? 3PL Study Reveals
The latest 3PL study from NTT Data, Penn State, and Penske, titled "The Power of Partnerships: Exploring Collaboration Through Data and Innovation," dives into the role of partnerships within the shipper and 3PL industry.
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Tesla Plans To Ramp Up Tesla Semi Deliveries To PepsiCo
Tesla is gearing up to increase deliveries of its Tesla Semi trucks to PepsiCo, its primary customer, in anticipation of ramping up volume production of the electric semi-truck.
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Memorial Day Weekend Cargo Theft Trends In 2024
Supply chain professionals need to remain vigilant this Memorial Day weekend as cargo thieves are expected to take advantage of extended business closures.
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US East Coast Ports Are Spending Billions to Profit From Asia’s Shifting Exports
The shift of export production from China to South Asia presents a geographic advantage for East Coast ports. With quicker shipping routes through the Suez Canal and across the Atlantic, goods from countries like India and Sri Lanka can reach the US faster via these ports.
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Mexico's Tractor-Trailer Cargo Theft Problem
Cargo theft in Mexico continues to be a major concern for the trucking industry. According to the National Association of Vehicle Tracking and Protection Companies (ANERPV), tractor-trailer thefts are on the rise.
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Crime ring raided: 160 pallets of stolen goods, worth $1.4 million seized
Last week marked the conclusion of a thorough investigation into an organized crime ring, led by the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. Their efforts resulted in the recovery of 160 pallets of stolen merchandise, totaling approximately $1.4 million in value, from a warehouse.
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Q2 2024 Transportation Outlook: Capacity Reducing
Dive into the intricate dynamics of the freight industry as it navigates through unprecedented challenges. Explore the persistent reduction in capacity amid an oversupplied market, witnessing a net decrease of 4,241 carriers in the first quarter of 2024 alone.
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Trucking company owner indicted for tax evasion scheme
Prosecutors allege Martin orchestrated a complex scheme to hide income and assets from the IRS. This scheme allegedly involved creating a shell company, TSA Transportation, to win trucking contracts.
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C.H. Robinson Automates Email Responses With AI
Logistics giant C.H. Robinson is taking a major step towards email automation with the launch of a new artificial intelligence platform. This innovative system tackles the challenge of responding to shippers' frequent email inquiries.
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12 LA Warehouses Raided, Cargo Theft Suspects Arrested
In a pre-dawn raid, a coordinated effort by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department's Organized Retail Crime Task Force (ORCTF) targeted multiple locations near downtown LA, taking down multiple cargo theft suspects.
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92-Year Old Trucking Company Shutters, Along With Others
Last week, multiple trucking companies closed their doors, including 92-year old trucking company Arnold Transport.