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Electric Cargo Plane Makes Debut For US Airforce
Pyka, a Silicon Valley startup, marked a significant milestone by delivering its first electric autonomous cargo plane to AFWERX, the US Air Force's innovation network.
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Valentine's Day Roses: How The Supply Chain Works
Similar to the logistics challenges of holiday shipping, the intricacies of Valentine’s Day logistics revolve around the critical importance of an efficient supply chain network. Let's take a closer look at the logistics of Cupid’s Valentine’s Day flowers.
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Not So Rosy: Meth Bust At Border 🥀
Valentine's Day turned sour for a truck driver who found himself caught with illicit goods hidden among his flowers.
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Crime Ring Busted By Feds: Trucking Drugs from Mexico to Canada
Law enforcement authorities arrested ten individuals in various cities, following two federal indictments targeting members of an organized crime syndicate.
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Record Meth Bust at US-Canada Border; Likely Largest Ever
Canadian border officials have reportedly made what is likely the largest narcotics seizure in the history of Canada's Western provinces. At the Boissevain port of entry in southern Manitoba, approximately 896 pounds of suspected methamphetamine.
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Salt Lake Trucking Group Guilty of $108M Fraud Against FedEx, Bribing Employees
A federal jury has convicted two Utah-based trucking executives, Yevgeny Tuchinsky and Konstantin Tomilin, on charges of conspiracy to commit wire fraud against shipping giant FedEx Ground.
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Cargo Theft Leads to Massive $5 Million Warehouse Bust In CA
In a series of raids from the South Bay to Hollywood, the Los Angeles Police Department uncovered $5 million worth of stolen Nike merchandise. The police arrested a 37-year-old man who was observed delivering stolen Nike products.
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TIA Warns Congress of Widespread, Rampant Fraud
The lobbying group representing 3PLs and brokerage firms asserts that rampant fraud in the trucking industry has burgeoned into an $800 million issue, and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is not adequately addressing the issue.
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How Blackjack Saved FedEx From Bankruptcy
In the fast-paced world of overnight deliveries, FedEx stands out as a global powerhouse, delivering over 3 billion packages annually to 220 countries. However, the journey to success was far from smooth for founder Frederick Smith.
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How Zoo Animals Are Transported 🐅
Embarking on a journey into the often-unseen realm of animal transportation reveals a fascinating tapestry of logistics, planning, and partnerships. From sloths to penguins and even racehorses, the safe and humane transport of diverse species demands meticulous attention.
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U.S Trade: How U.S Imports Have Shifted Since 1989
Since 1989, the leading U.S. trade partner, based on the share of imports, has undergone four changes. Likewise, the top 10 importers have experienced shifts, with some countries gaining market share and surpassing rivals due to favorable trade policies and economic conditions.
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The Pentagon's 38 Loading Docks
In 2000, officials established a 250,000 square-foot Remote Delivery Facility (RDF) as a centralized, secure, and socially-distanced hub for processing the multitude of items delivered to the Pentagon daily.