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Freight Wednesday! 👋 Today we're diving into an interesting shift in how companies are managing tariffs. As trade tensions rise and tariffs climb, businesses are turning to foreign trade zones (FTZs) and bonded warehouses to protect their margins. FTZs, often located near ports or logistics hubs, offer a “tariff-neutral”
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Freight Monday! 👋 We’re starting the week with an update on the growing legal debate over freight broker liability. Federal appeals courts are now split on whether brokers can be held accountable for hiring unsafe carriers, with the Sixth Circuit recently ruling that TQL could be liable in a wrongful
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Freight Friday! 👋 We’re finishing the week with an update on DOT Secretary Sean Duffy’s new “pro-trucker” package, which includes $275 million for truck parking, a rollback of speed limiter rules, and a major push to tackle illegal brokering. While details are still unfolding, a key focus is the
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Freight Day! 👋 Today, we’re diving into the catch-all term 'freight fraud,' as Danielle Chaffin recently discussed in FreightWaves. We couldn’t have explored the growing issue better ourselves. Once a serious concern, the term has now become a blanket for everything from stolen freight to identity theft
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Freight Day! 👋 We’re starting the week with a fresh look at the 2025 Top 100 3PLs list from Inbound Logistics. While the list is alphabetical, not ranked, it still provides a valuable snapshot of the companies leading the way (and adapting) in the dynamic third-party logistics space. 💬 More In
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Freight Day! 👋 A major update in the food industry - Del Monte Foods has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, listing over $1 billion in liabilities and more than 10,000 creditors. With $1.7 billion in U.S. revenue in FY 2024 and a portfolio of well-known brands, including Del
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Freight Day! 👋 We’re starting the day with a significant legal update in the freight industry. The Texas Supreme Court has reversed a $100 million jury verdict against Werner Enterprises and its driver, Shiraz A. Ali, in connection to a deadly crash near Odessa in 2014. The Court ruled that
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Freight Morning! 👋 A Houston man is facing federal charges for allegedly operating a series of chameleon carriers. Shaquan Jelks, 48, is accused of running multiple trucking businesses despite being barred by the FMCSA, using front owners while secretly managing operations. More ahead 👇 💬 More in Freight: ⚫️ Arrive Logistics June 2025 Market
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Happy Friday! 👋 We’re starting the day with a major update on a record-breaking jewelry heist. Federal prosecutors have indicted seven men in connection with the $100 million theft of gold, diamonds, and luxury watches from a Brinks truck at a Flying J in Lebec, California. The theft, which took
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Freight Day! 👋 We’re starting the day with an unexpected twist in a cargo theft case. Over $1.6 million in stolen electronics, taken from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, was recovered near Flagstaff, Arizona. The truck was registered to a driver with a curious CDL entry: “No Name Given” listed
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Freight Friday! 👋 We’re starting the day with an interesting update from CargoNet’s Q1 2025 cargo theft report. While overall theft incidents have decreased by 7% year-over-year, the types of goods being targeted are shifting. More on the changing landscape of cargo theft ahead 👇 💬 More in Freight: ⚫️ UNFI Hit
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Freight Day! 👋 We’re starting the week with a shift in U.S. container imports. In May 2025, imports dropped sharply by 9.7% from April and 7.2% year-over-year, hitting the lowest monthly total since March 2024. More ahead 👇 💬 More in Freight: ⚫️ Two Carriers File For Chapter 11 BK