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When most people think of air freight, they think of one thing: speed. It’s the go-to option when production schedules are at risk, when a customer needs to meet a deadline, or when a critical shipment simply has to arrive now. But for manufacturers in industries like...

For years, automotive manufacturers have pushed hard toward global sourcing. It made sense, allowing for lower costs, access to specialized suppliers, and the ability to leverage economies of scale. Disruptions in recent years, however, have shown that the cheapest...

If the last few years taught shipping anything, it's that the ocean doesn't just move cargo — it moves strategy. Carriers, shippers, and logistics teams are navigating a market that balances seasonal demand with structural change: larger ships, increased automation,...

Global supply chains run on east–west trade. The flow of goods and raw materials from Asia and Europe into North America is the backbone of international supply chains, feeding manufacturers, retailers, and distributors with everything from automotive parts and...

As we pass the midpoint of 2025, the freight market continues to change and shift in response to various economic, geopolitical, and industry-specific factors. Since the truckload and containerized shipping sectors are vital components of the logistics industry,...

In today’s global supply chains, one of the most critical and complex challenges is managing inbound flows from Asia and Europe into production facilities in Mexico. With Mexico’s strategic role in manufacturing, suppliers and logistics providers need to take measures...

Supply chain operations are becoming a strategic advantage rather than a background operation in today's highly competitive global market. Manufacturers often need to transport raw materials, components, and finished products seamlessly across continents and borders,...