Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: US agricultural exporters experiencing shipping container crunch; TForce Logistics expands last-mile delivery in Texas; Dachser expands operations in Arizona; and TexAmericas Center to expand rail service.
American Shipper magazine was first published under that name in May 1974 and is designed to serve the information needs of shippers, carriers and third parties involved in international transportation and for executives managing international logistics and supply chains.
Reefer capacity appears to be easing in the contracted space, but spot rates appear to be as touchy as ever.
FMCSA urges truck drivers affected by the Philips recall of nearly 4 million CPAP or BiPAP machines “to work with their medical providers to find alternatives wherever possible — and for CPAP manufacturers to provide all available assistance to drivers impacted by recalls.”
This week: Bestpass employees raise funds for diabetes research and DriverReach partners with behavioral software to reach nontraditional driver candidates.
FreightWaves examines the challenges of drayage logistics and the technology companies that are overcoming them.
A source says up to 35% of the workforce is being let go by parent company Solera in a massive restructuring plan to relocate positions to India.
Interstate Personnel Services announced the acquisition of Missouri-based dry van truckload carrier Transport Distribution Co.
Cargo was the good news for Air Canada in the second quarter as the company still struggles out of a pandemic hole.
USX’s CEO Fuller says Variant division is near the ‘inflection point’ for the new initiative having a bigger impact on profitability.
On this episode of Medically Necessary, Matt Blois looks at how the pandemic shifted the way researchers conduct clinical trials.
