Less Than Truckload (LTL) shipping presents several unique challenges in the world of freight and logistics. Chief among these is LTL rate management – due largely to the sheer number of factors that influence LTL shipping rates.
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By Point To Point on February, 19 2024
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By Point To Point on February, 12 2024
The United States and Canada have long enjoyed a special relationship forged by shared geography, similar values, and strong economic ties. They share the longest international border (at 5,525 miles) and the strongest bilateral trade relationship (with nearly $2.6 billion exchanged every day) of any two countries in the world. Despite some challenges in recent years – such as domestic economic anxiety, COVID-19, and national security concerns – the two countries retain a partnership model unlike any other. In fact, the U.S. continues to be the primary source of goods imported into Canada, with China a distant second.
Topics: International White Papers
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Expert Insight: Global Supply Chain Challenges for 2024
By Point To Point on January, 24 2024
Recently, the global supply chain has faced disruptions with the Panama and Suez Canals at the forefront. Let’s look at the intricacies of these challenges, their impact on international trade, and what the global supply chain is projected to look like for the rest of the year.
Topics: International PortSide
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Mobile, Alabama: The Emerging Southern Logistics Gateway
By Point To Point on January, 18 2024
Mobile, Alabama — well-known for its historical importance and cultural heritage — is quickly establishing itself as an essential logistics hub in the Southern United States. This shift is not only transforming the city's economic landscape but also highlighting its strategic role in transportation and supply chain management.
Topics: International Location Highlights
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2024 State of the North American Supply Chain
By Point To Point on January, 10 2024
In late 2023, we carried out the ninth annual State of the North American Supply Chain Survey. With this survey, we aim to gauge the difficulties encountered by shippers over the course of the year and to develop a clearer perspective on their expectations for the upcoming year. Ultimately, over 1,400 shippers from diverse sectors participated and shared their insights.
Topics: International
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Maximizing Efficiency in LTL Shipping: 5 Expert Tips Beginners Should Know
By Point To Point on January, 9 2024
Navigating the world of freight shipping can be daunting, especially for those new to the field. From a sea of acronyms to unique terminology to a maze of regulations, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. But the good news is that for most small business owners, there's only one shipping category they need to understand: Less-Than-Truckload, or LTL.
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4 Supply Chain & Logistics Trends In 2024
By Point To Point on January, 4 2024
As we step into 2024, the landscape of supply chain and logistics continues to evolve, driven by dynamic market trends and technological advancements. In the sections below, we explore four critical trends of transportation and supply chain management that will be increasingly important areas to understand and strategize around in the months and years ahead.
Topics: International
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Averitt and Santa: No Stopping Christmas!
By Point To Point on December, 5 2023
Special Delivery - Holiday Cheer! We just wanted to take a second and wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from our team to you this holiday season. Thank you for your continued support and partnership!
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White Paper: Bypassing The Bottleneck of Cross-Border Congestion
By Point To Point on November, 28 2023
In the rapidly evolving landscape of North American trade, businesses face a critical challenge: managing the increasing freight congestion at the U.S.-Mexico border. This bottleneck not only slows down operations but also adds significant costs.