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Each year, the Memphis, Tennessee-based parcel delivery giant awards money to U.S.-based small businesses as a way to showcase their services and help them grow and thrive.
Each year, the Memphis, Tennessee-based parcel delivery giant awards money to U.S.-based small businesses as a way to showcase their services and help them grow and thrive.
Faced with slumping demand, parcel carriers are casting their nets wide for new sources of revenue. Some of their strategies—like expanding their returns services and going after new e-commerce players—look promising; others—such as imposing new surcharges and accessorial fees—not so much.
Faced with slumping demand, parcel carriers are casting their nets wide for new sources of revenue. Some of their strategies—like expanding their returns services and going after new e-commerce players—look promising; others—such as imposing new surcharges and accessorial fees—not so much.
With the rebound in air travel, there are is more freight capacity available now to shippers. How can shippers best take advantage of that extra capacity and the lower rates we’re seeing? Plus: Freight unloading robots are coming; celebrating technicians in trucking.
With the rebound in air travel, there are is more freight capacity available now to shippers. How can shippers best take advantage of that extra capacity and the lower rates we’re seeing? Plus: Freight unloading robots are coming; celebrating technicians in trucking.
An estimated 1.3 billion tons of food are lost or wasted annually worldwide, much of it during shipping. Greg Tuthill of SeaCube Containers discusses how to avoid spoilage. Plus: The latest on the potential Teamsters strike at UPS; a need for office etiquette.
An estimated 1.3 billion tons of food are lost or wasted annually worldwide, much of it during shipping. Greg Tuthill of SeaCube Containers discusses how to avoid spoilage. Plus: The latest on the potential Teamsters strike at UPS; a need for office etiquette.