Shippers and carriers align on goals and outlook

Nonetheless, in this year's annual Third-Party Logistics Study 83 percent of shippers agree their relations with 3PLs are successful

Finding capacity

Tech startup bridges the gap between shippers and trucks

The pallet pioneers

The pallet revolutionized logistics. Among its pioneers are George Raymond Senior, Oliver Richter, the UIC and EPAL.

Managing growth with warehouse management systems

Two logistics providers opt for WMS to accommodate expanding throughput

Recovery operation lifts tugs from river bottom

Two marine tugboats that were sunk at the dock after a ship crashed into them have been recovered from the bottom of the Mersey River in Tasmania

Fedex’s 35 years in Canada

In 1987, FedEx purchased its Canadian licensee, Cansica Inc., and established FedEx Express Canada

Coming soon – robots with human-like precision

A combination of 2D and 3D vision systems and artificial intelligence (AI) are among the latest technologies set to usher in a new phase of robotics

Shippers feeling the pinch from continuing congestion

Bob Ballantyne broke a cord on his blinds in early July, and his repairman in Ottawa still hasn’t been able to replace the snapped part. “He says, `You know, supply…

After two years, still no justice in Beirut explosion

Families bereft as investigation into one of the world's biggest non-nuclear explosions has been blocked for months by Lebanon's political powers

Risks for shipping leaving Ukraine grain on the docks

Shipping companies are not rushing to export millions of tons of grain trapped in Ukraine, despite a breakthrough deal to provide safe corridors through the Black Sea