Worker shortages and ingrdient availability eating into food production January 20, 2022 Canada's food manufacturers are cutting capacity and focusing on key products as they confront labour shortages and supply chain bottlenecks that show no signs of easing
Plastic container thieves busted in U.S. sting January 20, 2022 The stolen containers were being ground into resin pellets and sold for the material value
St. Lawrence Seaway sees higher tonnage despite grain dropoff January 20, 2022 Excluding grain, overall tonnage was up 13 percent
Schneider Transport closing Canadian ops January 20, 2022 Guelph, Ont., property to be sold, associates informed it is closing its Canada-based operations
DC developments: January 19, 2021 January 19, 2022 Who's building, buying and developing greenfield, brownfield, new and repurposed distribution centres around the world
Prince Rupert set to rebound after poor 2021 January 19, 2022 Port saw 23 percent decrease in year-over-year total volume
Recent LA cargo thefts highlight a growing trend January 19, 2022 Changes in theft patterns from the same quarter last year highlight a trend away from ‘on the move’ targets, to locations where cargo is temporarily stored and delivered
Canada’s manufacturing sales jumped in November January 18, 2022 Statistics Canada says sales up 2.6 percent at $63.1 billion in November in spite of B.C. flood disruption
Tornado victim’s family sues Amazon over warehouse collapse January 18, 2022 Wrongful death suit claims that Amazon failed to warn employees of dangerous weather or provide safe shelter
Kudos and congratulations January 18, 2022 Awards, recognition and notable milestones in the supply chain sector
