by NLS Logistics Team | Mar 17, 2023 | 3PL, Logistics
The air cargo market is showing signs of recovery but its future is still uncertain. Zipline and Wing have both announced big developments in the race to expand drone delivery. Unifor CN workers have voted to strike as soon as March 21st. A report shows the expenses...
by NLS Logistics Team | Mar 3, 2023 | 3PL, Logistics
Trucking company ArcBest Corp. has launched a new freight management that allows warehouse workers to load and unload truck trailers significantly faster. The electronics industry has formed an advisory council to address supply chain issues. Sam’s Club plans to...
by NLS Logistics Team | Feb 17, 2023 | 3PL, Logistics
According to a report, Canada’s average rail freight rate is 11% lower than that of the US. UPS will expand its smart package initiative this year after successful testing. Mercedes-Benz Vans is set to launch a new electric Sprinter cargo van in Canada....
by NLS Logistics Team | Feb 6, 2023 | 3PL, Logistics
Montreal logistics jobs saw a sizable increase in recent years, but now the rest of the industry faces massive layoffs. FedEx announced layoffs for officers, directors, and SameDay City workers. Amazon has reported an unprofitable 2022 and is looking to adjust its...
by NLS Logistics Team | Jan 23, 2023 | 3PL, Logistics
3PLs saw an increase in sales during 2022 despite ongoing disruptions. BoxC has announced a data-sharing initiative to allow e-commerce merchants to ship and receive the same clearance rate as bulk shipping at the border. Prologis reported that demand for space...
by Mark Dienesch | Jan 10, 2023 | Logistics, Logistics Strategy
2023 is set to be a huge year for technology in logistics and supply chain management. Thanks to advances in the secure cloud, robotics and artificial intelligence, technologies, businesses have increased investments in the evaluation and deployment of the various...
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