Winter Weather Strains Tight Freight Capacity

Winter Weather Strains Tight Freight Capacity

FTR reports indicate that capacity tightness is driving a strong freight market. Severe weather and new HOS regulations exacerbate the capacity shortage. To address these challenges and seize opportunities, logistics companies should optimize supply chains, embrace technology, strengthen partnerships, flexibly choose transportation modes, improve driver benefits, and actively expand diversified businesses. The capacity crunch presents both difficulties and potential for growth within the evolving freight landscape.

UPS Freight Highlights LTL Market Shifts and 3PL Partnerships

UPS Freight Highlights LTL Market Shifts and 3PL Partnerships

The President of UPS Freight believes the LTL market is recovering but faces numerous challenges. He emphasizes that collaboration with 3PLs is crucial for success. The discussion highlights the significant impact of economic factors, regulatory changes, and sustainability concerns on the LTL industry. Navigating these elements will be key to future growth and profitability. Strategic partnerships and adaptability are essential for companies operating in this evolving landscape.

US Container Imports Climb As Supply Chain Strains Ease

US Container Imports Climb As Supply Chain Strains Ease

Panjiva reports that U.S. container imports increased by 6.9% year-over-year in February, with daily volumes reaching a new high, potentially indicating easing supply chain pressures. Energy and consumer goods imports saw significant growth, while raw materials and IT products declined. Inflation and shifting consumer preferences may lead to future demand declines. Maersk's acquisition of Pilot Freight aims to expand its logistics services.

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US Rail Freight Rebounds in August Hinting at Economic Recovery

US Rail Freight Rebounds in August Hinting at Economic Recovery

U.S. rail freight volume increased in the first week of August, with both carload and intermodal traffic rising. Gains were seen in grain, coal, and automotive shipments, while petroleum declined. Year-to-date cumulative volume also showed growth. This positive trend in rail freight suggests a potentially strengthening economy and improved supply chain performance, as rail transport is a key indicator of industrial activity and consumer demand.

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Trucking Industry Rebounds As Trailer Orders Rise

Trucking Industry Rebounds As Trailer Orders Rise

ACT Research reports that Class 8 trailer orders increased by 31% month-over-month and 22% year-over-year in September, with a significant increase in shipments. The order growth is influenced by seasonal factors and expectations of rising prices. Trucking companies should refine operations, optimize the value chain, and pay attention to the trends of intelligence, green development, and intensification to seize opportunities and meet challenges.

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North American Rail Freight Gains Mask Intermodal Decline

North American Rail Freight Gains Mask Intermodal Decline

The Association of American Railroads (AAR) report indicates that for the week ending November 29, 2025, U.S. rail carload traffic increased by 4.3% year-over-year, while intermodal traffic decreased by 6.5% year-over-year. Year-to-date figures show growth in both carload and intermodal volume. The report highlights the complex landscape of the rail freight market, providing valuable market information and strategic insights for businesses.

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US Rail Freight Gains Mask Intermodal Decline Amid Market Shift

US Rail Freight Gains Mask Intermodal Decline Amid Market Shift

According to the Association of American Railroads, U.S. rail freight showed mixed results for the week ending October 18th: carload originations slightly increased, but intermodal volume declined. While year-to-date figures remain positive, growth is slowing. Facing this market adjustment, railway companies need to strengthen infrastructure, optimize transportation organization, expand service offerings, and enhance technological innovation and collaboration to overcome challenges and seize opportunities.

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Port of Long Beach Eases Congestion Strengthens Supply Chain

Port of Long Beach Eases Congestion Strengthens Supply Chain

The Port of Long Beach is gradually recovering from the supply chain disruptions caused by the pandemic. Despite facing challenges with year-over-year declines in cargo volume, the port is actively responding to economic shifts through digital transformation, infrastructure upgrades, and diversified partnerships. These efforts aim to optimize inventory management, maintain competitiveness in the evolving market landscape, and lay the groundwork for future sustainable growth.

Prologis Pursues Duke Realty Amid US Industrial Space Shortage

Prologis Pursues Duke Realty Amid US Industrial Space Shortage

Logistics real estate giant Prologis is considering acquiring Duke Realty, amidst record low vacancy rates for industrial properties in the US. E-commerce growth, supply chain restructuring, and the rise of emerging industries are driving demand. Ports are maintaining resilience through investment and data utilization. The future market presents both opportunities and challenges. Companies need to pay close attention to market dynamics and respond flexibly to changes.

Jooms Hot Product Program Boosts Seller Traffic

Jooms Hot Product Program Boosts Seller Traffic

Joom's "Fast-selling Products" promotion plan aims to provide selected sellers with up to 100,000 additional impressions to boost new product awareness and conversion rates. Applications require meeting product matching, exposure limits, and price competitiveness criteria. Sellers need to filter products, submit applications, and await approval in the backend. This initiative offers sellers a valuable opportunity for traffic growth, helping them quickly penetrate the market.