Fedex Freight Emerges As Standalone LTL Market Leader

Fedex Freight Emerges As Standalone LTL Market Leader

FedEx Freight will become an independent company in 2026, focusing on Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) transportation. John A. Smith has been appointed as CEO, and R. Brad Martin will serve as Chairman. This strategic transformation aims to enhance operational efficiency and improve overall competitiveness within the LTL market. The move signifies a significant shift in FedEx's strategy, allowing FedEx Freight to operate with greater agility and responsiveness to the specific needs of the LTL sector.

Project44 3GTMS Partner to Digitize LTL Supply Chains

Project44 3GTMS Partner to Digitize LTL Supply Chains

project44 partners with 3GTMS to deliver real-time LTL integration, optimizing rates, execution, and visibility. This collaboration aims to reduce costs and improve efficiency for shippers. By providing enhanced tracking and data insights, the integrated solution empowers businesses to make informed decisions and streamline their less-than-truckload (LTL) operations. The partnership leverages project44's connectivity platform and 3GTMS' transportation management system (TMS) to create a seamless and transparent LTL shipping experience.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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Forward Air Expands LTL and PUD Services to Wichita

Forward Air Expands LTL and PUD Services to Wichita

Forward Air has launched Less-than-Truckload (LTL) and Pickup and Delivery (PUD) services in Wichita, Kansas, marking a significant step in its national network expansion. This initiative leverages existing last-mile facilities to provide faster and more efficient logistics solutions for the local aerospace industry and other sectors. The expansion aims to solidify Forward Air's position as a leading asset-light freight and logistics services provider, offering enhanced services and improved connectivity within its growing network.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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Businesses Adopt Resilient Supply Chain Strategies Amid Natural Disasters

Businesses Adopt Resilient Supply Chain Strategies Amid Natural Disasters

Facing the increasing challenges of natural disasters, companies are actively building resilient supply chains. They are employing multiple safeguards, including alternative suppliers, safety stock, and business continuity plans. Furthermore, businesses are increasing their logistics budget for less-than-truckload (LTL) and expedited shipping to enhance risk resistance. On-time delivery is a key performance indicator. Attention should also be paid to CSA programs to ensure a secure and stable supply chain.

Major Logistics Firms Expand Crossdocking Hubs As Ecommerce Grows

Major Logistics Firms Expand Crossdocking Hubs As Ecommerce Grows

Logistics companies are increasingly investing in cross-docking facilities to meet the challenges of surging e-commerce. Outpost is transforming into a comprehensive logistics hub, while CEVA Logistics optimizes cross-border e-commerce logistics, and Pyle expands its East Coast service network. Less-than-truckload (LTL) cross-docking centers are proving to be effective tools for handling the e-commerce boom. In the future, cross-docking will evolve towards greater intelligence and collaboration, becoming a key factor in improving logistics efficiency. This trend signifies a strategic shift towards faster and more responsive supply chains.

11/03/2025 Logistics
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Maersk Enhances Supply Chains with Overland Transport Upgrades

Maersk Enhances Supply Chains with Overland Transport Upgrades

Maersk Land Transportation provides efficient and reliable FTL/LTL services, catering to diverse freight requirements. Our dedicated team, advanced technology, and extensive network empower businesses to optimize their supply chains and reduce costs. We offer comprehensive solutions for both full truckload and less-than-truckload shipments, ensuring timely and secure delivery of your goods. Partner with Maersk Land Transportation for seamless and cost-effective overland transport.

XPO Logistics Sells North American Truckload Unit to Refocus Strategy

XPO Logistics Sells North American Truckload Unit to Refocus Strategy

XPO Logistics sold its North American less-than-truckload (LTL) business to TransForce, aiming to repay debt, focus on core businesses, and optimize capital allocation. This strategic adjustment allows XPO to concentrate resources on more advantageous business areas. Simultaneously, TransForce expands its North American market share through the acquisition. The deal signifies a shift in strategy for both companies, with XPO streamlining operations and TransForce bolstering its presence in the LTL sector. The divestiture represents a key element in XPO's ongoing efforts to improve financial performance and enhance shareholder value.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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CH Robinson Sells European Truckload Unit to Sennder

CH Robinson Sells European Truckload Unit to Sennder

C.H. Robinson is strategically adjusting its business by selling its European road transport business to sennder. This move aims to sharpen its focus on core strengths and enhance competitiveness in areas like global ocean and air freight, as well as North American truckload and less-than-truckload (LTL) transportation. Aligned with the digital transformation trend, this partnership with sennder seeks to build a new landscape for digital freight, creating greater value for customers. This restructuring offers insights into strategic focus and digital transformation for the entire logistics industry.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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LTL Logistics Shifts Toward Valuedriven Partnerships

LTL Logistics Shifts Toward Valuedriven Partnerships

This paper explores the significance of business relationships in the Less-than-Truckload (LTL) sector. It emphasizes that value co-creation, transparent communication, shared goals, and long-term commitment are crucial elements for building strong LTL relationships. The paper also analyzes the importance of multi-layered relationship management and proposes strategies to overcome challenges in LTL relationships. Furthermore, it looks ahead to the future impact of technological advancements on LTL relationship management, suggesting that technology will play a vital role in enhancing efficiency and collaboration.

Freight Index Reveals Trucking Parcel and LTL Market Trends

Freight Index Reveals Trucking Parcel and LTL Market Trends

The TD Cowen-AFS Freight Index reveals emerging trends in the freight market for Q1 2025. While the trucking sector shows signs of recovery, overcapacity persists. The parcel market navigates a delicate balance between pricing strategies and market realities. The LTL (Less-Than-Truckload) market remains stable but faces ongoing challenges. This report provides valuable insights for logistics decision-makers, offering a comprehensive overview of the current freight landscape and potential future developments.