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2026-08-25 08:13:12 -

How Data-Driven Freight Procurement Can Strengthen Supply Chain Resilience?
On March 26, 2024, a single vessel failure brought down Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, locking the ninth-busiest U.S. port overnight and forcing thousands of auto and heavy-machinery shipments onto already congested East Coast intermodal hubs. Far from being an isolated accident, the event coincided with ongoing security blockades in the Red Sea and severe draft caps through the...

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2026-10-26 08:56:58 -

Beyond the Base Rate: How to Calculate the Real Cost of Moving Cargo
The global freight market exhibited marked operational divergence across key shipping corridors, vessel categories, and cargo formats during September. While ocean container rates across major Asia-Europe trade lanes trended downward toward the end of the month, transpacific pricing maintained a firmer baseline. Simultaneously, the dry-bulk and commodity freight sectors displayed contrasting...

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Keshavi Kumari added blog Other
2026-10-21 12:17:49 -

Freight Pricing and Carrier Competition Shape the Full Truckload Transportation Market
Examine how freight rates, fuel expenses, capacity availability, contract negotiations, and carrier performance influence truckload transportation economics. Freight pricing is a central concern for both shippers and transportation providers. Manufacturers and retailers seek predictable delivery costs, while carriers must earn sufficient revenue to cover fuel, labor, maintenance, insurance,...

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2026-09-10 08:27:27 -

How FuelEU Maritime Is Changing the Future of Ocean Freight Pricing
For decades, enterprise freight procurement operated within a predictable rhythm. Beneficial Cargo Owners (BCOs) and logistics leaders would launch annual contract RFPs, establish baseline port-to-port ocean rates, and manage minor spot fluctuations through routine fuel adjustments. However, supply chains no longer experience temporary disruptions followed by a return to baseline conditions....

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