Top 25 LTL carriers look to industrial gains for freight in 2026
After three years of flattish revenue, the largest US LTL carriers are poised for growth, as long as manufacturing activity continues to expand.
After three years of flattish revenue, the largest US LTL carriers are poised for growth, as long as manufacturing activity continues to expand.
The atypical Q2 announcement goes into effect later this month amid heavier freight mixes gaining traction.
While there is no widespread drying up of fuel in the worst-hit ports, availability is steadily tightening in specific regions, particularly around low-sulfur blends.
The paper and pulp company’s upcoming packaging site will be able to use the railroad’s single-line network to strengthen its supply chain.
The espresso and coffee company is tapping carriers like Jitsu in a bid to boost the end customer experience.
About half of the retailer’s sub-hour orders were delivered in under 30 minutes in Q1, CEO Todd Vasos said.
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After incurring double-digit losses in import volumes through the first four months of 2026, the Northwest Seaport Alliance is putting millions in financial incentives on the table to encourage cargo growth through improved operational performance.
A strong supply-demand balance has developed in favor of container shipping lines, with rate increases and surcharges sticking amid an early start to the peak season.