Frank Sonzala, a veteran in the trucking and transportation industry, is spearheading a business plan to address the pressing issue of the nationwide truck parking shortage.

Weakness in U.S. box demand continues to reflect the challenging state of the goods economy, with the three largest North American containerboard/box producers reporting significant declines in Q1.

Transportation of Lithium-ion batteries is a challenge for even the most seasoned logistics company.

Economic historian Chris Miller, a professor at Tufts, is tackling the challenges associated with the semiconductor industry with their new book, "Chip War: The Fight for the World's Most Critical Technology”.

A shortage of ships to transfer the massive wind turbines to their locations from shore to sea has been a pitfall of the continent’s green energy project.

Improving truck driver health is a critical component in addressing the truck driver shortage and reducing turnover rates in the trucking industry.

Digitization can automate many of the manual processes that are currently done by customs and drayage workers.

Eventually, prices are passed to the consumers.

The federal government is being asked to intervene in the growing diesel shortage problem.

The Biden Administration is working to boost supplies after reports stated that reserves would run out in less than thirty days if they were not replenished.

Did you fly on an airplane over Labor Day weekend? You and everyone else.

The price of meat has gone through the roof, and Walmart is hoping to ease that inflationary pain of its customers.

The Food and Drug Administration announced early into the pandemic that N95 respirators were in short supply.

With all the talk about electric vehicles and enhancing supply chains, the demand for chipmaking has never been greater.

The global chip manufacturing industry can’t seem to catch a break.

Ford Motor CEO Jim Farley has made it clear to reporters that the company does not expect the cost of raw materials needed to develop electric batteries will drop anytime soon.

A global supply chain crisis is shaking an industry none of us can survive without: food.

During the pandemic, sales of Mexican beer plummeted - but have surged to new heights in the following years, creating a whiplash effect.

July is the prime time of year to begin harvesting wheat, but the strained wheat market is tired.

The embargo will not include essential items such as water treatment chemicals and military equipment, but will greatly hinder shipments until July 31 to BNSf networks west of Illinois.