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Have you recently noticed your costs are eating up your budget? It could be from your supply chain strategy. The supply chain is crucial for your business to be successful and everyone has success as their priority. If you're spending too much and seeing too little of a return, it could be time to make improvements and reduce supply chain costs. By achieving sufficient savings in your supply chain costs, you could see your profits rocket upward. If you are focused on earning these savings, you need to know

Moving day is all about preparation, you have planned for this day and you are ready… or are you? When the day is nearly upon you, sometimes you accidentally skipped over something while in a whirlwind of things to complete. Knowing the moving lingo is important as you may hear these terms being used multiple times. Knowing these terms in advance will make it easier for you to ask the right questions and be properly prepared. Read below for the key moving terms to learn before you make a move. Bill of Lad

Winter is upon us. Have you prepared for the cold season? With the unpredictable weather patterns from Mother Nature, you never know when or where a storm will take place. Winter is one of the most challenging seasons when traveling, just think about winter shipping! For the freight industry, it’s not any easier… With unsavory road conditions, freezing temperatures, and other hazards in the mix, you never know what delays can be lying ahead. However, if you plan ahead of schedule, you have a better chance o

The search for a new LTL provider can often be a daunting task leaving you feeling overwhelmed. Whether you’re making the change from bad past experience, or it’s your first time, it can be a challenge. Just like any service, none are created equal and each company has its own strengths and weaknesses. Many companies offer similar services with similar pricing, but the price should not be the only deciding factor. Finding the right LTL provider can mean the difference between deliveries showing up on time a

As a small business owner, you’re already accustomed to working with fewer resources than your larger competitors. Yet when it comes to shipping large items, the problem is that you have too much — too much empty space in a trailer, that is. Small businesses that have to ship larger items often find themselves in a bind because the items are too large to use a parcel shipper such as UPS or FedEx. That's why it's beneficial to use LTL for small business shipping needs. In many cases, small businesses find th