Special Report: Shipper of Choice
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International, domestic pressure grows on trucking industry to reduce emissions ‘Mild’ recession coming early next, ATA economist predicts for 2023 特林布尔获得Transporean主要协议,nearly $2 billion Cass Freight Index sees mixed November shipment and expenditure readings Q&A: Wes Wheeler, President of UPS Healthcare More Logistics NewsIn today’s transportation market, the pendulum that swings between shippers and carriers during the ebbs and flows of business is less noticeable than in decades past. Because of this, becoming a Shipper or Receiver of Choice remains a strong strategy to moderate rate increases and capacity volatility, as well as building carrier partnerships, while the industry awaits the next move of the pendulum.
It is no secret that a company’s ability to successfully deliver goods has never been more dependent on gaining transportation capacity. While shippers with consistently high volume freight are always attractive to carriers, this alone is no longer enough. The fact is, not all freight is equal; and time is money. Therefore, if a shipper’s, or receiver’s, freight management practices cause issues for carriers and their drivers – especially with increased regulation, ELDs, and demand for drivers – carriers will turn elsewhere for business or charge shippers more to gain that capacity.
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