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How Lineage Plans to Gain $110M From Innovation in Warehouse Tech and its Impact on Logistics
Lineage, a dominant player in cold storage logistics, is setting its sights on a substantial $110 million uplift through the widespread adoption of its proprietary warehouse execution system called LinOS.
Understanding the Mixed Effects of Rail Mergers on Intermodal Rail and Trucking Industries
Intermodal freight transport, which blends rail and trucking to move goods efficiently, is currently at a crossroads.
European Rail Freight Opposes New EU Directive on Truck Transport Over Environmental and Market Impact
The European rail freight community is sounding the alarm regarding recent drafts of the EU's truck transport directive.
Enterprise Mobility Expands Reach After Finalizing Acquisition of Hogan Transportation Services
In a significant move within the transportation sector, Enterprise Mobility has successfully completed the acquisition of Hogan, a well-established provider of commercial transportation services.
How Germany’s New Border Controls Are Impacting Freight and Logistics
Since Germany imposed permanent border controls starting in September 2024, significant challenges have surfaced for freight transport across its border with the Netherlands.
Accelerating Career Paths for Veterans in Trucking: Legislative Efforts and Industry Commitments
Efforts to fast-track veterans into trucking careers are gaining traction, with industry leaders and associations advocating for streamlined training programs and legislative support to create smoother transitions into this high-demand field.
TravelCenters of America Rolls Out Relay Digital Cardless Payment for Fuel and In-Store Purchases
TravelCenters of America (TA) is stepping up its game in the fleet services arena by integrating a new cardless payment system through Relay, a digital payments platform.
Rethinking Supply Chain Planning: The Shift from Calendar-Based Models to Agile Synchronization
Relying on rigid calendar-driven supply chain planning feels like trying to catch a train that’s already left the station.
Ocean Freight GRIs Increase and Transpacific Air Cargo Rates Climb Sharply in Final 2025 Peak Weeks
November and December of 2025 have been marked by notable movements in global freight rates, especially in ocean and air cargo sectors.
AirRob’s Automated Warehouse System Debuts in Europe, Enhancing Logistic Efficiency and Storage Density
Europe's warehouse automation landscape just got a serious upgrade with the launch of the first AirRob automated storage system at CTPark Ostrava-Poruba in Czechia.
How Water Treaty Tensions Between the U.S. and Mexico Could Reshape Trade and Transport
Recent announcements have brought to light a fresh point of contention: the U.S.
Understanding Romanian Migrant Workers’ Springtime Journey to Northern Germany and Its Impact
Every spring, the quiet parking lots of supermarkets and gas stations in small Romanian villages transform into bustling hubs.
