Train derailments happen more often than one might expect, with several occurring globally every month. While not every derailment affects freight, when they do, disruptions are massive.
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Topics: Freight Forwarding & Cargo Transportation, freight forwarding
When moving cargo within a country, shippers have two choices: rail or road. Each has its pros and cons. But in today’s turbulent transport environment, the route that appears the easiest and most direct may not always be the most cost-effective or efficient.
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Topics: Freight Forwarding & Cargo Transportation, freight forwarding
Importing into the U.S. involves a long list of tasks and careful considerations. There’s no worse scenario than thinking you’ve dotted all your Is and crossed all your Ts, only to realize you overlooked a PGA regulation and your shipment cannot get through Customs.
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Topics: International Trade Compliance & Enforcement, compliance, trade compliance, import compliance, shipping compliance
You can acquire shipping quotes for free. But they will mean little more than the paper they’re printed on if you don’t provide accurate—and necessary—details upfront.
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Topics: Freight Forwarding & Cargo Transportation, freight forwarding
When shipping goods, you must play by the rules. Failing to do so may lead to delays, costly fees, and penalties.
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Topics: Freight Forwarding & Cargo Transportation, Incoterms
