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An Optimistic Outlook for the Truckload Sector
Truckload motor carriers see demand picking up and are optimistic that 2010 will mark a strong recovery for the sector, says Kevin Burch, chairman of the Truckload Carriers Association and president of Jet Express.
Highway Robbery Costs Millions, If Not More, and Is Not a Laughing Matter
NVOs Move Closer to Private Rate Arrangements
Impact of New Engine Emission Standards
The clean air standards for heavy truck engines that went into effect Jan. 1 of this year culminate a three-tier process that began with legislation passed in 2001. Don Kilfin, a fleet sales manager for Nalley Motor Trucks and retired Detroit Diesel executive, says the challenges for engine manufacturers in meeting these standards have been substantial and have come with a price.
Recall Highlights Pharma Supply Chain Problems; ARC Conducts Brand Protection, Anti-Counterfeiting Survey
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FDA Urges Tighter Security of Pharmaceutical Supply Chain
The Commerce Department's National Freight Policy
Rather than take a hands-off approach to transportation, the U.S. Department of Commerce is very much involved in trying to bring efficiencies to the country's freight policies, says Joe Holecko, a global trade specialist with the department's International Trade Administration.
Acting Like a Truly Multinational Company
Steve Rubinson, director of global trade compliance at JohnsonDiversey Inc., which markets environmentally friendly cleaning products, discusses how to manage the risk of delays related to adhering to trade regulations, and how cultural differences impact global businesses.
Leveraging the Benefits of Transportation Brokers
Transportation brokers play an important role in the supply chain, but they often do not receive the respect they deserve, says Robert Voltmann, president and CEO of the Transportation Intermediaries Association.
Logistics Companies Emerge from Recession Leaner, Wiser And Ready for Better Times
Logistics and transportation companies were hit early and hard by the economic downturn. Those that survived had to adapt operations and adopt new ideas and strategies. Many of those will remain and provide competitive benefits as the recovery takes hold.
GTM Drives Compliance and Efficiency in Cross-Border Trade
At a time of increased regulation and complexity in global supply chains, companies can't do without a sophisticated global trade management application.
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