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For those feeling the negative effects of supply chain congestion in terms of service and price, OSRA 2021 may spell some semblance of hope.

2022 could bring more good fortune for carriers operating in the LTL segment.

So what about 2022? Will rates come down and congestion begin to ease?

According to October 2021 data from the International Air Transport Association, global air cargo demand was up 9.4% compared to 2019.

Persistent challenges like these that make it difficult for companies to “see” into their supply chains.

There are various sources of frustration for stakeholders—and demurrage and detention fees certainly make the list.

A look at a few of the recent changes and collaborative efforts being applied to help make a dent in persistent supply chain congestion.

With the long lines of container ships waiting to gain access to ports around the world, some experts worry there won't be enough.

One of the big shifts has been the surge of intermodal traffic over the past few decades.

Cyberattacks are on the rise across industries and the supply chain is certainly no exception.

the imperative for reliable “reefers,” to optimize cold chain logistics and improve visibility is more urgent than ever.

41% of consumers surveyed indicated they were “very concerned” about climate change.

Sustainability efforts are being redefined as a benefit for both the environment and the bottom line.

Current dynamics impacting drayage largely relate to shortages across the board.

The supply chain challenges that have rippled across the world have affected most every industry and those who rely on their products.

The Consumer Brands Association (CBA) is calling for a federal Office of Supply Chain (OSC) to coordinate strategies across certain sectors.

The far-reaching impacts of the pandemic have created an unprecedented degree of disruption in numerous industries.

A July 5th tweet from Drewry predicted it may be awhile, noting that “the shipping sector sees no relief on the horizon before 2022.”

In a world experiencing the brutal impacts of climate, supply chain sustainability (SCS) efforts are taking on an important role.

The unprecedented disruptions caused by COVID-19 have underscored the importance of digital technologies to optimize business processes.