The Food Shippers of America Blog

At a basic level, freight is about moving goods from one dock to another. Shippers who're running full truckloads across the continental US have two main options: spot freight and …

Trucking activity in the United States increased again in August, pushing the level up to the highest point since December 2023. Specifically, truck freight tonnage rose 0.9% after gaining 11% …

Tariffs have become a defining factor in global trade this year, and food companies are among the hardest hit. From rising input costs to disrupted sourcing strategies, the burden of …

For food and beverage companies, operational pressure is mounting. Inflation, supply disruptions, and shifting consumer expectations are reshaping how products are made, moved, and sold. Your fixed warehouse networks, once …

Retailers are racing to meet rising consumer expectations for speed, and next-day delivery has quickly become the new standard in food and grocery. What was once a premium service is …

At Starbucks, a premier roaster and retailer of specialty coffee with more than 40,000 stores worldwide, every innovation circles back to a straightforward mission: Enhancing the art of coffee while …

Each September, National Truck Driver Appreciation Week shines a spotlight on the men and women who keep America’s supply chains moving. Food manufacturers, retailers and distributors with private fleets often …

We try to address a variety of topics here, so we didn’t plan to revisit English language proficiency (ELP) and related issues this month after diving into it in both …

The food supply chain, transportation and logistics industries are on the cusp of a technological revolution, and one of the most significant changes on the horizon is the rise of …

In Corporate America, there have been several instances in which a larger company splits into smaller companies. For example, Kellogg executed a strategic spin-off in October 2023, resulting in two …