The Food Shippers of America Blog

Target plans to increase its capital investment plans by more than $1 billion in 2026 — for a total of approximately $5 billion — to support, in part, supply chain …

The conversations at this year’s Food Shippers of America Conference highlighted something many in the industry are already sensing…food supply chains are entering a new phase. The challenges facing shippers …

The trucking industry rarely moves in isolation; it accelerates and slows with the broader economy. During his closing presentation at the 70th Annual Conference of the Food Shippers of America, …

With the current state of the economy, the food industry currently is navigating a complex landscape of supply chain challenges that are impacting production, sourcing, logistics and distribution of food …

Many FSA members ask about the namesake of the association’s scholarship program, John J. Murphy. For 14 years, he was Executive Director of the association and the visionary of FSA, …

Under clear Florida skies and the buzz of friendly competition, golfers teed off for one of the most anticipated traditions surrounding the 70th Annual Conference of the Food Shippers of …

At Food Shippers of America, one theme consistently rises to the surface: in food logistics, performance is measured in precision. For FSA members — retailers, wholesalers and food manufacturers — …

A big week in the release of some major economic indicators was instantly overshadowed last Friday morning by the U.S. Supreme Court’s long-awaited ruling that President Trump could not impose …

Cold chain freight rarely fails quietly. When capacity tightens, the consequences are immediate: missed pickups, delayed handoffs, compromised temperature integrity, and downstream risk that extends well beyond transportation cost. That …

Food shippers are entering one of the most consequential freight years since the early COVID era, but this time, the disruption is visible months in advance. According to the 2026 …