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Broad-based volume growth in the majority of freight markets led to slight capacity tightening and hikes in spot rates amongst some of the most challenging lanes. Reefer rates continue to rebound. Overall contracted truckload volumes are still down 3.36% year-over-year against a weak 2019...

Zach Strickland talks about changes in length of haul as volumes continue to rise, Donny Gilbert breaks down several reefer markets for brokers, and Andrew Cox predicts reefer spot rates will increase as people are buying more groceries. Image Sourced from Pixabay

Arrive Logistics has rolled out Arrive Fresh, a service dedicated to a higher-end level of service for the refrigerated sector. As the Austin, Texas-based company said in its announcement, it is "dedicated to solving the challenges of moving produce, meat, fish, dairy and other complex fresh...

Market Expert Donny Gilbert identifies the top reefer markets across the nation in the Carrier Update presented by PowerFleet, then Research Analyst Andrew Cox discusses the national unemployment rate with Lead Economist Anthony Smith in the Shipper Update. Image Sourced from Pixabay

Director of Freight Market Intelligence Zach Strickland examines reefer and van rejection rates before diving into the Milwaukee, WI market in the Carrier Update presented by PowerFleet, SONAR Data Analyst Luke Falasca focuses on areas of growth in the Broker Update, and Market Expert Mike...

Director of Passport Research JP Hampstead sits down with Director of Freight Market Intelligence Zach Strickland to discuss what's happening with rates this week. Apple Podcasts Spotify Watch the LIVE video Visit our sponsor More FreightWaves Podcasts Image by Welcome to all and thank you...

Ocean Network Express (ONE) and Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) plan to boost their refrigerated container capacity ahead of an uptick in seasonal demand for fresh food by year's end. ONE, the container-shipping joint venture of Japan's three largest ocean carriers said it would add 6,000 40...

The state of Ohio sues pharmaceutical companies for pushing painkillers. Missouri cops carry opioid antidotes in their cars. Judges everywhere play doctor, forcing abusers to choose between anti-addiction injections or jail. And the U.S. military — which has been dealing with opioid addiction...