Month: July 2026

Florida is officially in the rearview mirror. This week’s report drops Central and South Florida from the availability table entirely, leaving Georgia to carry the Southeast tomato and watermelon basket alone under continued Shortage conditions — and rates there are still climbing (+4% to +17%). Right on schedule, Mexico Crossings through South Texas flipped from… Continue reading Reefer Report: South Texas steps in as Georgia carries the Southeast alone

Police in Greenfield, Indiana, arrested a California truck driver after officers recovered nearly $2.9 million worth of tungsten oxide powder that police said thieves stole during a cargo theft in Pennsylvania. According to a June 28 news release from the Greenfield Police Department, officers received an alert around 6 a.m. Saturday regarding a wanted semi… Continue reading Truck driver accused of using fake documents to steal $2.9M cargo

Carrier vetting has always been a matter of operational necessity for freight brokers and third-party logistics providers. Before you get freight moved, you have to verify authority, check insurance, and confirm safety records. How that review was documented, who signed off, and what was known at the time has rarely received the same attention. The… Continue reading Transforming Carrier Review Management into Defensible Documentation

Nearly one in three LTL invoices doesn’t match the original quote. That’s a trust problem. For decades, the LTL industry has struggled with a simple problem: too many invoices don’t match the original quote. Unexpected accessorial charges, reclasses, and reweighs create unnecessary disputes between shippers, carriers, and 3PLs. The result is wasted time, higher administrative… Continue reading FreightSnap and Shiplify Partner to Build Greater Trust in LTL Freight