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How Cross-Border Warehousing Reduces Supply Chain Risk for Importers
Importers moving freight across the US-Mexico border face a unique set of risks that inland-only supply chains don't have to worry about nearly as much. Border crossing delays, customs timing, and carrier availability can all disrupt a supply chain that isn't built with any buffer or flexibility. Strategically located warehousing at the border changes that equation significantly, and it's worth understanding exactly how. Why Border Location Warehousing Changes the Economics of Cross-Border Trade Warehousing located directly at or near major border crossings- Laredo, Eagle Pass, El Paso, McAllen, Brownsville- gives importers [...]
September 8: Trivia Tuesday Answer
Which holiday sees some of the highest freight demand? A. Valentine's Day ♥️ B. Halloween 🎃 C. Christmas 🎄
September 1: Trivia Tuesday Answer
The trucking industry moves about _____ of all freight transported in the U.S. A. 40% B. 55% C. Around 72%
August 18: Tuesday Trivia Answer
How many miles does the average long-haul truck travel in a year? A. 45,000 B. 100,000+ C. 250,000
August 25: Trivia Tuesday Answer
Which state has the largest highway system? A. California B. Texas C. Florida
August 11: Trivia Tuesday Answer
Which item is NOT commonly transported by truck? 🚗 Car parts 🥛 Milk 📱 Electronics 🚀 Satellites