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Dry van report: Import volumes set to plunge in May

With sweeping tariffs now imposed on all U.S. trading partners, import cargo at the nation’s major container ports is expected.

Reefer report: Mother’s Day floral shipments start to grow in Miami

As with Valentine’s Day, when truckloads of flowers start moving two weeks prior, this week begins the peak shipping season.

Flatbed report: Lower oil prices could send Texas flatbed volumes tumbling

The February Truckload Ton-Mile Index (TTMI) produced by Michigan State University, showed that truckload demand rebounded slightly in February, up.

Reefer report: Turnaround day in the cruise capital of the world

In addition to being the fifth largest port for containerized import volume on the East Coast, Port of Miami is.

Dry van report: The March Logistics Manager’s Index drops

The March Logistics Manager’s Index recorded a reading of 57.1, a decrease of 5.6 points from February’s reading of 62.8.

Flatbed report: Lower oil prices could send Texas flatbed volumes tumbling

DAT’s top flatbed market is in Texas, with the Houston to Lubbock lane typically dominating volumes related to drilling activity.

Reefer report: Vidalia onion pack date has been announced

The wait is almost over! The highly anticipated Vidalia onion season is set to begin, with the Georgia Agriculture Commissioner.

Flatbed report: Manufacturing contracts in March as expected

Economic activity in the manufacturing sector contracted in March after two months of expansion following 26 months of decline, according.

Dry van report: Truck tonnage rises 3% in February, signaling recovery

The freight market experienced a 3% increase in tonnage in February, marking its second consecutive year-over-year gain, according to the.

Dry van report: February furniture imports surge on the east coast

The ports of Savannah and Charleston were the only Top 10 ports in the U.S. to record a sequential increase.

Reefer report: U.S. farmer sentiment continues to improve…for now

Despite the uncertainty surrounding agricultural exports due to retaliatory tariffs, U.S. farmer sentiment continued its upward trend in February, as.

Flatbed report: Agricultural tractors and combine sales off to slow start in 2025

According to recent data from the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM), U.S. sales of agricultural tractors and combines continued to.