The Port of Vancouver hit a record 170.4M tonnes of freight last year. Non-U.S. exports are up 17% as Canada shifts trade toward Asia. More volume means tighter capacity — having the right BC logistics partner matters more than ever. 🔗https://t.co/SATd1bcDcx
The Bank of Canada just flagged something Canadian shippers should know: Canadian ports have become significantly less connected to global maritime networks since 2016, meaning more indirect routes, longer transit times, and greater supply chain risk. https://t.co/9lhnv0GU1I
The war in the Middle East is putting pressure on global shipping, with impacts including higher freight costs, fuel price increases, tighter capacity, route changes, delays, and more planning uncertainty. An AFP article breaks down all of these factors: https://t.co/MkKla1t1pt
When major trade routes are disrupted, costs, timing, and supply chain certainty all feel the impact. A strong reminder that geopolitical risk can quickly become supply chain risk. Watch the Gulf crises closely: https://t.co/K3ek0TCIZT
CPKC moved a record 2.395M metric tonnes of Canadian grain this January, signalling strong export demand and supply chain pressure, making tight planning, port coordination, and full network alignment more critical than ever: https://t.co/qT4Gof2uSL
Trade headlines are turning into real shipping impacts fast. CBC reports Canada’s exports to the U.S. hit a decades-low share in October, with more shifting to non-U.S. markets. What could this mean for you? Full data at the CBC article: https://t.co/vgzJWY9Zpk
Global container shipping enters 2026 with volatile spot rates, shifting capacity, and uncertainty around Red Sea/Suez routes, impacting transit times and costs. Get an in-depth breakdown by Breakbulk: https://t.co/UxdmuyCtcw
AI is reshaping transportation safety. Samsara’s new findings show fleets using full AI tools saw ~75% fewer crashes over 30 months. Read more on how AI is transforming logistics safety: https://t.co/J7hq3dEuQv
The U.S. has imposed new tariffs on trucks (and buses), effective Nov 1. Expect higher fleet costs, slower deliveries & tighter budgets across North America. Full article: https://t.co/91oKQvtzZU.
Logistics isn’t just the “back end” of business. It’s a driver of resilience, growth & sustainability. New accredited programs in the North show how the industry is evolving, and why forward-thinking expertise matters. 🔗https://t.co/dhOdhM41oY
The global cold chain logistics market is set to more than double by 2034! Learn more about predictions on the future of cold chain: https://t.co/IAXfcpmyLY
Despite a slight dip in total operating costs last year, the trucking industry is still facing intense pressure from rising non-fuel expenses and falling freight demand. Read the full breakdown: https://t.co/VBIZIlGXiq
The recent UNFI cyberattack highlights vulnerabilities in digitized supply chains, causing operational delays. For updates on this unfolding situation and its impact on the food distribution network, read more here: https://t.co/XOrsYk7u4H
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Global Trade Update: The U.S. and China reached a deal to ease tariff pressures in early May. This move signaled a potential cooling of tensions that have disrupted global supply chains for years. 🔗 Read the full article via Supply Chain Digital: https://t.co/kyZY6PTKFI
Ocean freight rates are up 35% since early 2024. Shipping a 40-foot container now averages $3,000. Find out more about what’s making price surge: https://t.co/TKsKoCKcPp
44% of Canadian businesses have faced fraud or cyber threats while adapting to U.S. tariffs. Scammers & hackers are taking advantage—here’s how to protect your supply chain! https://t.co/s6tm15NOUK.
Are you a small or medium-sized business struggling with excess stock or planning gaps? Insights from Netstock’s 2024 Benchmark Report can help you streamline inventory and improve your supply chain.
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The Canadian Grain Commission Harvest Sample Program is back in full swing, offering Canadian agricultural producers a chance to get an unofficial grade on their commodities—at no cost. Read into the program in more detail here:
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We’re proud to announce that we’re sponsoring the largest pulse and special crops event in North America—the 2024 Pulse & Special Crops Convention in Winnipeg, September 17-19!