Company Freight Manufacturing 
Talking Logistics
JANUARY 27, 2025
In April 2024, we asked members of our Indago supply chain research community — who are all supply chain and logistics executives from manufacturing, retail, and distribution companies — if they had experienced cargo theft or other types of freight fraud in the past year.
Talking Logistics
DECEMBER 9, 2024
In a survey we conducted in October 2020, 91% of our Indago supply chain research community members, who are all supply chain executives from manufacturing, retail, and distribution companies, either Agreed or Strongly Agreed that the time had come to transform the traditional transportation procurement process.
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Logistics Viewpoints
MAY 5, 2025
With roundtrip driverless hauls between Dallas and Houston occurring on a regular basis, the company is the first to deploy a self-driving class 8 trucking service in the U.S. The milestone makes Aurora the first company to operate a commercial self-driving service with heavy-duty trucks on public roads.
Logistics Viewpoints
OCTOBER 30, 2024
Space freight is becoming more accessible, offering a new dimension for logistics operations. For logistics professionals, the cost and limitations of space freight require careful evaluation to determine practical applications. The materials and engineering involved in refurbishment reduce costs only incrementally.
Speaker: Adam Robinson, Director of Marketing, Cerasis
Improved Supplier/Vendor Management (Automated buying on an e-commerce website for repeat orders, automated freight pickups for inbound delivery, automated tracking alerts). More Efficient Manufacturing as well as ability to fill the skills gap & make more strategic employees.
Freight Waves
JUNE 18, 2025
Layoffs continue to impact the freight industry as firms across the U.S. The workforce reductions are tied to companies operating in sectors such as trucking, warehousing, logistics, food suppliers and manufacturing. Freight-related companies in Mexico have also recently announced major workforce reductions.
Logistics Viewpoints
MARCH 4, 2025
The 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports and 20% tariffs on Chinese goods are expected to increase production costs, disrupt logistics networks, and force companies to rethink supply chains. are expected to rise by $3,000 to $12,000 per car, forcing manufacturers to either pass costs to consumers or cut production.
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