Bulk freight shippers are dealing with a market that is difficult to predict. As we covered recently, bulk trucking capacity has tightened, with driver availability, rail disruptions, fuel volatility, equipment constraints, and other pressures all
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The paint on the wall, the condiments in the fridge, the adhesive under the carpet…just about everything you can see began inside a liquid bulk tank trailer. It’s why transporting liquid freight is so critical to today’s supply chains.
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Bulk Freight Load Tracking: Why Human Follow-Up Still Matters
For a shipper, knowing that a bulk freight load has been picked up is only the beginning. The truck still needs to arrive at the correct facility on schedule, complete loading or unloading, and navigate any problems that arise along the way.
That is
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Why Bulk Trucking Capacity Is Tight Right Now (and What Shippers Can Do About It)
If you've been shipping bulk freight recently, you've probably noticed it: trucks are harder to find, lead times are longer, and capacity disappears quickly.
While today's market isn't experiencing the dramatic supply chain breakdown seen during and
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An Introduction to Bulk Trucking
Many of the products you’re currently surrounded by began their existence in bulk liquid, powder, or pellet form. As such, they were transported on bulk tankers or trailers. This article serves as a primer on bulk trucking: the equipment, processes and
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In bulk liquid hazmat transportation, the “right provider” is not simply the company that can quote the lowest rate or find the first available truck. Hazmat tanker shipments require the right equipment, the right driver qualifications, the right
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Every chemical and food-grade shipper’s transportation needs look a little different.
Some companies want one trusted logistics partner to manage most or all of their bulk freight. Others already have strong carrier relationships but need backup
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How to Respond to Rail Interruptions in Bulk Freight Shipping
Rail service plays a vital role in many bulk freight operations. For both liquid and dry bulk shippers, rail can be an efficient and cost-effective solution to moving high volumes over long distances. But when rail interruptions occur, their impact can
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When choosing a bulk freight carrier, the tanks and equipment used in bulk liquid transportation are critically important – far more so than selecting a carrier for dry van freight, where most any trailer will do. With bulk liquid transportation, the
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Infographic: Turn Your Bulk Freight Network Into a Flexible, High-Earning Sales Career
If you have experience in liquid or dry bulk freight sales, you already know the value of a strong network.
You also know the frustrations that can come with traditional sales roles: yearly quota resets, limited control over your time and
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