Bulk Logistics Blog

Have you ever called a popular restaurant trying to make a reservation for just a few hours later?  You’re typically not going to have a lot of luck.  Seating is likely already spoken for by people who had the foresight to book in advance. 

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From the foundation of your house to the ingredients in the foods you eat, many of the items you encounter every day started out as powder.  And many of those powders were shipped using dry bulk trailers and equipment.  If you ship bulk powder, read

Of the many elements that make dry and liquid bulk transportation a whole different animal from regular old dry-van transport, perhaps none creates more of a headache for both shippers and carriers than the truck tank wash.  It is a necessary evil

When it comes to using rail for dry bulk transportation, I like to envision the process as an oval.  The product travels from production to the distribution point and back again in a repeating cycle.  There are the same number of railcars going out

In any dry bulk shipping project, countless small particles are combined to form one giant load within a dry bulk tank.  The same can be said for the process of dry bulk shipping.  There are countless procedural steps that will collectively determine

From phones to trash cans to soda bottles, all sorts of everyday items start out as plastic pellets transported in pneumatic trailers. In some ways, bulk plastic shipping is a lot like shipping any other dry bulk commodity. But if you’re new at

Would you sink your entire retirement fund into just three or four stocks? Of course not. Smart investors spread their money across many different companies, in different industries, to soften their risk as stocks move up and down. That’s the same

Using a broker to book freight and coordinate delivery isn’t what it used to be. In many cases, the phone has been replaced by load boards, email and online tracking. Technology brings an added level of efficiency to the process, which is absolutely