Bulk Logistics Blog

In our previous blog post, we introduced our new Dry Bulk Freight 101eBook with a look at dry bulk equipment.  In this article, we’ll look at what’s included in the second part of that eBook – the processes involved in dry bulk trucking. 

If you’re having difficulty finding tanker trucks, you’re not alone.  The scarcity of available trucks is an industry-wide issue that has only increased in severity with the recent ELD mandate.  The loads are there, but the trucks aren’t. 

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

Freight rates depend a lot on supply and demand. When too many loads compete for too few trucks and drivers, you pay extra to get the space you need. In the ebb and flow of capacity, certain days of the week and month can make a big difference in how

In the bulk shipping market today, freight demand exceeds capacity.  As a result, bulk shipping rates are on the rise, and that trend is likely to continue – at least for the near term.