The Pioneer Who Redefined the Global Forwarder The global freight industry lost one of its most transformative figures with the passing of Klaus-Michael Kühne at

The impending 2028 labor contract expiration between UPS and the Teamsters poses a dramatic upcoming disruption. This showdown might alter market share between dominant carriers like UPS and FedEx causing shippers to contend with affects on their operations, shipping margins, and customer satisfaction.

To protect operating margins and preserve service levels in a carrier-favorable market, shippers must elevate their contract negotiation strategy from reactive purchasing to data-driven strategic procurement.

What the CMA CGM / FedEx Deal Means for Your Negotiation Leverage July 10, 2026 – The global logistics arena is witnessing another major wave of consolidation. French shipping giant CMA CGM has announced this month a $1.4 billion agreement to acquire FedEx Supply Chain, folding the contract logistics and warehousing unit into its subsidiary, CEVA Logistics

Same story, freight budgets are under pressure again and carriers want raises. After a long period of uneven demand, soft capacity, and changing rate conditions,

Why shippers are downmoding to LTL to cut fuel costs

Named account status can stabilize ocean freight.

The freight industry is navigating a subtle but profound shift in how risk is managed. While headlines frequently focus on individual legal battles—such as the recent implications surrounding Montgomery v. Caribe Express—the true narrative is much larger than any single broker, carrier, or court ruling.

A dive into the complex world of Less Than Truckload (LTL) so to unravel the challenges of understanding this spend.

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