Several sources I spoke to this week confirmed that the freight volumes have dropped at the ocean ports and in the LTL sector.
It is safe to say that all freight will not disappear. As long as we need food to eat and other household items, we will continue to see freight.
In this episode, I share suggestions for shippers and carriers to re-evaluate their strategies.

Several sources I spoke to this week confirmed that the freight volumes have dropped at the ocean ports and in the LTL sector. It is safe to say that all freight will not disappear. As long as we need food to eat and other household items, we will continue to see freight. In this episode, I share suggestions for shippers and carriers to re-evaluate their strategies.

Several sources I spoke to this week confirmed that the freight volumes have dropped at the ocean ports and in the LTL sector.
It is safe to say that all freight will not disappear. As long as we need food to eat and other household items, we will continue to see freight.
In this episode, I share suggestions for shippers and carriers to re-evaluate their strategies.&nbsp;

Episode 36 Where is the Freight?

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