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How much money are you leaving on the table by using the wrong truck?
Welcome to the Hit the Brakes podcast, where the seasoned logistics professionals at Fetch Freight dive into the top stories, market trends, and can't-miss topics about the supply chain.
The right truck can mean lower costs, fewer delays, and better efficiency—but the wrong one can eat into your profits. In this episode, we break down the financial impact of truck selection and how to make smarter choices.
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How will market changes shape your 2025 strategy?
Welcome to the Hit the Brakes podcast, where theseasoned logistics professionals at Fetch Freight dive into the top stories, market trends and can't miss topics about the supply chain.
In Part 2 of the 2025 Market Outlook series, Mitchell Lewis, Founder & President of Fetch Freight, Tim Denoyer, Vice President Senior Analyst of ACT Research, and Brett Lankford, Director of Strategy & Innovation at Fetch Freight share the 2025 Market Outlook to help shippers make informed decisions in planning for 2025.
Please let us know if you have other questions to ask or topics to discuss! Visit fetchfreight.com and follow us on LinkedIn and Instagram.
How will market changes shape your 2025 strategy?
Welcome to the Hit the Brakes podcast, where theseasoned logistics professionals at Fetch Freight dive into the top stories, market trends and can't miss topics about the supply chain.
In Part 1 of the 2025 Market Outlook series, Mitchell Lewis, Founder & President of Fetch Freight, Tim Denoyer, Vice President Senior Analyst of ACT Research, and Brett Lankford, Director of Strategy & Innovation at Fetch Freight look at freight forecasts and offer actionable insights to help shippers make informed decisions in planning for 2025.
Please let us know if you have other questions to ask or topics to discuss! Visit fetchfreight.com and follow us on LinkedIn and Instagram.
Welcome to the Hit the Brakes podcast, where the seasoned logistics professionals at Fetch Freight dive into the top stories, market trends and can't miss topics about the supply chain.
In this new episode, Mitchell sits down with Eric Garcia, Carrier Sales Manager at Fetch, to discuss how we protect our carriers and our customers from fraudulent activity in the supply chain.
Please let us know if you have other questions to ask or topics to discuss! Visit fetchfreight.com and follow us on LinkedIn and Instagram.
Welcome to the Hit the Brakes podcast, where the seasoned logistics professionals at Fetch Freight dive into the top stories, market trends and can't miss topics about the supply chain.
In this episode, Brett Lankford, Director of Strategy & Innovation at Fetch Freight, and Tim Denoyer, VP & Senior Analyst with ACT Research, discuss some takeaways from Market Vitals: ACT’s 71st Outlook Seminar. Tim and Brett discuss the Class 8 market, the role that private fleets have played in the out of cycle order volumes, the economic and market conditions and what that means for rate recovery and moving out of the bottom of the truckload cycle.
Please let us know if you have other questions to ask or topics to discuss! Visit fetchfreight.com and follow us on LinkedIn and Instagram.
Welcome to the Hit the Brakes podcast, where the seasoned logistics professionals at Fetch Freight dive into the top stories, market trends and can't miss topics about the supply chain.
In this episode, Mitchell sits down with Brett Lankford, Director of Strategy and Innovation, and Chris Ryan, Sales Manager, as they dive into the critical role of sustainability in the supply chain, exploring Fetch Freight's commitment to environmental leadership and how Fetch supports both customers and carriers in navigating and excelling in the evolving landscape of sustainable logistics.
Please let us know if you have other questions to ask or topics to discuss! Visit fetchfreight.com and follow us on LinkedIn and Instagram.
Welcome to the Hit the Brakes podcast, where the seasoned logistics professionals at Fetch Freight dive into the top stories, market trends, and can't miss topics about the supply chain.
This week, we are joined by Brett Lankford, Director of Innovation and Strategy at Fetch Freight, and Louis Baxley, Sales Manager at Fetch Freight. They both recently attended the ACT Research Market Vitals Seminar and are here to share their top takeaways.
Welcome to the Hit the Brakes podcast, where the seasoned logistics professionals at Fetch Freight dive into the top stories, market trends, and can't miss topics about the supply chain.
Please let us know if you have other questions to ask or topics to discuss! Visit fetchfreight.com and follow us on LinkedIn and Instagram.
Welcome to the Hit the Brakes podcast, where the seasoned logistics professionals at Fetch Freight dive into the top stories, market trends, and can't miss topics about the supply chain.
This week, we are joined by Shawn Barker from Isometric Technologies (ISO). In part two of our two-part series, How to Reduce Your Cost-to-Serve, we discuss the essential tools and technology shippers can use to make informed, data-driven decisions and how to utilize that data to drive improvements to serve and total cost-to-serve.
Please let us know if you have other questions to ask or topics to discuss! Visit fetchfreight.com and follow us on LinkedIn and Instagram.
Welcome to the Hit the Brakes podcast, where the seasoned logistics professionals at Fetch Freight dive into the top stories, market trends, and can't miss topics about the supply chain.
This week, we are joined by Shawn Barker from Isometric Technologies (ISO). In part one of our two-part series, How to Reduce Your Cost-to-Serve, we discuss what cost-to-serve really is, meeting service level requirements, and utilizing essential data for informed decision making.
Please let us know if you have other questions to ask or topics to discuss! Visit fetchfreight.com and follow us on LinkedIn and Instagram.
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