Supreme Court Broker Liability Decision Could Reshape the Industry
A recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, LLC could significantly reshape liability standards across the transportation and logistics industry. The decision increases scrutiny on how freight brokers and 3PLs vet carriers, manage compliance, and oversee operational risk — potentially leading to higher insurance costs, stricter carrier verification processes, and greater accountability throughout the supply chain.
Cross-Docking 101: What you need to Know
Cross-docking helps companies move freight faster, reduce warehousing costs, and improve regional delivery efficiency by transferring inbound shipments directly to outbound transportation with minimal storage time. From transloading and pool distribution to final-mile delivery support, modern cross-docking strategies create leaner, faster, and more scalable supply chains, especially for companies moving freight through major Northeast ports and distribution corridors.
Is AI the Biggest Supply Chain Disruptor in History?
According to a recent report from MHI and Deloitte, artificial intelligence is expected to become the single biggest disruptor of supply chains over the next decade.
For logistics providers, warehouses, manufacturers, retailers, and e-commerce brands, AI is rapidly changing how supply chains operate, scale, and respond to growing customer expectations.
ID Theft fraud attempts in logistics sector rise 4x
Identity fraud attempts in the U.S. cargo and logistics sector have surged 213% in two years, according to a report from identity verification and scanning solutions provider IDScan.net. Between 2023 and 2024, fraud attempts climbed from 0.53% of verification transactions to 1.66%, then rose to 2.15% in 2025, the New Orleans-based firm said in its "2026 Cargo and Logistics ID Fraud Report."
How Much Should a 3PL Cost?
3PL pricing varies widely based on product, volume, and operational complexity, yet yet many companies lack a clear framework for estimating costs. This guide breaks down the most common pricing structures, key cost drivers, and realistic budget ranges to help e-commerce brands compare providers and build a smarter, more scalable fulfillment strategy.
LEsson Learned: Some of the Biggest Mistakes made when selecting a New 3pl
Many companies choose a 3PL based on price alone, overlooking the operational risks that lead to costly errors, delays, and poor customer experiences. The right partner should align with your business model and deliver strong processes, technology, and communication, not just low rates. Choosing wisely means finding a 3PL that helps you scale efficiently and operate with confidence.
