The global trade landscape continues to evolve, driven by shifting tariff policies and their implications for supply chains and logistics providers. For the freight industry, these changes represent both significant challenges and opportunities. As businesses brace for potential increases in tariffs, understanding the trends and preparing for their impact is more critical than ever.

 

 

When dealing with freight shipping, understanding the ins and outs of freight claims is crucial. Damage can happen at any stage of transit, and how you handle these claims can significantly impact your bottom line. In today’s competitive market, customers are scrutinizing claims more than ever, determined to recover every dollar lost due to damages. In this article, we’ll break down the basics of freight claims, discuss steps to increase your chances of maximum payout, and highlight the importance of cargo insurance, especially the cargo insurance offered by Global Logistics, Inc.

 

 

As a CFO or finance leader managing high-volume shipping, keeping track of your bottom line has never been more important. With rising labor costs, volatile fuel prices, and economic pressures, even a small leak in your finances can significantly impact profitability. One of the most common yet overlooked areas where you can lose substantial money is through LTL billing disputes. Between 5% and 10% of your freight bills are likely inaccurate—and that can lead to tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars in unnecessary costs. But how can you stay on top of these errors and reclaim the dollars you're losing?