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Darren Brewer, CEO and Founder of Carrier411, explains why the company has maintained the same pricing for over 20 years and why they’re not planning on changing it anytime soon. Listen to the entire episode of "The FreightCaviar Podcast" on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Link to listen to the entire podcast:   Apple Podcasts:  https://lnkd.in/dqxQkiBf Spotify: https://lnkd.in/d4yFTS6y YouTube: https://lnkd.in/dQMscidR Brought to you by Epay Manager, AscendTMS (TheFreeTMS.com) By InMotion Global, Inc., Rapido Solutions Group and Shipper CRM.

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Rapido Solutions Group's co-founders, Danny Frisco and Roberto Icaza, saw the potential of Mexico’s skilled workforce through their logistics experience with Coyote and BlueGrace. A chance lunch in Guadalajara sparked the idea to create a company bridging U.S. brokerages with top-tier logistics teams in Mexico. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/d2dkvbkh

US Ports Show Mixed Trends in Import & Export Volumes. - Recent data from US ports reveals a mix of rising imports and falling exports. - At the Port of Long Beach, imports grew 2% over last year and 17% since 2019, while exports dropped 13% YoY and 28% from 2019 levels. - Other West Coast ports, like Los Angeles and Oakland, also saw import growth as retailers prepare for the holiday season, with agricultural exports boosting volumes in Oakland. - On the East Coast, ports like Savannah and Everglades reported some increases, though others saw declines due to high inventories. Source: Supply Chain Dive

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September 2024 Cargo Theft Highlights. - Overhaul’s September data shows California as the top hotspot for cargo theft, with 53% of incidents. - Electronics were the most targeted product, and thefts were highest from Tuesday to Thursday, primarily involving full truckloads (30%) and last-mile couriers (28%). - Key hotspots included Southern California, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Kansas City. Many incidents occurred at unattended warehouses, distribution centers, or delivery points. - Violent thefts involving armed criminals against truck drivers were notably high in North Carolina and Maryland. - With the holiday season approaching, these trends may continue. Source: Overhaul

Plus: Overhaul’s data shows California leading in cargo thefts, while U.S. ports report rising imports but slowing exports as holiday prep ramps up—and more. Brought to you by: Stealth Monitoring, Inc. and TextLocate 💬📍.

Plus: Overhaul’s data shows California leading in cargo thefts, while U.S. ports report rising imports but slowing exports as holiday prep ramps up—and more. https://lnkd.in/daJAzZ5J