Observed every year on November 11th, Veterans Day honors all military veterans who served in the United States Armed Forces. While veterans deserve our respect every day, this day serves as an opportunity to outwardly show appreciation to the selfless individuals whose patriotism and willingness to sacrifice for the common good brought and kept our country’s freedom.
Thank You To Our Veterans
Topics: Insider, Community, Celebrations
The Shippers Group Reaches 1,000 Day Injury Free Milestone
Safety is a core value of ours at The Shippers Group. Furthermore, it is the commonality behind every decision and action we take.
Topics: Insider, Accolades & Awards, Community, Celebrations
The Shippers Group Named 2023 Top Food Chain Provider by Food Chain Digest
The Shippers Group is pleased to announce that we have been recognized as a 2023 “Top Food Chain Provider” by Food Chain Digest, the official magazine of Food Shippers of America (FSA)!
The Top Food Chain Provider program highlights third-party logistics companies (3PLs), freight brokers, motor carriers, rail/intermodal, and maritime companies (ocean carriers and port authorities) that excel in capabilities and service to food shippers. This list of providers then serves as a vetted resource to food shippers as they secure partners equipped to manage their supply chain strategy and execution.
Topics: Insider, Accolades & Awards, Community, Celebrations
TSG Gains Valuable Insights from 2023 CSCMP EDGE Conference
Orlando was extra magical last week for supply chain professionals attending CSCMP EDGE!
EDGE is The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals’ annual conference & exhibition, and it is the premier event of the year for supply chain professionals! If you have not attended a CSCMP EDGE Conference yet, you are missing out on an incredible opportunity to learn from some of the industry’s brightest!
How 3PL Transportation Management Differs from a Freight Brokerage
When you hear that transportation services are non-asset, your mind probably flips straight to a brokerage and how you are going to be paying for a middleman. While yes, a traditional freight broker connects companies with the right carriers and acts as the go-between to ensure correct agreements, expectations, and communications are in place, they do play an essential role. Brokers can help shippers find the best solutions for both their needs and budgets – making certain your goods will be transported timely and safely.
Topics: Insider, Transportation