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Share: On Monday, Amit Mehrotra, an analyst at Deutsche Bank, stated that due to customer demand, low inventory levels, housing demand and federal stimulus, the current market constraints on trucking and international container capacity are likely to continue into 2023. Shippers are moving to a "stronger for longer" pricing cycle, he said, pointing to many retailers increasing their transportation cost projections and retailers already beginning to increase prices by 10% to 20%. This hot market continues to impact truckload carriers, who must order new trucks and focus attention on driver rec...

Staff Appointments and Departures Related to the Freight and Logistics Sectors Who Is Going Where in Shipping and Beyond WORLDWIDE – GERMANY – In preparation for its spin-off from Daimler AG and its independent listing on the Frankfurt stock exchange planned for late 2021, Daimler Truck AG is announcing the composition of its new Board of Management and a series of significant management and organisational changes, set to take place as of July 1. Daimler Truck AG is bringing together all essential technology and powertrain activities into one division, the Truck Technology Group (TT). Thi...

Shipping Innovator Flock Freight Announces New Office and Strategic New Hire to Its Senior Leadership Team, Amid Company Growth New executives and team members join to accelerate customer acquisition and technology advancements News provided by Share this article Share this article SOLANA BEACH, Calif., April 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Flock Freight, a technology company that is reinventing freight shipping with shared truckload service, today announced the growth of its executive team, forthcoming new office, and overall team expansion to come. Melina Fairleigh joins as the senior vice presid...

Print Flock Freight, one of San Diego’s hottest tech startups, is moving its headquarters from Solana Beach to Encinitas, citing unbearably slow action on a permit request that would allow it to expand. Flock Freight’s algorithms help companies move products more efficiently, combining small shipments into a shared truckload (like a carpool for freight). The company is booming faster than even CEO Oren Zaslansky was expecting, adding 48 staffers during the first quarter, bringing its headcount to roughly 200. They plan to add 200 more this year. Advertisement “We’ve already grown 70...

A healthier planet depends on a greener supply chain Transportation is hard on the environment. Flock Freight is working to clean it up Flock Freight is dedicated to making transportation a more sustainable industry (Photo: Jim Allen/FreightWaves) Logistics is a dirty industry. The U.S. is one of the largest carbon emitters in the world, and the movement of vehicles is the number one source of those emissions. Freight trucks are responsible for about 23% of overall transportation in America, making these diesel-burning vehicles responsible for a whole lot of ozone-threatening emission...