2020 was a year of reaction and evolution as we responded to the COVID-19 pandemic. Even though the pandemic consumed most of our year, there were a number of other exciting events that made our 2020. Read the full article…
As 2020 comes to a close, President & CEO, Mark Sell, details the year for MD Logistics and optimistically predicts what is to come in 2021. Read the full article…
MD Logistics LLC and MD Express LLC have been acquired by Nippon Express USA, Inc., a US based subsidiary of Nippon Express Co, Ltd. As a wholly owned independent subsidiary of Nippon Express USA, the MD Logistics and MD Express brands and organizational structure will remain intact. Read the full article…
In an uncertain year, full of rapid changes, we are pleased to be named a Top 100 3PL Provider by Inbound Logistics Magazine for the 9th consecutive year. Read the full article…
The freight forwarding industry has witnessed many changes over the years. Here’s how our team and business has had to evolve alongside the expectations of the industry. Read the full article…
Effective May 22, 2020, the owners of MD Logistics, Inc. and MD Express Inc. (collectively, “MDL”) have agreed to sell MDL to Nippon Express U.S.A., Inc. (“NEU”), a U.S. based subsidiary of Nippon Express Co., Ltd. (“NEC Japan”), a Japanese company. Read the full article…
As the warehouse continues to evolve, safety training programs should be implemented in order to ensure your team can do their jobs in a safe and efficient manner. At MD Logistics, we realize that a safety program is not a one size fits all solution. Read the full article…
President & CEO, Mark Sell, shares how MD Logistics is responding to the COVID-19 Pandemic and what you can expect from our team in the ‘new normal’. Read the full article…
As more and more of the workforce transitions to a remote work situation, here are some tips and tricks from a full time remote team member to develop a productive, remote work situation for yourself. Read the full article…
The supply chain customer ‘s expectations have changed as a result of new industry norms. Providers should adjust operations to the digital supply chain. Read the full article…
