Third party logistics firm, MD Logistics, a Nippon Express Group Company, headquartered in Plainfield, Indiana, today announced their expansion to Garner, North Carolina with the opening of their first warehouse in the area, sixth total for the Midwest based company. Read the full article…
Is a new eCommerce fulfillment center the right choice for you? Here’s a checklist to evaluate both existing and potential new ecommerce facilities. Read the full article…
Many 3PL warehouses appear to be bursting at the seams as they attempt to keep pace with this year’s e-commerce boom. Read the full article…
When supply-chain problems arise — such as short inventories or slow deliveries — fingers often point to the warehouse. Especially amid the pandemic, modernizing operations is a requirement for maximum productivity and happy customers, and automated solutions are a good place to start. Read the full article…
Pandemic-driven shift to online shopping has companies moving goods closer to population centers. Retailers are feeling the rush to secure Holiday-season warehouse space. Read the full article…
All businesses need a reliable supply chain to deliver their products in the shortest time possible. Consider these factors when setting up a supply chain. Read the full article…
The logistics labor market has experience a shortage in an interested and available labor pool as of late. Here’s how we are attracting new logistics talent. Read the full article…
In an effort to combat the world of counterfeit drugs and keep patient safety top of mind, The Federal Drug Administration enacted the Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA), a phased approach to pharmaceutical serialization. By November of this year, pharmaceutical manufacturers must include a unique product identifier on prescription drug packaging and cases. Read the full article…
A growing number of retailers are relying on suppliers to ship online orders directly to customers, a strategy they hope will help them compete with e-commerce rivals without spending more on inventory.
The practice, known as drop shipping, lets retailers offer more products for sale on their websites without having to keep those items in stock. Read the full article…
