Our founder, Brian Kempisty, was recently featured by CNBC, where he explored the growing role of transloading as a strategic logistics solution amidst global supply chain challenges. This article highlights how logistics firms are increasingly turning to transloading to address disruptions caused by Panama Canal restrictions and potential labor strikes.
Transloading, the practice of shifting freight from one mode of transport to another—typically from East Coast to West Coast ports—has become a crucial strategy for mitigating these disruptions. Kempisty discusses how this approach offers economic benefits, including cost efficiencies and enhanced flexibility in logistics operations. By leveraging transloading, importers can optimize the proximity of their distribution centers and navigate complex trade routes more effectively.
The feature goes into how this shift not only helps manage supply chain constraints but also improves overall operational agility. Brian Kempisty’s insights underscore the importance of adapting logistics strategies to current challenges and leveraging innovative solutions like transloading to maintain a smooth flow of goods. To learn more about these evolving logistics strategies and their impact, you can read the full CNBC article by clicking here.