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Supply Chain & Logistics News, Trends, and Insights

Welcome to the Point to Point—your destination for logistics news, supply chain insights, and freight planning strategies. Whether you're managing procurement, optimizing shipping routes, or looking for the latest trends in transportation, our articles offer actionable guidance for professionals across the supply chain.

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Space to Adapt: Warehousing for Changing Demand

How much warehouse space will your business need six months from now? Will inventory be moving through the same...

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Office Furniture Logistics: How i5 Industries Grows With Averitt

Getting office furniture from an overseas manufacturer to dealers across the United States takes coordination at every...

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Q4 2026 Supply Chain & Logistics Outlook

The fourth quarter begins with a mix of encouraging economic signals and continued uncertainty. Demand is strengthening...

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Celebrating 55 Years of Partnerships

This week, Averitt celebrates 55 years of serving customers and building lasting relationships.Watch the video below as...

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Step Inside Averitt’s Nashville Warehouse: A Distribution & Fulfillment Tour

What does 290,000 square feet of flexible warehousing and fulfillment capacity look like in action?Take a walk through...

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Celebrating Our Drivers During National Driver Appreciation Week

National Driver Appreciation Week gives us an opportunity to recognize the professional drivers who keep our customers,...

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From Coffee to Commerce: How Port NOLA Moves Global Trade

Most of us don't think about port infrastructure when we pour a morning cup of coffee. But before those beans ever...

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Q3 2026 Supply Chain & Logistics Outlook

Q3 2026 marks a turning point. After one of the longest freight downturns in modern trucking history, soft capacity and...

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250 Years of Moving Forward

This year, America marks 250 years of independence. Two and a half centuries shaped by people who showed up with...

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St. Louis: A Historic Gateway Built for Modern Freight

St. Louis has always been a city defined by movement.

Long before interstates and intermodal networks, its position...

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June 2026 Transpacific Freight Market Update: Rising Rates, Tight Capacity, and What to Do Next

If you have international shipments moving from Asia to the U.S., conditions in the Transpacific Eastbound (TPEB)...

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Supreme Court: Brokers Must Reasonably Vet Carriers. Averitt Already Does.

On May 14, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a unanimous decision in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, LLC that...

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Intermodal Shipping: Lower Costs, Reliable Capacity

Intermodal transportation tends to get a reputation it doesn't quite deserve. Shippers hear "rail" and think slow,...

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Freight Shipping to Puerto Rico: What Shippers Need to Know

Freight shipping to Puerto Rico sounds straightforward until it isn't.

It's a U.S. territory. No customs clearance, no...

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Q2 2026 Supply Chain & Logistics Outlook

Q2 2026 arrives with more complexity than clarity. The Middle East conflict has introduced a new layer of economic...

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Smarter Rates, Less Friction: The Evolution of Freight Technology

Freight pricing has always been complicated — but the tools shippers use to navigate it are changing fast....

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The Logistics Problem Most AI Data Center Projects Don't See Coming

The AI data center buildout is the largest infrastructure investment cycle in modern history. U.S. spending on data...

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Cross-Border Logistics Strategy: Resilience in an Era of Volatility

Cross-border logistics strategy is no longer a tactical concern. It is a competitive differentiator.

As nearshoring...

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Warehousing, Ports, and the Case for Flow in 2026

As we move into 2026, the warehousing market is showing early signs of moderation—but not normalization. While select...

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What 1,000+ Shippers Are Saying About 2026

As supply chains move into 2026, the conversation has shifted. Shippers are no longer reacting to constant...

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Why a Measured AI Strategy Matters in Logistics

Artificial intelligence is now part of nearly every conversation in logistics. Pricing, planning, customer service,...

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Q1 2026 Supply Chain & Logistics Outlook

The start of 2026 doesn’t bring a clean reset for the supply chain—but it does bring more clarity than we’ve had in...

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A Holiday Surprise From the Averitt Family

Every year, we look forward to sharing a little holiday cheer with our associates, customers, and community. This...

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From Decommissioning to Global Imports: A Family Business Evolution

Growth looks different for every business—but for family-owned companies, each new step forward is built on history,...

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Heightened Focus on Illegal Truck Drivers Highlight the Importance of Doing Things Right

Throughout this year, the transportation industry has seen heightened federal enforcement focused on driver licensing,...

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Honoring Veterans: The Strength Behind the Supply Chain

At Averitt, Veterans Day is a time to pause and recognize the people whose service, character, and leadership continue...

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Navigating the Tariff Era: How Shippers Can Stay Flexible in 2026 and Beyond

If you’ve been following trade headlines lately, you’ve seen the pattern: stability one week, uncertainty the next.

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Secure Cross-Border Logistics Solutions for High-Value Shipments

Averitt developed a secure, full-service logistics solution for a global spirits manufacturer to safely transport...

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More Than a Carrier: How Dedicated Logistics Changes the Game

Shippers today face mounting pressure: delivering on time, keeping costs under control, and adapting to market swings —...

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Drayage Companies Compared: What Really Sets Them Apart

When it comes to managing imports, most shippers know how critical drayage is to the bigger picture of their supply...