For decades, enterprise freight procurement operated within a predictable rhythm. Beneficial Cargo Owners (BCOs) and logistics leaders would launch annual contract RFPs, establish baseline port-to-port ocean rates, and manage minor spot fluctuations through routine fuel adjustments.
However, supply chains no longer experience temporary disruptions followed by a return to baseline conditions....
Decoding Freight Market Signals Across Global Trade Routes
Freight costs are shaped by more than supply and demand. Vessel availability, shipping schedules, fuel surcharges, route disruptions, and inland transportation constraints can all influence the final cost of moving goods. For procurement professionals, logistics managers, importers, and exporters, understanding these variables is...
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