This month we’re taking a look at successful strategies your team can implement in order to save costs when shipping cross-border, protect your supply chain from bad actors, and prepare for hurricane season. Read on to learn more.
Build a successful cross-border transportation program
Mexico has become the top U.S. trading partner in the last year bringing great opportunity for companies that trade goods between the two countries. Download our guide to learn how to build a strategic plan for cross-border success.
🏆 Uber Freight receives Best in Cargo Security Award from CargoNet
Uber Freight is honored to receive the Best in Cargo Security Award from CargoNet, recognizing our outstanding fraud prevention efforts in 2023. Learn more on our blog about the strides we’ve made in detecting and reducing fraud.
Hurricanes impact supply chains in many ways, from damaging highways and ports to causing capacity crunches amid relief efforts. And this year, our industry could be vulnerable to a particularly turbulent hurricane season. Read our blog to learn how to plan for this hurricane season.
Deliver 2024 is quickly approaching – do you have your tickets yet? Register now to learn from industry experts about best practices and emerging technologies and connect with peers to share experiences and ideas. Check out our event page for more information on the event and be sure to register today.
Tap into valuable market insights by joining us for our Q3 Market Update & Outlook live webinar featuring Mazen Danaf (Uber Freight Staff Applied Scientist), Nathan Adams (VP, Transportation Procurement, Uber Freight), and Russell Zuppo (VP, Consulting Services, Uber Freight).
In a rapidly changing market, it’s key for shippers to keep an eye on current trends and predictions to optimize their strategy. Our most recent edition of the Freight Economist dives into the current state of the industry and where it’s headed.
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