The 800 Best Warehouse Companies in the US, Categorized & Ranked by Size
A researched directory of 881 warehouse companies serving the U.S., organized into five categories, with separate U.S. and North American size comparisons and a free downloadable workbook….
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Which Companies Use Penske Logistics?
Whirlpool, Toyota and GM have recently documented Penske Logistics relationships. See what Penske does for these companies, what its older customer cases show, and how its shared warehousing works….
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Which Companies Use GXO Logistics?
Hasbro, Pandora, Columbia Sportswear and L’Oréal all use GXO Logistics for different jobs. Here’s what their contracts cover and how to tell whether GXO fits your business….
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How’s traffic at the Port of Los Angeles? Better than you’d expect
Los Angeles is moving record cargo with fewer aging containers than in October 2021. Here’s what rail delays and the bridge closure mean for inbound inventory….
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Canadian vs US-Based 3PL, Which Should You Choose?
Choose a 3PL location around your customers, not your headquarters. Compare cross-border shipping with local inventory and calculate when a second warehouse earns its place….
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Why Is New Jersey an Important 3PL Hub?
New Jersey combines port access, Northeast demand, and established freight corridors. See how those advantages affect fulfillment and when another location may make more sense….
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Inflation Became Sticky, Do We See it in Shipping Costs for Businesses and Consumers?
Shipping prices remain elevated even when inflation slows. Historical courier, FedEx, USPS, and fuel data show what businesses and consumers are paying, why bills stay high, and where savings may still be possible….
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Single vs Multi-Location Fulfillment: Which Should You Choose?
We priced one to five warehouse networks with 2026 USPS rates to show when a second fulfillment location pays off, and when one well-placed warehouse is the better call….
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Tesla Semi Early Reviews: What Drivers Are Saying and What It Means for Freight
Nine years is a long time to wait on a truck. Tesla unveiled the Semi in November 2017 and planned to start production in 2019. On September 24, 2026, it formally opened a dedicated Nevada factory and began handing over series-built trucks, and the first outside drivers are now weighing in. The early verdicts are…
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Who Uses Shipwire?
Shipwire has been sold three times. Ingram Micro announced its purchase in 2013, CEVA Logistics ended up owning it in 2022, and Stord took over on January 1, 2026. A lot of what’s been written about who uses Shipwire predates that last handover. That makes the customer question trickier than usual. There’s a long roster…
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