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‹Logistics Management remembers Jack 85 million shipments to move through its global Congdon. Logistics Management regrets to report networks, marking a 13 percent gain over the that John R. “Jack” Congdon, Sr., former vice same period last year. chairman of the board at less-than-truckload carrier Old Dominion Freight Line Inc., has passed away. ‹ And don’t forget about the USPS during the Congdon joined ODFL in 1951 and held several holiday season. The Postal Service positions during his time there, including senior vice (USPS) also expects another busy holiday shop- president. He also was the founder of Old Dominion ping season, much like the duopoly of UPS and Truck Leasing, a Virginia based corporation primar- FedEx. The USPS said it expects to process 545 ily engaged in the full-service leasing of tractors, million pieces of mail daily throughout this holiday trailers, and other equipment. season, coming in at nearly 15 billion pieces of mail to be delivered between Thanksgiving and New ‹Yield management in the air. The International Year’s Eve. And on the shipping side, it noted that Air Association (IATA) recently called on competitive package volume is also expected to all participants in the air value chain to work increase by approximately 12 percent annually to together towards the common goals of improved roughly 420 million packages during the 2013 holi- quality, increased efficiency through e-freight, and day season. The busiest delivery day for mail will more effective security. Combined, these measures be Wednesday, Dec. 18, and the busiest day for will improve air cargo’s competitiveness in the face packages will be Thursday, Dec. 19, according to of stagnant demand growth and unfavorable market the USPS. developments, added IATA. Air cargo is suffering from a prolonged slump that has seen falls in yields, ‹CSX and GE Transportation to team on LNG- revenues, and market share. Since 2010, world powered locomotive pilot program. The ongo- trade has grown by 12 percent, whereas air cargo ing emergence of the role of natural gas in freight demand growth has been basically flat with only a transportation is making its latest stop on the rails in 2 percent increase. A divergent trend in passenger the form of an agreement between Class I railroad demand, with growth continuing in the historical 5 carrier CSX and GE Transportation. The companies percent to 6 percent range, has complicated the said that they will focus on exploring emissions- situation. cutting and efficiency advancements through the use of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) technology for ‹Holiday cheer is expected for UPS and locomotives. Officials from both companies said FedEx. Like in past years, transportation and that a pilot program in the form of field tests would logistics bellwethers FedEx and UPS are calling kick off next year. Among the benefits of LNG- for healthy holiday volumes in December. UPS is powered locomotives, according to CSX and GE, calling for December 16 to be its single busiest are trains being able to travel longer distances with- day of the year, expecting to pick up more than out refueling stops as well as other economic and 34 million packages. And FedEx expects Cyber environmental benefits. Monday, December 2, to be the busiest day in its entire history, calling for more than 22 million ‹Pricey exports. As the peak shipping period shipments to be delivered globally. Officials at approaches in the U.S. export trade to Asia, ship- both companies indicate that increased e-com- ping lines in the Transpacific Stabilization Agree- merce activity by consumers is a major driver in ment (TSA) Westbound section are recommending these figures. With 26 shopping days between minimum rate increases in key commodity catego- Thanksgiving and Christmas, which is six less ries that have seen steady rate erosion in recent days than in 2012, UPS said the 2013 holiday months. TSA Westbound has adopted minimum shopping season will be the most “compressed” guideline increases of $100 per 40-foot container one since 2002. As for FedEx, during the week (FEU) via U.S. West Coast ports, $200 per FEU via of Dec. 1 through Dec. 7, the company’s busiest East and Gulf Coast ports, and $100 per FEU for week of the year, FedEx said it expects more than Continued, page 2

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intermodal shipments for six commodities (waste with growth in the first half of 2014 expected to paper, metal scrap, plastic scrap and resin, lumber be decent. and logs, hay, and agricultural products) effective no later than Dec. 1. In the case of waste paper, ‹POLA unveils incentive program for ocean lines also adopted guideline minimum rate levels via carriers. In a move geared toward bringing more ports that may lead to increases above volume to the Port of (POLA) in 2014, the minimum levels. the Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners said last month that it has signed off on an incentive ‹Challenges a-plenty for high-tech program that will reward shipping lines bringing new shippers. According to a survey released by UPS, container business into POLA. Entitled the Ocean the 350 high-tech logistics executives polled in Common Carrier Incentive Program, POLA officials North America, Latin America, Europe, and Asia said that participating ocean carriers will earn $5 said that increased export activity will be a com- per twenty-foot equivalent (TEU) for each incremen- mon theme in the coming years, with 41 percent tal container it ships through the port in calendar of respondents expecting to see exports grow year 2014, with the rate heading up to $15 per TEU faster over the next two years compared to 2013. for all TEU if a carrier’s container volume increases Another key theme of the survey was near-shoring. by 100,000 or more units for the same 12-month Nearly 30 percent of survey respondents said that period. In terms of measuring volume increases, they plan to be more active on the near-shoring port officials explained that the baseline for measur- front—compared to 10 percent in 2010. But even ing volume is the number of containers each carrier with the percentage of those buying into the fact moved through the port in calendar year 2013, with that near-shoring is on the rise, the data observes carriers receiving their incentive in the form of a that challenges remain. “For high-tech companies, lump sum payment in early 2015. near-shoring is clearly on the rise globally,” said UPS high-tech marketing director Ken Rankin. ‹Greener POLA? The Port of Los Angeles’ “The focus on reduced lead times and more construction and maintenance division has customer-centric supply chains rang loud and received International Organization of Standards clear. However, on the flip-side, it’s clear in the (ISO)14001 recertification, an internationally rec- data that near-shoring is not for everybody.” ognized protocol designed to help organizations minimize negative impacts to the environment. ‹Port Tracker report says growth is still in “ISO 14001 recertification is a testament to the the forecast. Activity at U.S.-based con- port’s ongoing environmental stewardship and tainer ports continue on a growth path and are leadership,” said Jim Morgan, director of the port’s expected to continue that way through the end construction and maintenance division. “Our highly of the year, according to the most recent edi- integrated environmental management system tion of the Port Tracker report from the National means that care and attention to the environment Retail Federation (NRF) and maritime consul- is now woven into all aspects of the port’s daily tancy Hackett Associates. The 2013 forecast operations and employee activities.” ISO 14001 is now at 16.2 million TEU, which is down from involves the training of personnel in environmental 16.3 million TEU last month. This represents a processes and procedures, monitoring and audit- 2.3 percent increase over 2012’s 15.8 million ing of the port’s environmental performance, and TEU, with the first half of 2013 at 7.8 million annual reporting of data. The Port of Los Angeles TEU up 1.2 percent compared to the first half of is the only port on the West Coast that is ISO 2012. Hackett Associates Founder Ben Hackett 14001 certified, and one of only a handful world- said that this mild annual increase reduction is wide to achieve such status. due in part to the federal government shutdown in October and a fairly high inventory-to-sales ‹CEVA CEO to step down. Marv Schlanger, ratio. He added that the U.S. GDP forecast is CEO of global third-party logistics provider CEVA not expected to be hindered by the shutdown, Continued, page 4

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Logistics, will retire on January 2, 2014, and will try. Industry watchers note that it is also heartening be replaced by Xavier Urbain, a former executive to see that our nation’s ports are working together at Kuehne+Nagel. Upon his retirement in Janu- toward this common end, even as they fight one ary, CEVA said Schanger will resume his position another for volume market share and new ocean as non-executive chairman of the board at CEVA. cargo carrier business. Much credit, say ana- According to company officials, Urbain brings a lysts, goes to beneficial cargo owner associations deep experience base to CEVA, having previously comprising the most active and informed voting served on the management board and board of constituents. Their ongoing efforts—and collective directors and in several senior executive positions pressure—appear to be working with Washington at Kuehne + Nagel as well as CEO of ACR Logis- lawmakers. tics. CEVA also said that in addition to his new role, Urbain has also been elected a member of ‹Flying blind. While many large companies are the board of directors, effective January 2, 2014, aggressively pursuing globalization of their prod- and will work out of the company’s headquarters in ucts and brands, the large majority are “flying Hoofddorp, the Netherlands. blind” without the ability to see what’s happening globally or make adjustments, according to new ‹Preparing for future storms. Natural hazards research from The Hackett Group. The consultan- continue to create disruptions in the global sup- cy’s new research that looks at the performance ply chain. They also cause significant loss of life of more than 100 companies found a strong in Asia and the Pacific, with 1.7 million hazard- acceleration of the trend towards globalization of related deaths being recorded from 1970-2010. business, with most companies moving toward So too, the direct physical losses from disasters high levels of globalization for their products and are not only following a steady upward path, but services lines and expanding the delivery of busi- are also rising more rapidly than regional GDP. ness services over the next few years. In large However, behind each disaster there are factors part, these trends are being driven by historically underlying the losses, and measures that could high growth rates in China and other emerging be taken to avoid a repeat event. Asian Develop- markets combined with stagnation in developed ment Bank (ADB) President Takehiko Nakao has markets. However, despite high levels of automa- offered his deepest condolences to the Govern- tion, most companies cannot quickly access much ment and people of the Philippines for the tragic of the information required to truly understand their loss of lives and property caused by typhoon global performance. Yolanda. ADB said that investments in disaster resilience would reduce losses, contributing to ‹Breaking the ice. The kick-off meeting for the sustained economic growth, the achievement winter navigation project WINMOS took place in of poverty reduction, and enhanced natural Helsinki last month. WINMOS is a project that resources management. aims to safeguard efficient winter navigation in the European Union’s northernmost fairways by ‹Team effort continues on infrastructure. protecting icebreaking resources in a medium Industry analysts say that the recent progress made and long-term perspective and to develop the in transport infrastructure legislation speaks vol- winter navigation system as a whole in the Baltic umes about the cooperation of logistics and sup- Sea. Functional maritime transport all-year-around ply chain community stakeholders. While ongoing is of the utmost importance for the trade within conflicts between rail and truck factions have not the European Union. According to analysts, 15 disappeared, both groups seem to agree that percent of the world’s maritime transportation, or surface networks are in sorry disrepair. Analysts more than 750 million tons, is performed in the say that a comprehensive overhaul of U.S. roads, Baltic Sea. Around 2,000 vessels are on their way highways, and railroads will benefit shippers using in the area at any given time, and during a normal both modes of transport, as intermodal movement winter there are more than 10,000 calls to ports of goods is the fastest growth sector in the indus- vulnerable to ice obstacles. Ⅺ

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Also: • USPS and Amazon team up for Sunday deliveries in metropolitan Los Angeles and New York, Page 12 • Political pressure builds for more infrastructure spending, Page 14 • 2013’s Top News stories, Page 16 • Intermodal volumes up nearly 5 percent in Q3, according to IANA report, Page 18 Debt-related issues looming large for YRC Worldwide With more than $1.4 billion in debt, LTL player now deals with Teamsters issues.

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OVERLAND PARK, Kan.—Finan- YRC says it wants more “flexibility” Teamsters national freight negotiating cially ailing YRC Worldwide Inc., par- in its labor contract, according to a committee and the union’s point man ent of the second-largest group of LTL memo of understanding (MOU) leaked in talks with YRC, said in a conference carriers, is asking its 26,000 Teamsters by the dissident Teamsters for a Demo- call with union officials that specifics employees to continue working at a 15 cratic Union. What that “flexibility” of the plan would come out in future percent wage reduction and benefit really means is unclear. What is clear negotiations. cuts through 2018 in a labor proposal is that YRC, which has lost in excess of In an MOU to union local lead- company officials have describe as vital $2.6 billion in the last six years, needs ers, YRC is asking workers to continue to the future of the 87-year-old com- these labor concessions in order to sat- the 15 percent cut in wages and over- pany. isfy its lenders, a consortium of banks. time pay the company won in 2009. The proposal is bittersweet, union Tyson Johnson, co-chair of the Wage and mileage rate increases won members say. On one hand, they appeared grateful that the company wasn’t seeking further pay and benefit cuts from those in effect since 2009. On the other hand, the company’s proposal underscores the dire financial straits of YRC, which has more than $1.4 billion in debt. Some of that debt is at interest rates as high as 12 percent, costing the company at least $150 mil- lion in interest payments annually. YRC CEO James Welch has told union leaders that without a restructur- ing, it will not be able to make debt payments coming due in the next 17 months. It has $69 million due next Feb. 15, with another $1.4 billion due in late 2014 and early 2015. YRC officials say that the company has more debt than the next seven- largest publicly held LTL carriers com- bined. Most of that debt was incurred during the regime of former CEO Wil- liam Zollars, who engineered a pair of $1 billion, highly-leveraged purchases of long-haul rival Roadway Corp. and USF Corp., a group of regional carriers.

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from 2012 through 2014 would also be million year-over-year. YRC said that the work with other companies for similar reduced by 15 percent, according to the $21.5 million dip in operating income partnerships in the future, saying that if MOU. According to the MOU obtained included a $1.3 million loss on asset dis- other shippers are interested, the USPS by Logistics Management, cost of living posals. And third quarter EBITDA—at would be happy to speak to them. adjustment provisions of Article 33 of $62.4 million—was down $16.4 million Jerry Hempstead, president of Orlan- the National Master Freight Agreement compared to $78.8 million a year ago. do, Fla.-based parcel consultancy Hemp- “shall be suspended for the duration of Jamie Pierson, CFO and executive vice stead Consulting, said that the USPS/ this restructuring plan.” president of YRC, said on the earnings Amazon partnership has potential, while YRC’s overtures came after ABF call that the decline in EBITDA was due cautioning that it will by no means serve Freight System, the nation’s sixth-largest to the change in operations at the com- as a financial lifeline for the USPS either. LTL carrier, finalized a five-year deal with pany’s biggest unit, YRC Freight, which “Let’s not assume the USPS is pro- the Teamsters union that is projected was designed to continuously improve viding door to door service from an to save the LTL carrier between $55 customer service by reducing the handling Amazon DC to the consumer,” Hemp- million and $65 million annually. The of shipments and excess time in transit stead said. “Most likely, Amazon has to new contract, covering about 7,000 ABF and went into effect earlier this year. get their packages to a DDU [destina- employees, is now ratified and took effect Pierson explained that the change in tion delivery unit] for delivery to the on Nov. 3 and will run through March 31, operations is currently hindering service consumer. Who might be best to do 2018. It contains about a 7 percent wage and subsequently led to “some custom- that? Amazon does not have a fleet of concession. er flight” in its higher margin channels. their own trucks, and I doubt the USPS YRC said last month that consolidated Another factor he cited was its driver short- is planning to run their entire transport operating revenue for the third quarter— age in which YRC had to pay a fair amount network and sortation process so that at $1.253 billion—was up 1.3 percent of overtime to its existing drivers—and in Amazon can delight their customers annually, while consolidated operating some cases, had to pay a third-party car- with a day earlier delivery.” income fell from $27.3 million to $5.8 riage carrier to deliver the freight. Ⅺ Hempstead said that if this is to be a successful alliance it’s more than likely E-COMMERCE that it will take a partnership of Amazon and a logistics company like FedEx or USPS and Amazon team up for Sunday UPS to get their parcels down to the delivering unit on Saturday or Sunday deliveries in metropolitan Los Angeles morning so that Sunday delivery can be accomplished. and New York What’s more, he explained that this

WASHINGTON, D.C.—The financially working with Amazon for months beleaguered United States Postal Service on a negotiated service agreement (USPS) and e-commerce giant Amazon for this service. The USPS defines announced that they have teamed up in a negotiated service agreement as a joint effort to do Sunday delivery in the a contractual agreement between Los Angeles and New York metropolitan the USPS and an individual com- areas. pany that provides customized Under the parameters of the agree- pricing incentives or other terms. ment, USPS will deliver packages on USPS Postmaster General Pat- Sunday to Amazon Prime members that rick Donahoe said that “as online receive unlimited, free two-day shipping shopping continues to increase for $79 per year. This could be a boon exponentially, the Postal Service for USPS customers as Sunday package is very pleased to be able to offer deliveries are typically very costly. shipping solutions that allow major Amazon and USPS officials said retailers and customers alike to that metropolitan Los Angeles and New appreciate the benefits of using York are a starting point for this service, the U.S. mail. We consider this explaining that they plan to introduce it a win-win for both organizations in , Houston, New Orleans, and and are excited to be delivering Phoenix next year. packages seven days a week in USPS Senior Public Relations Rep- select markets.” resentative Sue Brennan told Logistics Brennan left open the possibil- Management that the USPS has been ity that the USPS may eventually 12 LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT | DECEMBER 2013 WWW.LOGISTICSMGMT.COM Imagine the other wonders they would have created with a Hyundai.

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effort is unlikely to add more packages to the imagination,” added Hempstead. Among the suggestions were to specif- either entity. Instead, he views it as the “Because of union rules at the USPS, ically identify a revenue source for freight “cannibalizing” of deliveries from Mon- this may end up costing the service more infrastructure funding, designation of day delivery to Sunday. revenue than it actually takes in, but we a multimodal freight network, and sus- “I don’t see this as being the salva- will let history speak to that.” tained continuation of a freight-focused tion of the USPS by any stretch of —Jeff Berman, Group News Editor Projects of National and Regional Sig- nificance (PNRS) competitive grant pro- TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE gram—all policies freight interests have long promoted. On the funding side, the panel said Political pressure builds for more it was critical for lawmakers to address a $20 billion shortfall in surface transporta- infrastructure spending tion that will be facing lawmakers again next year. Funding for the nation’s high- WASHINGTON—The heat is rising in projects the President is also favoring. ways and bridges is due to expire Sept. Washington for more spending on infra- That sentiment follows a long awaited 30, 2014—five weeks before the impor- structure, and it’s starting at the top. report by an influential House commit- tant mid-term elections in which every “Nationally, were falling behind,” tee panel that calls for a major push to House member is up for re-election. President Barack Obama said at a Nov. modernize freight infrastructure in this Such influential groups as the U.S. 8 speech at the Port of New Orleans, a country, even though it fell short on call- Chamber of Commerce and the Ameri- port that is getting ready for larger cargo ing for specific ways to pay for it. can Trucking Associations have called for ships as a result of the completion of the After a thorough six month review, a fuel tax increase, if for no other reason Panama Canal expansion in 2015. the House Transportation & Infrastruc- than to keep pace with inflation. How- “We’re relying on old stuff,” the presi- ture Committee’s Panel on 21st Centu- ever, the chances of raising a fuel tax in dent said of this nation’s public works. ry freight transportation recommended an election year are slim to none. “We should have some new stuff that is several bipartisan recommendations The panel also noted Transportation going to help us grow and keep pace with aimed at improving the efficiency of Secretary Anthony Foxx should create a global competition.” goods movement and strengthening the national freight multimodal policy with Upgrading the country’s transporta- U.S. economy. The Coalition for Amer- the Secretary of the Army and the Com- tion, energy, and water facilities is esti- ica’s Gateways and Trade Corridors, a mandant of the United States Coast mated to cost $430 billion a year through group of more than 60 organizations Guard. In a nod to intermodal interests, 2030—or $8 trillion. Of that, transporta- representing a cross section of freight the report called for Congress to “ensure tion infrastructure amounts to about one- interests, praised the panel and their robust public investment in all modes of third or just over $2 trillion in necessary recommendations. transportation on which freight move- upgrades. ment relies, not just highways.” What the President is calling It also called on Congress for immediately is rather mod- to create ways to “incentivize” est. He is pushing a $50 billion additional private investment in “Fix It First” initiative for roads, freight transportation facilities bridges, and ports. He would in order to maintain and improve also like federal tax breaks and the freight transportation net- loans to attract private investors work. to join with state and local gov- That was music to the ears of ernments on projects. He has freight interests. also proposed an infrastructure “The panel’s findings reflect bank to promote public-private positions our Coalition has partnerships. championed for many years,” That is welcome news to the said Mort Downey, founding U.S. Chamber of Commerce. chairman of the Coalition for Chamber President and CEO America’s Gateways and Trade Thomas Donohue is calling for Corridors. “We look forward to the world’s two largest econo- working with the panel to ensure mies to work together to mod- their recommendations enjoy ernize this country’s infrastruc- the same broad, bipartisan sup- ture. He was recently in China port among all of Congress.” pushing for exactly the type of —John D. Schulz, public-private infrastructure Contributing Editor 14 LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT | DECEMBER 2013 WWW.LOGISTICSMGMT.COM OUR BUSINESS ONLY GOES AS FAR AS OUR CUSTOMERS’.

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New Hours-of-Service (HOS) rules affecting USPS losses continue to mount truckload market While its Shipping Services group continues to make posi- The long-dreaded new components of 6 tive inroads, the United States Postal Service (USPS) still motor carrier HOS regulations took effect has a way to go to turn a profit. For the 2013 fiscal year, the 1 on July 1, and the reception from the shipper USPS incurred a $5 billion net loss and continues to feel the and carrier communities has been largely impact of the decline of First Class mail volumes and its fed- negative. Changes to the 34-hour restart erally-mandated payments prefunding health retiree benefits. logisticsmgmt.com/USPS provision have been the biggest culprit, with industry estimates pinning the loss of carrier productivity from the HOS rule changes from 2 percent to 10 percent. LNG making inroads in freight transportation logisticsmgmt.com/HOS As diesel prices saw ongoing weekly declines through much of the second half of the year, liquefied natural gas (LNG) Still a long road ahead for YRC 7 deployment and testing continues to increase in both the truck- Despite some previous signs of progress, LTL carrier YRC ing and railroad sectors. Industry experts say that with natural Worldwide still faces an uphill challenge as it tries to get back gas prices low, LNG usage could be a long-term benefit, but 2 into the black and meet pending debt obligations to its lenders in upfront costs are a factor, too. logisticsmgmt.com/LNG early 2014. On top of that, its network optimization plan for its largest group, YRC Freight, had a bumpy beginning, which led to tonnage, earnings, and volume declines in the third quarter. Water Resources Development Act has logisticsmgmt.com/YRCW strong potential The chances of a new water resources bill being passed for Labor peace arrives for East and Gulf Coast ports the first time since 2007 are strong, with the House and The United States Maritime Alliance (USMX), a group of 8 Senate both signing off on the Water Resources Development Act container carriers, direct employers, and port associations by wide margins. This bill would allocate increased resources for 3 serving U.S.-based East and Gulf Coasts, and the International the Harbor Maintenance Trust (HMT) Fund that is comprised Longshoremen’s Association (ILA), the largest union of maritime of revenues collected annually from importers and domestic workers in North America, finally arrived to a state of labor peace shippers for deep-draft navigation maintenance dredging and the in April. ILA membership signed off on a six-year Master Con- operation and maintenance of large and small ports. tract that covers roughly 14,500 members in a ratification vote logisticsmgmt.com/WRDA held at East and Gulf Coast member ports. logisticsmgmt.com/portlabor E-commerce continues to change complexion of supply chain Trucking M&A activity starting to heat up The ongoing emergence The second half of the year brought increased activity in 9 of consumers shopping 4 trucking deals, with some closed and pending deals in the online is having a major news. The largest potential merger would be Phoenix-based impact on supply chain and Knight Transportation’s proposed $242 million takeover, includ- logistics processes in the form ing debt assumption, of financially ailing USA Truck. of changing delivery patterns logisticsmgmt.com/truckingmergers and schedules, with a focus on next- or same-day delivery UPS-TNT deal fails to come to fruition and where to set up ware- The planned acquisition of Netherlands-based TNT houses and distribution centers. Express by UPS was officially called off in January. This logisticsmgmt.com/increasedecommerce 5decision by UPS followed a decision from the European Com- mission (EC), the executive body of the European Union, Intermodal continues to roll which prohibited the acquisition. UPS said that as a result of Increasing intermodal usage by shippers was reflected in the prohibition by the EC, the deal would not be completed data from the Association of American Railroads (AAR). and UPS and TNT entered into a separate agreement to ter- 10.The AAR said August marked the single best-ever monthly perfor- minate the merger protocol. mance for the mode at 1,031,179 containers and trailers. logisticsmgmt.com/UPSTNT logisticsmgmt.com/aarintermodal

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DATA Even though total third quarter vol- ume saw a nearly 5 percent uptick, IANA Intermodal volumes up nearly 5 percent said it represents the slowest year-to-date third quarter growth since the economic in Q3, according to IANA report recovery commenced in 2009—adding that intermodal shipments have seen CALVERTON, Md.—Third quarter IANA reported that trailers in the growth since 2009, albeit at a diminish- intermodal volumes showed decent third quarter rose 1.2 percent to 411,659, ing pace. growth, according to the most recent while international containers headed up IANA President and CEO Joni Casey edition of the Market Trends & Statistics 2.0 percent to 2,041,839. told Logistics Management that the third report by the Intermodal Association of The report observed that intermodal quarter represents “more of the same,” North America (IANA). activity regained some momentum after a with intermodal continuing to provide Total intermodal container and trailer “dicey” second quarter, with the domestic more consistent, economical service; movements in the third quarter were up market continuing to deliver steady growth, conversions from highway based on pric- a cumulative 4.7 percent at 4,010,582. while international went from a second quar- ing differentials; and small growth contri- As has been the case for several ter decline to modest third quarter growth. bution of intermodal trailers.” quarters running, domes- Casey added that it’s still tic containers showed the too early to tell if the Federal highest growth rate, increas- Motor Carrier Safety Adminis- ing 9.4 percent annually to tration’s new hours-of-services 1,557,084. This was ahead (HOS) regulations are driving of the second quarter’s 9.0 more freight to intermodal. percent annual increase and But that could change in the shy of the first quarter’s 10.2 coming quarters, with indus- percent gain. try estimates pegging the total

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loss of trucking capacity and production said that is not enough at this point to that international volumes are definitely at 2 percent to 3 percent since July 1, lead to cause for concern, considering affecting overall numbers, but when look- when the new HOS rules took effect. that “comparisons to 2010, 2011, and ing at the monthly numbers for inter- The report’s domestic data highlights 2012 are tough since those periods saw national in the third quarter—July at the fact that domestic intermodal has unprecedented gains. We are in a consis- 678,092, August at 699,902, and Sep- been on a strong growth track due to tent, steady growth mode that is expected tember at 664,987—it had what she things like lower fuel cost and improving to continue for the foreseeable future.” called a “roller coaster” effect that evened service, as well as major investments into When asked about the volatility of out to record overall quarterly growth. rail networks, spurring the thesis that the international market, Casey noted —Jeff Berman, Group News Editor intermodal is taking share from over the PEAK SEASON road trucking and will continue to be an area of secular growth for railroads. But while the growth rates are impres- Bullish data for holiday shopping season sive, industry experts maintain that these If October is the month that sets the tone Panjiva officials said this represents the strong domestic container intermodal for the holiday shopping season, then data highest level of October shipments since volumes are due in large part to freight from Panjiva, an online search engine with the company began tracking this data in coming out of intermodal trailers into detailed information on global suppliers 2007, adding that it could be a sign that trailers or from one box to another, cou- and manufacturers, might portend a posi- retailers are prepping for a hectic holiday pled with the fact that the gross number tive season’s greetings in terms of global season. of intermodal loadings—both domestic trade growth and consumer spending. Panjiva said that U.S.-bound shipments and container—were higher in 2006 than Panjiva reported that U.S.-bound in recent months have been on a strong run, in 2012 as was gross GDP and industrial waterborne shipments in October—at and October was no exception in setting production. 1,178,389—were up 2 percent compared the table for what the firm called last month With the third quarter year-to-date to September and up 19 percent annually. “a robust holiday shopping season.” growth rate the slowest since 2009, Casey

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the bay area can easily lay claim to operate at speeds in excess of 23 knots, ensuring timely being the epicenter for supply chain sustainability, delivery of goods in . Importantly, the ships will with scores of companies united in a mission to make also be able to navigate safely into some of Hawaii’s transportation cleaner and more efficient. smaller ports. The most recent example of this collaborative effort The new vessels will incorporate a number of “green took place in San Francisco last month when BSR ship technology” features such as a fuel-efficient hull staged its annual global conference. For logistics man- design, dual fuel engines, environmentally safe double- agers, the highlight of the event was BSR’s Clean Cargo hull fuel tanks and fresh water ballast systems. Matson Working Group (CCWG) session that provided an executives recently told Logistics Management that update on ocean carrier performance and environmen- these state-of-the-art advancements are important to tal compliance. Hawaii as a means to reduce fuel consumption, result- According to the CCWG, container carrier mem- ing in significant emission reductions over time in their bers have been reporting their CO2 performance to “home trade.” shippers in a credible and comparable format, based The Port of Oakland—home base for Matson—has on the CCWG CO2 methodology—the only existing made some “green” advances of its own, having just and broadly recognized industry standard for container shipping—for the past five years. This reporting and dialogue enables ship- pers to calculate the environmental impacts Bay Area residents can now be assured that of transporting goods around the world and logistics providers not only bring jobs and benchmark carriers’ performance. In fact, having this information is currently investment to the region, but also set a new helping multinationals like Nike, Heineken, standard of corporate citizenship. and make informed transportation buying decisions in their supply chains. CCWG also consistently engages in dia- logue with other initiatives and experts working on completed its shore power infrastructure project. This these issues in the global transport industry to align innovative shore-to-ship connection provides electrical approaches that can improve information sharing and power to the vessel, thereby significantly reducing die- performance for shippers and cargo carriers across the sel and other air pollutant emissions from ships while full transport supply chain. they’re at berth. Among the many carrier members of CCWG is Shore power at the Port of Oakland is a two-phase, Matson Navigation Company, Inc., headquartered multi-year program covering 11 berths. The port has across the Bay in Oakland. This storied and iconic car- completed construction of its new electrical infrastruc- rier recently announced that it has signed a contract ture system (Phases 1 & 2), with the final testing of the with Aker Philadelphia Shipyard Inc. to build two new new system scheduled to be finished this month. “clean” vessels for the transpacific trade. Finally, it’s important to note that the Port of Oak- The 3,600 twenty-foot equivalent unit (TEU) con- land took on the cost and burden of installing a shore tainerships will be equipped with dual-fuel engines that power system to assist its stakeholders in another have liquefied natural gas capability and will be - important way. ered in the third and fourth quarters of 2018. Matson The financial and operational challenge of com- also announced that the first of the two new ships would plying with California’s new regulations to dramati- be named after the late Senator Daniel K. Inouye, who cally reduce air pollutant emissions is massive. Bay was a longstanding supporter of the U.S. maritime Area residents can now be assured that logistics industry and its role in supporting Hawaii’s economy. providers not only bring jobs and investment to the The 850-foot long vessels will be the largest Jones region, but also set a new standard of corporate Act containerships ever constructed and are designed to citizenship. Ⅺ

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A.G.O. Transportation (FF) AirNet Cargo Charter BDP International, Inc. (FF) C. H. Powell Company (FF) Partner: United Shipping Services (AC) 510 Walnut Street, 13th Floor 47 Harvard Street 500 Lepine Street 7250 Star Check Drive Philadelphia, PA 19106 Westwood, MA 02090 Montreal, Quebec Columbus, OH 43217 United States of America 781-410-3200 Canada, H9P 2V6 614-409-4900 215-629-8900 Fax: 781-410-3223 514-631-6456 Web: www.airnet.com Fax: 215-629-8940 Web: www.chpowell.com 800-265-2567 Web: www.bdpint.com Fax: 514-631-4403 Airlines (A) Cargo-Link Web: www.actionago.com P.O. Box 68900 SEAFZ Benchmark Worldwide International (FF) , WA 98168 Transport, Inc. (FF) 881 So. 3760 W. A.N. Deringer, Inc. (FF) 206-392-5092 P.O. Box 672406 P.O. Box 22127 AMF 64 N. Main St. Fax: 206-392-5120 Houston, TX 77267 Salt Lake City, UT 84104 St. Albans, VT 05478 Web: www.alaskaair.com 281-821-8310 801-975-9336 802-524-8110 Fax: 281-821-0397 Fax: 801-975-9406 800-448-8108 American Airlines (A) Web: benchmarkworldwide.com Web: www.cargolink.com Fax: 802-524-8236 American Airlines Cargo Web: www.anderinger.com Consumer Relations BNSF Logistics, LLC (FF) Cargolux Airlines P.O. Box 619616; 4700 South Thompson International (A) Aeronet (FF) Mail Drop 4418 Suite A202 1900 NW Corporate Blvd., 42 Corporate Park, Suite 100 DFW Airport, TX 75261-9616 Springdale, AR 72764 Suite # W105 Irvine, CA 92606 817-967-2470 888-285-4514 Boca Raton, FL 33431 USA 949-474-3000 Fax: 817-931-1159 Email: sales@bnsflogistics.com 561-988-1868 Fax: 949-474-1477 Web: www.aacargo.com Web: www.bnsflogistics.com Fax: 561-988-1012 Web: www.aeronet.com Web: www.cargolux.com Anderson Trucking Bowers Transportation Air France/KLM Cargo (A) Service, Inc. (FF) Services, Inc (FF) Cathay Pacific (A) Cargo Building 261 725 Opportunity Drive 1501 Bombay Lane Airways Cargo JFK International Airport St Cloud, MN 56301 Roswell, GA 30076 900 N. Access Road Jamaica, NY 11430 320-255-7400 770-663-8090 San Francisco, CA 94128 800-556-9000 800-343-8787 800-525-1977 650-616-7500 Fax: 718-632-8209 Fax: 320-255-7494 Fax: 770-663-8070 Web: Web: www.klmcargo.com Email: [email protected] www.cathaypacific.com/cgo Web: www.atsinc.com W.J. Byrnes & Co. (FF) AirFreight.com (A) PO Box 280205 Central Global Express (FF) One World Trade Center Associated Global San Francisco, CA 94128 (Div. of CenTra) 8th Floor 1111 Bayhill Drive, Suite 205 14701 Harrison Rd. Long Beach, CA 90831 Systems (FF) 3333 New Hyde Park Rd. San Bruno, CA 94066 Romulus, Michigan 48174 323-648-3500 415-421-2068 800-982-3924 800-486-3780 Suite 207 New Hyde Park, NY 11042 Fax: 650-589-1100 734-955-2555 Fax: 260-479-2166 Fax: 734-955-2829 Web: AirFreight.com 516-627-8910 800-645-8300 Web: www.gocge.com Fax: 516-627-6051 Web: www.agsystems.com

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CEVA Logistics (MS) Fax: 612-726-2028 FedEx Trade Networks (FF) Kenneth Clark 10751 Deerwood Park Blvd. Web: www.cargo.nwa.com 480 William F McClellan Company, Inc. (FF) Suite 200 Highway #400 10264 Baltimore National Pike Jacksonville, FL 32256 DHL Global Forwarding (FF) E. Boston, MA 02128 Ellicott City, MD 21042 888-564-4789 1200 South Pine Island Road 617-568-7100 410- 480-2582 Web: www.cevalogistics.com Suite 140-145 800-249-2953 800-999-3450 Plantation, FL 33324 Web: www.ftn..com Fax: 410-465-7397 Concert Group 954-888-7000 Web: www.kennethclark.com Logistics, Inc (FF) 800-426-5962 William L. Griffin & Co. (FF) 1430 Branding Ave Web: www.-dgf.com 7830 12th Ave. S. Kintetsu World Express Suite 150 , MN 55425 (U.S.A.), Inc. (FF) Downers Grove, IL 60515 Emirates SkyCargo (A) 952-854-2600 U.S.A. - Headquarters 630-795-1300 Emirates SkyCargo Fax: 952-854-2603 One Jericho Plaza, Suite 100 866-245-7447 Building 73 Old Rockaway Blvd. Web: www.griffinlogisticsco.com Jericho, NY 11753 Fax: 630-795-1492 Suite 201 516-933-7100 Web: www.cglship.com JFK International Airport Hellmann Worldwide 800-275-4045 Jamaica, NY 11430, USA Logistics (FF) Fax: 516-933-7731 Continental Airlines 718-553-7900 128 Eastern Avenue Web: www.kwe.com 800-366-6845 Chelsea, MA 02150 Cargo (A) Fax: 718-553-7326 1600 Smith Street 617- 528-3300 Korean Air (A) E-mail: Fax: 305-597-4583 Houston, TX 77002 [email protected] 6101 W. Imperial Hwy. 800-421-2456 Web: www.hellman.net Los Angeles, CA 90045 800-853-5558 (Spanish) EVA Airways 213-484-1900 832-235-1539 Intellect Technologies (FF) 800-421-5822 832-235-1544 (Spanish) Corporation (A) 4301 U.S. Highway 1, Fax: 213-417-3051 Fax: 713-324-7601 Cargo Management Dept./ Suite 120, Web: cargo.koreanair.com Web: www.cocargo.com Corp. Planning Div. Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852 15F 376 Hsin-Nan Rd. 609-454-3170 Kuehne + Nagel (FF) Damco (A) Sec 1, Luchu Fax: 609-454-3272 10 Exchange Place P.O. Box 885 Taoyuan Hsien, Taiwan 33801 Web: www.intellecttech.com 19th Fl. 7 Giralda Farms 886-3- 351- 5670 E-mail: [email protected] Jersey City, NJ 07302 Madison Ave. Fax: 886-3- 351- 0026 201-413-5500 Madison, NJ 07940 Web: www.evaair.com Japan Airlines (A) Fax: 201-413-5777 973-514-5126 Cargo Bldg. 151 JFK Web: www.kuehne-nagel.com Email: [email protected] Expeditors (FF) International Airport Jamaica, 1015 3rd Ave. 12th Floor New York 11430, U.S.A. Lan Cargo (A) Damco (FF), (IC) Seattle, WA 98104 718-656-9801 6500 NW 22nd Street P.O. Box 885 206-674-3400 800-552-2746 Miami, FL 33122 7 Giralda Farms 800-284-7474 Fax: 718-656-9646 786-265-6000 Madison Ave. Madison Fax: 206-682-9777 Web: www.jalcargo.com 800-735-2445 NJ 07940 Web: www.expeditors.com Fax: 305-871-4981 973-514-5126 John S. Connor, Inc. (FF) Web: www.lancargo.com Email: [email protected] FedEx Custom Critical, Inc. 797 Cromwell Park Drive 1475 Boettler Rd. Suite S-U Landstar Express DB Schenker (FF) Uniontown, OH 44685 Glen Burnie, MD 21061 234-310-4090 America (FF) 150 Albany Ave. 410-863-0211 13410 Sutton Park Dr. S. Freeport, NY 11520 800-468-8019 Fax:410-590-0181 Fax: 234-310-4152 Jacksonville, FL 32224 516-377-3000 [email protected] 904-340-9400 800-225-5229 Web: Web: www.jsconnor.com www.customcritical.fedex.com 800-872-9400 [email protected] Fax: 904-390-4828 Web: www.dbschenkerusa.com Karr, Ellis & Co. Inc. (FF) Web: www.landstar.com FedEx Express (IC) 975 Linden Boulevard, DELTA Airlines 3610 Hacks Cross Road, Elmont, NY 11003 Livingston Cargo Div. Memphis, TN 38125 516- 285-4131 901-369-3600 International, Inc. (FF) 5101 Northwest Dr., C5630 Fax: 516-285-4131 405 The West Mall, St. Paul, MN 55111-3034 800-463-3339 Web: www.karrellis.com Web: www.fedex.com Suite 400 800-692-2746 Toronto, ON M9C 5K7 800- NWC-ARGO Canada

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416-626-2800 Megatrux, Inc. (A) Network Global Logistics Pilot Freight Services (FF) 800-387-7582 Megatrux Express 320 Interlocken Parkway 314 N. Middletown Rd. Fax: 416-622-3890 9449 8th Street Suite 100 PO Box 97 Web: www.livingstonintl.com Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 Broomfi eld, CO 80021 Lima, PA 19037-0097 800-544-8831 866-938-1870 610-891-8100 Lufthansa Cargo AG (A) 800-541-7722 800-418-1335 800-HI-PILOT Cargo Division-The Americas Fax: 909-652-5017 Web: www.nglog.com Fax: 610-565-6685 3400 Peachtree Rd., Ste. 1225 Web: www.megatrux.com Web: www.pilotdelivers.com Atlanta, GA 30326 Nippon Cargo Airlines (A) 404-814-5337 Mode Transportation (AC) J.F.K. International Airport Quick International (AC) 800-542-2746 17330 Preston Road Cargo Bldg. 79 212 5th Ave Fax: 404-814-5330 Suite 200 C Jamaica, NY 11430 New York, NY 10010 Web: www.lufthansa-cargo.com Dallas, TX 75252 718-632-6500 212-689-4151 972-447-0075 800-622-2764 800-488-4400 Fax: 972-447-0090 Fax: 718-632-6418 Fax: 212-689-4152 Email: Web: www.nippon-cargo.com Web: www.quickintl.com [email protected] Nippon Express Lynden (A), (FF), (MS) Web: USA Inc. (FF) SEKO (FF) 18000 International Blvd www.modetransportation.com Air Cargo Division 1100 Heights Rd. Suite 800 Services: Mode Transporta- 95-25 Queens Blvd., 6th Floor Suite 600 Seattle, WA 98188 tion is an asset-light third party Rego Park, NY 11374 Itasca, IL 60143 206-241-8778 logistics company that special- 718-997-4300 630-919-4800 888-596-3361 izes in complete transportation 800-896-9633 800-228-2711 Fax: 206-243-8415 solutions including Truckload, Fax: 718-459-5770 Fax: 630-773-9179 Email: [email protected] Less-than-Truckload, Intermo- Web: Web: www.sekoworldwide.com Web: www.lynden.com dal, Rail, International Air and www.nipponexpressusa.com Services: Over land, on Ocean as well as small package. Sentry Transport the water, in the air—or in any Established in 1989, we oper- ate through an agency network OCS America, Inc. (AC) Services, LLC (FF) combination —Lynden has been 49-27 31st St. 1200 Corporate Blvd. Ste. D2 helping customers solve trans- of highly qualifi ed transportation professionals. As a multi-modal Long Island City, Lancaster, PA 17601-1292 portation problems for over a NY 11101-3113 717-285-2795 century. Operating in such chal- company, we can fi nd the best solution for our customers with- 718-784-6080 888-737-3449 lenging areas as Alaska, and 888- SHIP OCS Fax: 717-285-2705 worldwide, Lynden has built a out constraints of limited mode offerings. Our parent company, Fax: 718-433-1430 Web: www.sentrytran.com reputation of superior service Web: www.shipocs.com to diverse industries including Hub Group gives us unparalleled oil and gas, mining, construc- access to capacity and our trans- Service By Air, Inc. (FF) tion, retail and manufacturing. portation management system OHL (FF) Corporate Headquarters The combined capabilities of (TMS) allows our customers’ 7101 Executive Center Drive, 222 Crossways Park Dr. the Lynden companies includes entire supply chain operation Suite 333 Woodbury, NY 11797 truckload and less-than-truckload unlimited access 24/7/365 to Brentwood, TN 37027 516-921-4101 transportation, scheduled and visibility and tracking. 615-401-6400 800-243-5545 charter barges, intermodal bulk 877-401-6400 Fax: 516-921-4304 chemical hauls, scheduled and Montgomery Fax: 615-377-3977 Web: www.servicebyair.com chartered air freighters, domestic International, Inc. (FF) Web: www.ohl.com and international air and ocean 341 Erickson Ave. Singapore Airlines forwarding, customs brokerage, PO Box 124 OIA Global Logistics (FF) Cargo (A) trade show shipping, sanitary Essington, PA 19029-0124 17230 NE Sacramento St. 6181 W. Imperial Hwy. bulk commodities hauling, and 610-521-1450 Portland, OR 97230 Los Angeles, CA 90045 multi-modal logistics. Fax: 610-521-9566 503-736-5950 310-646-6200 Web: 800-938-3109 Fax: 310-641-6348 Mach 1 Global Services (FF) www.montyinternational.com Web: www.oiaglobal.com Web: www.siacargo.com 1530 W. Broadway Rd. Tempe, AZ 85282 National Air Cargo, Inc. (FF) Panalpina Inc. (FF) Southwest AirlinesCargo (A) 480-921-3900 350 Windward Dr. 950 Tower Lane PO Box 36611 800-553-7774 Orchard Park, NY 14127 Suite 1600 Dallas, TX 75235-1611 Fax: 480-921-1222 716-631-0011 Foster City, CA 94404 800-533-1222 Web: www.mach1global.com 800-635-0022 650-653-6600 Fax: 214-792-4199 Fax: 716-631-9186 Web: www.panalpina.com Web: www.swacargo.com Web: www.nationalaircargo.com

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Swiss WorldCargo (A) TNT Express (AC) United Airlines (A) UTi Worldwide (FF) 196 EAB Plaza 200 Garden City Plaza United Cargo 19500 Rancho Way, Suite 116 7th Fl., W. Tower Garden City, NY 11530 PO Box 66100 Rancho Dominguez, CA 90220 Uniondale, NY 11556-0196, 516-746-4229 Dept. WHQWM 310-604-3311 516-247-4100 Web: www.tnt.com Chicago, IL 60666 Fax: 310-604-8411 800-221-4740 847-700-4000 Web: www.go2uti.com Fax: 516-247-4102 Trinity Transport, Inc. (FF) 800-UA-CARGO Web: 1201 Bridgeville Highway Fax: 847-700-6782 Virgin Atlantic Cargo (A) www.swissworldcargo.com PO BOX 1620 Web: www.unitedcargo.com 1983 Marcus Ave. Seaford, DE 19973 Lake Success, NY 11042 Team Air Express, Inc (FF) 302-253-3935 UPS Airlines (A) 516-488-5007 P. O. Box 668 800-846-3400 1400 North Hurstbourne Pkwy Fax: 516-488-5075 Winnsboro, TX 75494 Fax: 302-253-1200 2A Web: www.virgin-atlantic.com 903-342-3516 Web: www.trinitytransport.com Louisville, KY 40223 800-527-1168 800-535-2345 Yusen Air & Sea Fax: 903-342-3764 U.S. Postal Service (IC) US Airways Cargo (A) Service (U.S.A.), Inc. (FF) Web: www.teamww.com International Product 2345 Crystal Dr. 377 Oak Street Development Arlington, VA 22227 Garden City, NY 11530 TransGroup Worldwide 1735 N. Lynn St., Rm. 2018 703-418-7144 516-222-1777 Logistics (FF) Arlington, VA 22209-6026 888-300-0099 Fax: 516-222-0003 18850 8th Ave S. Ste. 100 703-292-3607 Fax: 703-418-7161 Web: www.yusenusa.com Seattle, WA 98148 Fax: 703-292-3581 Web: www.usairwayscargo.com 206-577-4875 Web: www.usps.com/global/ XpressRate (FF) Web: www.transgroup.com welcome.htm 255 W. 36th Street, 8th Floor New York, NY 10018 855-517-3777 Web: www.xpressrate.com Straight from the leading source.

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North American motor carriers are listed alphabetically by company in this section.

AAA Cooper Transportation Anderson Trucking Benchmark Distribution 815-634-4443 1751 Kinsey Road Service, Inc. Services, L.P. 800-435-9302 P.O. Box 6824 725 Opportunity Drive 2801 Post Oak Blvd. Fax: 815-634-8213 Dothan, AL 36303 St. Cloud, MN 56301 Ste. 400 Web: 334-793-2284 320-255-7400 , 800-328-2316 Houston, TX 77056 www.cardinaltransport.com 800-633-7571 Fax: 320-255-7494 713-386-2900, 877-878-5968 Fax: 334-793-1063 Email: [email protected] Fax: 713-386-2905 Celadon Trucking Service Email: WebMktg@aaacooper. Web: www.atsinc.com Web: www.Benchmark 9503 E. 33rd St. com DistributionServices.com Indianapolis, IN 46235 Web: www.aaacooper.com Apex Logistics 317-972-7000, 800-235-2366 Div. Shevell Group Big Freight Systems Inc. Web: www.celadontrucking.com A. Anastasio & Sons 212 Black Horse Lane 360 Hwy. 12 N. Trucking Co., Inc. North Brunswick, NJ 08902 Steinbach, MB R5G 1A6, Central Freight Lines 80 Middletown Ave. 732-940-7328 Canada 5601 West Waco Dr. New Haven, CT 06513 800-428-6193 204-326-3434, 877-452-2323 Waco, TX 76710 203-787-5746 Fax: 732-626-6028 Fax: 204-326-2717 800-782-5036 Fax: 203-782-9354 Web: www.apexlogisticsinc.com Web: www.bigfreight.com Fax: 254-741-5370 Web: www.aanastasio.com www.centralfreight.com Arnold Bros. Transport Ltd. BT Trucking A. Duie Pyle, Inc. 739 Lagimodiere Blvd. 1837 Gardner Rd. Central Transport P.O. Box 564 Broadview, IL 60153 Winnipeg, MB R2J 0T8 12225 Stephens Rd. West Chester, PA 19381 877-489-8428 Canada Warren, MI 48089-2010 610-696-5800, 800-523-5020 Web:www.bttrucking.com 204-257-6666, 800-665-8085 586-754-2100, 800-334-4883 Fax: 610-696-3768 Fax: 204-275-2213 Fax: 586-755-1594 Web: www.pyleco.com Web: www.arnoldbr.com Burns Motor Freight, Inc. Web: US 219, N., PO Box 149 www.centraltransportint.com ABF Freight System, Inc. Associated Petroleum Marlinton, WV 24954 3801 Old Greenwood Rd. Carriers Inc. 304-799-6106, 800-598-5674 CEVA Logistics Fort Smith, AR 72903 Fax: 304-799-4257 PO Box 2808 10751 Deerwood Park Blvd. 800-610-5544 Web: Spartanburg, SC 29304 Suite 200 Fax: 479-785-8894 www.burnsmotorfreight.com 864-573-9301 Jacksonville, FL 32256 Web: www.abf.com Fax: 864-573-9305 888-564-4789 Web: www.apccorporate.com C.R. England Inc. Web: www.cevalogistics.com Acme Truck Line, Inc. 4701 W. 2100 S. 121 Pailet Drive Atlas Van Lines, Inc. Salt Lake City, UT 84120 CFI Logistica PO Box 183 801-972-2712, 800-453-8826 1212 St. George Rd. Incalpa No. 91 Harvey, LA 70059 Fax: 801-974-3342 Evansville, IN 47711 Tlaquepaque, JL 45615 504-368-2510 Web: www.crengland.com 800-638-9797 Mexico 800-825-6246 Fax: 812-421-7174 (33) 1253-3600 Fax: 504-368-9389 Web: www.atlasworldgroupinc. Capitol Warehousing Corp. Web: www.con-way.com Web: www.acmetruck.com com 4461 Duraform Ln. P.O. Box 228 Clipper Exxpress Co. Specialized Windsor, WI 53598 9014 Heritage Pkwy. 608-846-9310, 800-798-7654 Transportation Services 1415 Neal St. Ste. 300 Fax: 608-846-2748 P.O. Box 4403 P.O. Box 3166 Woodridge, IL 60517 Web: www.capitolwhse.com Chicago, IL 60680-4403 Cookeville, TN 38502 630-739-0700 800-510-7469 931-526-3306, 1-800-AVERITT Fax: 630-739-1817 Web: www.allied.com Fax: 931-520-5603 Cardinal Transport, Inc. Web: www.clippergroup.com Web: www.averittexpress.com 7180 East Reed Rd. P.O. Box 6 Coal City, IL 60416

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Colonial Freight 800-736-2778 FST Logistics, Inc. Systems, Inc. Fax: 319-390-2649 3901 W. Broad St. 700 Harrison Dr. P.O. Box 22168 Web: www.crst.com Richmond, VA 23230 Columbus, OH 43204 Knoxville, TN 37933 804-353-1900 614-351-3333, 800-758-4567 865-966-9711 CRST Malone Fax: 804-353-8001 Fax: 614-351-3322 800-826-1402 1901 Floyd Bradford Rd. Web: www.estes-express.com Web: www.fstlogistics.com Fax: 865-966-3649 Trussville, AL 35173 Web: www.cfsi.com 800-366-6350 FedEx Custom Critical, Inc. FST Logistics, Inc. Fax: 800-743-0449 1475 Boettler Rd. Warehousing and Con-way Freight Web: www.crstmalone.com Uniontown, OH 44685 Transportation 2211 Old Earhart Road 234-310-4090 2040 Atlas St Ann Arbor, MI 48105 CT Logistics 800-762-3787 Columbus, OH 43228 734-994-6600 Commercial Transportation Fax: 234-310-4152 614-529-7900, 800-758-4599 Email: buyersguide@ 12487 Plaza Dr. Web: Fax: 614-529-7912 con-way.com Cleveland, OH 44130 www.customcritical.fedex.com Web: www.fstlogistics.com Web: www.con-way.com/freight 216-267-2000, 800-243-4100 Fax: 216-267-5945 FedEx Freight FST Logistics, Inc. Con-Way Freight Canada Web: www.ctlogistics.com 1715 Aaron Brenner Dr. Truckload Services 5425 Dixie Rd. Day & Ross Inc. Ste. 600 2040 Atlas St. Room 202 398 Main St. Memphis, TN 38120 Columbus, OH 43228 Mississauga, ON L4W 1E6 Hartland, NB E7P 1C6 800-393-4585 614-529-7900 Canada Canada Web: www.fedex.com 800-758-4599 905-602-9477 506-375-4401 FedEx National LTL Fax: 614-529-7912 Web: www.con-way.com/freight Fax: 506-375-4945 1144 West Griffi n Rd. Web: www.fstlogistics.com Web: www.dayross.ca Lakeland, FL 33805 Con-way Truckload 800-274-9099 Greentree 4701 East 32nd Street DHL Express Web: www.fedex.com Transportation Co. Joplin, MO 64804 1200 S. Pine Island Rd. 100 Industry Drive 417-623-5229 Plantation, FL 33322 FFE Transportation Pittsburgh, PA 15275 Email: netlink@cfi-us.com 954-888-7000 Services, Inc. 412-788-8878 Web: www.con-way.com/ 1-800-CALL-DHL 1145 Empire Central Pl. 800-233-3262 truckload Web: www.dhl-usa.com Dallas, TX 75247 Fax: 412-788-8896 214-819-5581 Web: Cornerstone Systems Dupre Transport, LLC 800-569-9200 www.transportinvestments.com 3250 Players Club Parkway Div. of Dupre Investments) Fax: 214-819-5625 Memphis, TN 38125 201 Energy Pkwy., Suite 500 Web: www.ffeinc.com Grimshaw Trucking Ltd. 901-842-0660, 800-278-7677 Lafayette, LA 70508 Mullen Transportation Inc. Fax: 901-842-0671 337-237-8471 Ford Storage & Moving Co. 11510-151 St. Web: 800-356-3659 10364 South 136th Street Edmonton, AB T5M 3N6 www.cornerstone-systems.com Fax: 337-237-4814 Omaha, NE 68138 Canada Web: www.duprelogistics.com 402-591-3185 780-414-2850; 888-414-2850 Crete Carrier Corp. 800-397-8581 Fax: 780-455-7818 400 N.W. 56th St. Eastern Freightways Inc. Fax: 402-597-3186 Web: Lincoln, NE 68528 Div. Shevell Group Web: www.fordstorage.com www.grimshaw-trucking.com 402-479-2000, 800-998-4095 212 Black Horse Lane Fax: 402-479-2073 North Brunswick, NJ 08902 Fort Transportation & Groendyke Transport Inc. Web: www.cretecarrier.com 732-940-7200, 800-428-6193 Service Co., Inc. P.O. Box 632 Fax: 732-940-7211 1600 Janesville Ave. Enid, OK 73702 The CrossGlobe Group Web: Fort Atkinson, WI 53538-2799 580-234-4663 7737 Hampton Blvd. www.easternfreightways.com 920-563-0800 888-488-9240 Norfolk, VA 23500 800-242-0128 Fax: 580-234-1216 757-244-8169 Epes Transport System, Inc. Fax: 920-563-0801 Web: www.groendyke.com 757-244-4802 3400 Edgefi eld Ct. Web: www.shipwithfort.com Web: Greensboro, NC 27409 Heartland Express Inc. www.crossglobegroup.com 336-668-3358 Fortrans, Inc. 901 N. Kansas Ave. 800-869-3737 1600 Janesville Ave Noth Liberty, IA 52317 CRST International, Inc. Fax: 336-668-2122 Fort Atkinson, WI 53538 319-54626-3600 3930 16th Ave. SW Web: www.epestransport.com 920-563-0810 Fax: 319-626-3349 P.O. Box 68 800-788-3678 Web: Cedar Rapids, IA 52406 Fax: 920-563-0813 www.heartlandexpress.com 319-396-4400 Web: shipwithfortrans.com

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Holland Landstar Ligon, Inc. Melton Truck Lines, Inc. 750 E. 40th St. 13410 Sutton Park Dr. S. 808 N. 161st E. Ave. Holland, MI 49423 Jacksonville, FL 32224 Lynden Tulsa, OK 74116 616-395-5000; 800-456-6322 904-306-2440, 800-235-4466 18000 International Blvd 918-234-8000 Email: Fax: 904-872-9591 Suite 800 Fax: 918-439-2923 [email protected] Web: www.landstar.com Seattle, WA 98188 Web: www.meltontruck.com Web: www.yrcregional.com/ 206-241-8778 hollandregional Landstar Logistics, Inc. 888-596-3361 Mercer 13410 Sutton Park Dr. S. Fax: 206-243-8415 Transportation Co., Inc. J. B. Hunt Transport Inc. Jacksonville, FL 32224 Email: [email protected] 1128 W. Main St. P.O. Box 130 888-489-5644 Web: www.lynden.com P.O. Box 35610 615 J.B. Hunt Corporate Dr. Fax: 800-862-9265 Services: Over land, on Louisville, KY 40232 Lowell, AR 72745 Web: www.landstar.com the water, in the air—or in any 502-584-2301, 800-626-5375 479-820-0000 combination —Lynden has been Fax: 800-648-2959 800-643-3622 Landstar Ranger, Inc. helping customers solve trans- Web: www.mercer-trans.com Fax: 479-820-8397 13410 Sutton Park Dr. S. portation problems for over a Web: www.jbhunt.com Jacksonville, FL 32224 century. Operating in such chal- Miller Transporters, Inc. 800-872-9400 lenging areas as Alaska, and 5500 U.S. Hwy. 80 W. Interstate Distributor Co. Fax: 904-398-9400 worldwide, Lynden has built a P.O. Box 1123 P.O. Box 45999 Web: www.landstar.com reputation of superior service Jackson, MS 39215 Tacoma, WA 98445-0999 to diverse industries including 601-922-8331, 800-748-9575 253-537-9455 oil and gas, mining, construc- Fax: 601-923-2539 800-426-8560 tion, retail and manufacturing. Web: www.millert.com Fax: 800-845-7074 The combined capabilities of Web: www.intd.com the Lynden companies includes truckload and less-than-truckload Millis Transfer, Inc. transportation, scheduled and 121 Gebhardt Rd. Kane Freight Lines, Inc. charter barges, intermodal bulk PO Box 550 Kane Is Able, Inc. chemical hauls, scheduled and Black River Falls, WI 54615 P.O. Box 931 , Inc. chartered air freighters, domestic 715-284-4384 Scranton, PA 18501 13410 Sutton Park Drive South and international air and ocean Fax: 715-284-9029 570-558-5100, 800-845-5263 Jacksonville, FL 32224 forwarding, customs brokerage, Web: www.millistransfer.com Fax: 570-207-2244 877-696-4507 trade show shipping, sanitary Web: www.kaneisable.com Email: [email protected] bulk commodities hauling, and Nebraska Warehouse Web: www.landstar.com multi-modal logistics. 10064 South 134th St. Knight Transportation Services: Providing global & Omaha, NE 68138 5601 W. Buckeye Rd. domestic transportation manage- Marten Transport Ltd. 402-896-2200 Phoenix, AZ 85043 ment solutions including: truck- Fax: 402-896-2201 load, LTL, heavy haul/specialized, 129 Marten St. 602-269-2000 Mondovi, WI 54755 Web: Fax: 602-606-6203 expedited, intermodal, global air www.nebraskawarehouse.com and ocean services, cold chain, 715-926-4216 Web: www.knighttrans.com 800-395-3000 freight optimization, complete Ned Bard & Son Co. shipment visibility, and carrier Fax: 715-926-5609 L. Neill Cartage Co., Inc. Web: www.marten.com PO Box 6 5400 Proviso Dr. selection and management ser- Leola, PA 17540 vices. Landstar customers have Berkeley, IL 60163 Mayflower Transit 717-656-2931, 800-233-3846 708-547-7676 access to more than 36,000 Fax: 717-656-3738 transportation capacity providers. One Mayflower Dr. Fax: 708-547-8565 St. Louis, MO 63026 Web: www.neillcartage.com Description: Landstar, a worldwide, asset-light provider 636-305-4000 New Century Transportation of integrated transportation 800-241-1321 45 E. Park Dr. Landstar Gemini, Inc. management solutions offers Fax: 636-305-4299 Westampton, NJ 08060 (Sub. of Landstar Systems, Inc.) complete transportation and Web: www.mayflower.com 609-265-1110 13410 Sutton Park Dr. S. logistics services, including truck- 877-870-4031 Jacksonville, FL 32224 load, LTL, heavy haul/specialized, Megatrux, Inc. Web: www.nctrans.com 904-390-1669, 800-872-9813 expedited, intermodal, global air Megatrux Express Fax: 800-872-9416 and ocean services. Landstar’s 9449 8th Street New England Motor Web: www.landstar.com transportation management Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 Freight NEMF solutions offer global shipment 800-544-8831 1-71 N. Ave. E. Landstar Inway, Inc. visibility, bidding & shipping tools, 800-541-7722 Elizabeth, NJ 07201 1000 Simpson Rd. carrier selection & management, Fax: 909-652-5017 908-965-0100 P.O. Box 7023 event management and freight Web: www.megatrux.com 800-445-3250 Rockford, IL 61125 optimization. Fax: 908-965-0795 800-435-4373 Web: www.nemf.com Fax: 815-972-5000 Web: www.landstar.com 28 LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT | DECEMBER 2013 WWW.LOGISTICSMGMT.COM supplychain247.com Everything you need, every way you need it. Supply Chain 24/7 is the ultimate online business resource for transportation, distribution, logistics and supply chain professionals. Find everything you need when researching companies, trends, and industries.

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NFI Old Dominion and company-wide use of Reddaway 1515 Burnt Mill Road Freight Line, Inc. push-to-talk phones for instant 16277 S.E. 130th Ave. Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 500 Old Dominion Way communication between driv- Clackamas, OR 97015 866-219-7450 Thomasville, NC 27260 ers, dispatchers, and customer 888-420-8960 E-mail: ContactUs@ 336-889-5000 service. Uniformed drivers are Email: NFIindustries.com 800-432-6335 HAZMAT certified, and TSA [email protected] Web: www.NFIindustries.com Fax: 336-822-5239 security trained, trailers are pad- Web: Web: www.odfl .com locked and facilities are secure. www.reddawayregional.com New Penn Peninsula’s commitment to qual- Old Time Express, Inc. ity service, safety and security is , Inc. Operating company of YRC reflected in its low claims ratio of Regional Transportation 600 Industrial Park Dr. 1916 E. 29th St P. O. Box 34 0.47% and claims-free delivery P.O. Box 750 625 S. 5th Ave. performance of 99.72%. EDI Lebanon, PA 17042 Hartsville, TN 37074 Marshfield, WI 54449 615-374-4466 transactions, images via FTP, 715-387-3795 800-285-5000 email reports, and user-friendly Email: [email protected] 800-374-4468 Fax: 715-387-8870 Fax: 615-374-4374 website tracking with document Web: www.roehl.Net Web:www.newpenn.com images are available. Nexus Distribution Pan American Express, Inc. Ruan Transport Corporation Corporation 4848 Riverside Dr. Pitt Express 666 Grand Ave. 3555 Salt Creek Lane Laredo, TX 78041 15 27th St. 3200 Ruan Center Suite 100 419-724-9606 Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Des Moines, IA 50309 Arlington Heights, IL 60005 888-426-4349 412-232-3015 515-245-2500 847-590-6200 Fax: 419-724-9608 800-366-7488 866-782-6669 800-536-5220 Web: www.panamex-zero.com Fax: 412-232-0944 Fax: 515-245-2684 Fax: 847-590-6300 Web: www.pittohio.com Web: www.ruan.com Web: Panther Expedited Services www.nexusdistribution.com 4940 Panther Parkway Prime Inc. Seville, Ohio 44273 P.O. Box 4208 11690 NW 105th Street Northland Express 800.685.0657 Springfi eld, MO 65808 Miami, FL 33178 Fax: 330.769.5835 417-866-0001 888-887-9337 Transport 800-848-4560 11288 US 31 www.pantherexpedite.com Web: www.ryder.com Founded in 1992, Panther is Fax: 417-866-3790 Grand Haven, MI 49417 Web: www.primeinc.com 616-846-8450, 800-748-0550 one of the largest premium Saia Inc. Fax: 616-846-5300 logistics companies in the 11465 Johns Creek Pkwy. Web: world. We provide door-to-door Propak Corporation Ste. 400 www.northlandexpresstransport. transportation solutions for Propak Logistics, LLC. Duluth, GA 30097-1572 com more than 11,000 customers P.O. Box 11708 770-232-4074 worldwide, including Fortune Fort Smith, AR 72917 800-765-7242 NVC Logistics Group, Inc. 500 corporations, government 479-478-7800 Fax: 770-232-4064 agencies and blue-chip 877-919-1600 Web: www.saia.com One Pond Rd. transportation service providers. Fax: 479-478-7801 Rockleigh, NJ 07647 Web: www.propak.com 201-767-0911, 800-526-0207 Schilli Transportation Fax: 201-767-2646 Services, Inc. Web: www.nvclogistics.com Quality Carriers, Inc. 3535 Brady Lane 4041 Park Oaks Blvd Lafayette, IN 47909 Oak Harbor Freight Lines Suite 200 765-448-3400 Peninsula Truck Lines, Inc. Tampa, FL 33610 800-688-2101 1339 W. Valley Hwy. N. 813-569-7286 Auburn, WA 98071 1010 S. 336th St., Ste 202 Fax: 765-449-9976 Federal Way, WA 98003 800-282-2031 Web: www.schilli.com 253-288-8300, 800-858-8815 Fax: 813-569-1601 Fax: 253-288-8301 253-929-2000 800-942-9909 Web: Web: www.oakh.com www.qualitydistribution.com Bulk Fax: 253-929-2041 Carriers, Inc. OHL Email: [email protected] Div. of Schneider National, Inc. Web: www.peninsulatruck.com R+L Carriers 7101 Executive Center Drive 600 Gillam Road PO Box 2700 Suite 333 Services: Peninsula offers Green Bay, WI 54306-2700 friendly, responsive LTL service Wilmington, OH 45177 Brentwood, TN 37027 800-543-5589 920-592-5100 615-401-6400 with logistics expertise through a 800-558-6767 network of 14 terminals in WA, Fax: 937-655-5051 877-401-6400 Web: www.rlcarriers.com Fax: 920-403-9890 Fax: 615-377-3977 OR and ID; trucks equipped Web: www.schneider.com Web: www.ohl.com with GPS tracking, automated dispatching & messaging;

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Schneider National, Inc. Cartage U.S. Xpress Enterprises, Inc. Weber Distribution 3101 S. Packerland Dr. Warehouse, Inc. 4080 Jenkins Rd. 13530 Rosecrans Ave. Green Bay, WI 54313 12344 E. N.W. Hwy. Chattanooga, TN 37421 Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 920-592-2000 Dallas, TX 75228 423-510-3000, 800-251-6291 855-469-3237 800-558-6767 214-320-3200 Fax: 423-510-3318 877-624-2700 Fax: 920-592-2974 Fax: 214-320-9103 Web: www.usxpress.com Fax: 562-921-5522 Web: www.schneider.com Web: www.texcar.com Web: www.weberdistribution. United Van Lines com Sentry Transport Transport Corporation One United Dr. Services, LLC of America, Inc. Fenton, MO 63026 Inc. 1200 Corporate Blvd. 1715 Yankee Doodle Road 636-343-3900; 800-948-4885 14507 Frontier Road Lancaster, PA 17601 Eagan, MN 55121 Fax: 636-349-8776 Omaha, NE 68138 717-285-2795 651-686-2500 Web: www.unitedvanlines.com 402-895-6640, 800-228-2240 888-737-3449 Fax: 651-686-2566 402.894.3686 Fax: 717-299-3636 Web: www.transportamerica.com Universal Truckload Email: [email protected] Web: www.sentrytran.com Service, Inc. Tri-State Motor Transit Co. 12755 E Nine Mile Rd. Wilson Trucking Southeastern Freight Lines P.O. Box 113 Warren, MI 48089 Corporation P.O. Box 1691 8141 E. 7th St. 586-920-0100 137 Wilson Blvd. Columbia, SC 29202 Joplin, MO 64802 800-233-9445 PO Box 200 803-749-7300 800-621-8768 Fax: 800-858-0688 Fishersville, VA 22939-0200 800-637-7335 Fax: 417-621-8768 Web: www.goutsi.com 540-949-3200 Fax: 803-794-8131 Web: www.tsmtco.com Fax: 540-949-3205 Web: www.sefl .com Velocity Express Web: www.wilsontrucking.com Trimac 11104 West Airport Boulevard Stevens Transport, Inc. Gateway 11, Suite 800 Suite 130 Worldwide Logistics P.O. Box 279010 15333 John F Kennedy Blvd. Stafford, TX 77477 Solutions, Inc. Dallas, TX 75227-9010 Houston, TX 77032 888-839-7669 Worldwide Logistics 972-216-9000 281-985-0000 Web: www.velocityexpress.com Solutions, Inc. 800-233-9369 Fax: 281-449-4888 PO Box 9800 Fax: 972-289-2187 Web: www.trimac.com Vitran Express Champaign, IL 61826 Web: www.stevenstransport.com 6500 E. 30th St. 937.652.4704 Trinity Transport, Inc. Indianapolis, IN 46219 Fax: 866-500-4704 Superior Carriers 50 Fallon Ave. 317-803-6400 Web: www. 711 Jorie Boulevard PO BOX 1620 800-366-0150 worldwidelogisticssolutions.com/ Suite 101 North Seaford, DE 19973 Fax: 317-543-1228 Oak Brook, 60523 302-253-3900; 800-846-3400 Web: www.vitranexpress.com YRC 630-573-2555 Fax: 302-253-0253 10990 Roe Avenue 800-654-7707 Web: www.trinitytransport.com VM Trucking, LLC. 800-846-4300 Fax: 630-573-2570 187-189 Foundry St. 913-696-6100 Web: www.superior-carriers.com U.S. Cargo and Newark, NJ 07105 Email: customer.service@ Courier Service 973-690-5363 yrc.com 2036 E. Williams Road 800-268-2520 Web: www.yrc.com 2200 S. 75th Ave. PO Box 2948 Fax: 973-690-5364 Phoenix, AZ 85043 Columbus, OH 43216 Web: www.vmtrucking.com YRC Glen Moore 602-269-9700 614-552-2746 YRC Worldwide Inc. 800-800-2200 888-US-CARGO Ward Trucking Corp. 10990 Roe Avenue Web: www.swifttrans.com Fax: 614-358-1368 2 Avenue And 7 St Greenwood. Overland Park, KS 66211 Web: www.us-cargo.com P.O. Box 1553 913-696-6100 Team Transportation, Inc. Altoona, PA 16603 800-846-4300 P. O. Box 668 814-944-0803; 800-458-3625 Web: www.yrc.com Winnsboro, TX 75494 Fax: 814-944-5470 800-527-1168 Web: www.wardtrucking.com Fax: 903-342-3764 Web: www.teamww.com

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Intermodal service companies are listed alphabetically in this section.

A.G.O. Transportation Anderson Trucking Email: sales@bnsflogistics.com ClearPointt Partner: United Shipping Service, Inc. Web: www.bnsflogistics.com 808 134th St. S.W., Ste 209 500 Lepine 725 Opportunity Drive Everett, WA 982042-300 Dorval, QC H9P 2V6 St. Cloud, MN 56301 C.H. Robinson Co. 425-787-8399 Canada 800-328-2316 14701 Charlson Rd., Fax: 425-787-8411 514-631-6663 Fax: 320-255-7494 Ste. 1700 Web: www.clearpointt.com Fax: 514-631-4403 Email: [email protected] Eden Prairie, MN 55347-5045 Web: www.actionago.com Web:www.atsinc.com 952-683-2800 Clipper Exxpress Fax: 952-937-6740 9014 Heritage Pkwy., Aspen Distribution, Inc. Web: www.chrobinson.com Ste. 300 10875 E. 40th Ave. Woodridge, IL 60517 Denver, CO 80239 Canadian Pacific Railway 630-739-0700 Alliance Shippers Inc. 303-371-2511 401 9th Ave., S.W. 800-678-2547 Corporate Office: Fax: 303-576-9254 Ste. 500 Fax: 630-739-1817 516 Sylvan Avenue Web: Calgary, AB T2P 4Z4 Web: www.clippergroup.com Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632 www.aspendistribution.com Canada 800-222-0451 403-319-7000 Commerce Express 201-227-1212 ATS International 800-551-2553 2945 Buckley Way Email: [email protected] Fax: 403-205-9013 Inver Grove Heights, MN 55076 Services, Inc. Web: www.cpr.ca Web: www.alliance.com 725 Opportunity Drive 651-451-7332 Services: St. Cloud, MN 56301 800-333-7731 • The Perfect Shipment® 320-255-7400, 866-854-2747 Cargo International Fax: 651-451-2312 Program Fax: 320-255-7478 Logistics Inc. Web: • Intermodal: USA, Canada and Email: [email protected] 332 S Michigan Ave www.commerceexpressinc.com Mexico Web: www.atsisi.com Ste 1032 # M633 • Over-the-Road Transportation Chicago IL 60604-4434 Compass Consolidators • International Transportation Averitt Express 312-450-7056 47 Stephen St. Service 1415 Neal St. 888-253-3458 Lemont, IL 60439 • Logistics Solutions P.O. Box 3166 Fax: 1-888-253-9155 630-243-0200 • Complete Protective Service Cookeville, TN 38502 E-mail: chicago@ 800-845-5588 • Warehousing and Distribution 931-526-3306 cargoagents.net Fax: 630-243-0250 Services 800-AVERITT Web: www.cargoagents.net Web: www.cpqs.com • Dedicated Fleet Fax: 931-520-5603 • Box Car Service Web: www.averittexpress.com CEVA Logistics Comtrak Logistics • Equipment Management 10751 Deerwood Park Blvd. 5660 Universal Dr. • Carrier Management and BNSF Railway Suite 200 Memphis, TN 38118 Selection Jacksonville, FL 32256 901-541-8000 • Accessorial Management 2650 Lou Menk Dr. P.O. Box 961057 904-928-1400 Fax: 901-541-8030 Fort Worth, TX 76161-0057 Web: www.cevalogistics.com Web: www.hubgroup.com/ American Fast Freight 800-795-2673 comtrak 7400 45th St. Ct. E. Web: www.bnsf.com Chassis King Fife, WA 98424 Interglobal Capital, Inc. Cornerstone Systems 253-926-5000 1016 Ponce de Leon Dr. 3250 Players Club Parkway 800-642-6664 BNSF Logistics, LLC 4700 South Thompson Clearwater, FL 33756 Memphis, TN 38125 Fax: 253-926-5000 727-585-1500 901-842-1045 E-mail: AFFQuotesTAC@ Suite A202 Springdale, AR 72764 800-807-6845 800-278-7677 americanfast.com Fax: 727-585-1316 Fax: 901-842-0671 Web: www.americanfast.com 479-927-6215 877-853-4756 Web: www.chassisking.com Web: Fax: 479-587-3095 www.cornerstonesystems.com

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The CrossGlobe Group Ford Storage & Moving Co. Hub Group, Inc. and all sizes of businesses. Visit 2500 Warwick Boulevard, 7402 L St. 3050 Highland Pkwy. our website at www.iogprod- Newport News, VA 23607 Omaha, NE 68138 Ste. 100 ucts.com and register for a free 757-244-8169 402-592-5455 Downers Grove, IL 60515 sample of our low cost solutions Web: 800-397-8581 630-271-3600 to better transportation damage www.crossglobegroup.com Fax: 402-592-1285 800-964-2515 protection. Web: www.fordstorage.com Fax: 630-964-6475 CSX Intermodal Web: www.hubgroup.com Kansas City Southern (Div. of CSX Corporation) GE Capital Rail Services 427 W. 12th St. 301 W. Bay St. 161 N. Clark St. IOG products Kansas City, MO 64105 Jacksonville, FL 32202 Chicago, IL 60601 481 Schuylkill Rd 816-983-1303 904-356-9000 312-853-5000 Phoenixville, PA 19460 Web: www.kcsi.com Fax: 904-633-1075 800-445-6127 484-924-9493 Web: www.CSXi.com Fax: 312-853-5155 Email: tmoseley@iogproducts Kenco Transportation Web: www.ge.com/railservices Web: www.iogproducts.com Management, LLC Dart Intermodal Services: Shock/Impact and 118 Lee Parkway Dr., 800 Lone Oak Road, Genex, L.P. temperature indicators and Suite 205 Eagan, MN 55121 6201 W Howard St recorders. IOG Products make Chattanooga, TN 37421 651-683-1286 Suite 207. accountability and awareness a 423-894-4622 800-366-9000 Niles, Illinois 60714 priority in shipping and handling. Fax: 423-894-4665 Web: www.dartintermodal.com 847-446-0440 Immediate visual indication Web: www.kencotrans.com 847-588-2723 of potential hidden damage DB Schenker/BAX Fax: 847-446-0557 throughout the transportation Landstar Web: www.genexlp.com chain. A range of products to 150 Albany monitor all types of shipments 13410 Sutton Park Dr. S. Freeport, NY 92602 from a box of eggs to giant Jacksonville, FL 32224 516-377-3000 transformers. Used by Federal 904-398-9400 800-225-5229 Government depts. Fortune 500 800-872-9400 Web: www.dbschenkerusa.com Web: www.landstar.com

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Logistics Management Megatrux, Inc. Nexus Distribution Quality Carriers, Inc. Solutions (LMS) Megatrux Express Corporation 4041 Park Oaks Blvd One City Place Dr., Suite 415 9449 8th Street 3555 Salt Creek Lane Suite 200 St. Louis, MO 63141 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 Suite 100 Tampa, FL 33610 314-692-8886 909-652-5050 Arlington Heights, IL 60005 813-569-7286 800-355-2153 Fax: 909-652-5017 847-590-6200 800-282-2031 Fax: 314-692-0788 Web: www.megatrux.com 800-536-5220 Fax: 813-569-1601 Web: www.lmslogistics.com Fax: 847-590-6300 Web: Mode Transportation Web: www.qualitydistribution.com 17330 Preston Road www.nexusdistribution.com Suite 200 C Dallas, TX 75252 NFI Intermodal Lynden 972-447-0075 Cherry Hill Office 18000 International Blvd Fax: 972-447-0090 1515 Burnt Mill Road Railinc Corp. Suite 800 Email: Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 7001 Weston Parkway Seattle, WA 98188 [email protected] Vineland Office Ste. 200 206-241-8778 Web: 71 West Park Avenue Cary, NC 27513 1-888-596-3361 www.modetransportation.com Vineland, NJ 08360 877-724-5462 Fax: 206-243-8415 Services: Mode Transporta- 877-NFI-3777 Web: www.railinc.com Email: [email protected] tion is an asset-light third party Web: www.nfiindustries.com Services: Railinc is an integral Web: www.lynden.com logistics company that special- part of the North American rail Services: Over land, on izes in complete transportation Norfolk Southern Corp. industry. We maintain extensive the water, in the air—or in any solutions including Truckload, Three Coml. Pl. industry databases, build critical combination—Lynden has been Less-than-Truckload, Intermo- Norfolk, VA 23510 applications and provide busi- helping customers solve trans- dal, Rail, International Air and 855-667-3655 ness intelligence services for portation problems for over a Ocean as well as small package. 800-635-5768 railroads and their partners. Our century. Operating in such chal- Established in 1989, we oper- Web: www.nscorp.com systems and services support lenging areas as Alaska, and ate through an agency network railroads, equipment owners, worldwide, Lynden has built a of highly qualified transportation shippers and suppliers along reputation of superior service professionals. As a multi-modal OHL every link of their supply chains. to diverse industries including company, we can find the best 7101 Executive Center Drive Class I, short line, regional rail- oil and gas, mining, construc- solution for our customers with- Suite 333 roads, and transportation profes- tion, retail and manufacturing. out constraints of limited mode Brentwood, TN 37027 sionals alike use Railinc’s tools The combined capabilities of offerings. Our parent company, 615-401-6400 and information to manage and the Lynden companies includes Hub Group gives us unparalleled 877-401-6400 analyze their rail traffic. truckload and less-than-truckload access to capacity and our trans- Fax: 615-377-3977 Web: www.ohl.com transportation, scheduled and portation management system Road & Rail Services, Inc. charter barges, intermodal bulk (TMS) allows our customers’ Pacer 4229 Bardstown Rd. chemical hauls, scheduled and entire supply chain operation Ste. 200 chartered air freighters, domestic unlimited access 24/7/365 to 6805 Perimeter Dr. Dublin, OH 43016 Louisville, KY 40218 and international air and ocean visibility and tracking. 502-495-6688 forwarding, customs brokerage, 614-923-1400 800-837-7584 Fax: 502-495-6687 trade show shipping, sanitary Nebraska Warehouse Web: www.roadandrail.com bulk commodities hauling, and 10064 South 134th St. Fax: 614-923-1997 multi-modal logistics. Omaha, NE 68138 Web: www.pacer.com Royal 4 Systems 402-896-2200 5000 Spring St., Ste. 415 Marten Transport Ltd. Fax: 402-896-2201 Pacific Alaska Freightways Long Beach, CA 90815 129 Marten St. Web: www.nebraskawarehouse. 2812 70th Ave East 562-420-9594 Mondovi, WI 54755 com Fife, WA 98424 888-8royal4 715-926-4216 253-926-3292 Fax: 562-420-7818 800-395-3000 Network F.O.B. 800-426-9940 Web: www.royal4.com Fax: 715-926-5609 2915 Commers Dr., Ste. 1100 Fax: 253-926-3161 Web: www.marten.com Eagan, MN 55121 Web: www.pafak.com Schneider Rail/Intermodal 651-256-1000 Matson Integrated Logistics 800-325-7886 Prologis Services 1855 Gateway Blvd. Fax: 651-256-1012 4545 Airport Way 3101 S. Packerland Dr. Concord, CA 94520 Web: www.networkfob.com Denver, CO 80239 Green Bay, WI 54313 510-628-4000 303-567-5000 920-592-2000 800-4-MATSON 800-566-2706 800-558-6767 Web: www.matson.com Fax: 303-567-5605 Fax: 920-592-3036 Web: www.prologis.com Web: www.schneider.com

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Schneider National, Inc. Southwest International Trailer Transport Triple Crown Services Co. 3101 S. Packerland Dr. Freight Services Systems, Inc. 2720 Dupont Commerce Ct. P.O. Box 2545 8189 S. Central Expressway 900 Jefferson Rd., Ste. 1200 Fort Wayne, IN 46825 Green Bay, WI 54306 Dallas, TX 75241-7820 Rochester, NY 14623 260-416-3600 920-592-2000 214-371-1901 585-427-2080 800-756-7433 800-558-6767 Fax: 214-376-4675 800-383-5590 Fax: 260-416-3771 Fax: 920-592-2974 Web: www.swfreight.com Fax: 585-427-0559 Web: www.triplecrownsvc.com Web: www.schneider.com Web: www.trailertransport.com Target Transportation TRN Logistics, LLC Sea Star Line 570 S. Ave. E. Transentric 107 Gauntt Street 10550 Deerwood Park Blvd. Bldg. F 1400 Douglas St., Ste. 0840 Burlington, NJ 08016 Ste. 509 Cranford, NJ 07016 Omaha, NE 68179 609-239-5200 Jacksonville, FL 32256 908-709-4400 402-544-6000 Fax: 609-239-5400 904-855-1260 800-966-0008 800-877-0328 web: www.trnlogistics.com 877-775-7447 Fax: 908-709-4412 Web: www.transentric.com Fax: 904-724-3011 Web: www.targettrans.com Twin Modal, Inc. Web: www.seastarline.com Trinity Transport, Inc. 2649 Patton Rd. Texas Cartage 1201 Bridgeville Highway Roseville, MN 55113 Sentry Transport Warehouse, Inc. PO Box 1620 651-697-8800 Services, LLC 12344 E. N.W. Hwy. Seaford, DE 19973 800-366-8946 1200 Corporate Blvd., Dallas, TX 75228 302-253-3935 Fax: 651-697-8895 Ste. D2 214-320-3200 800-846-3400 Web: www.twinmodal.com Lancaster, PA 17601-1292 Fax: 214-320-9103 Fax: 302-253-1200 717-285-2795 Web: www.texcar.com Web: www.trinitytransport.com 888-737-3449 Fax: 717-285-2705 Web: www.sentrytran.com

“The Business of America is Business.” — Calvin Coolidge The Business of Alliance Shippers Inc. is . . . “To Manage Our Customers’ Business.”® The Perfect Shipment ® Our Commitment To You.

Perfect Shipment® Performance via Railroad Intermodal Service*

Origin Pickup Railroad Linehaul Destination Delivery July 98.9% 98.2% 98.0% 97.2% 97.8% 97.8% August 99.0% 98.3% 98.5% 97.7% 97.9% 98.0% September 99.0% 98.4% 98.4% 97.2% 97.6% 97.5% Average 99.0% 98.3% 98.3% 97.4% 97.8% 97.8%

2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013

For more information about all of our services, visit us at: www.alliance.com

* First quarter fiscal year results. ® denotes a registered trademark of Alliance Shippers Inc. Maritime Services

This section contains information on ocean shipping service providers serving North America.

A.G.O. Transportation BDP International, Inc. 800-223-2264 Damco Partner: United Shipping 510 Walnut St. Fax: 908-412-3439 P.O. Box 885 500 Lépine Philadelphia, PA 19106 Web: www.ccni.cl 7 Giralda Farms Dorval, QC H9P 2V6 215-629-8900 Madison Ave. Canada Fax: 215-629-8940 CEVA Logistics Madison, NJ 07940 514-631-6456 Web: www.bdpinternational.com 10751 Deerwood Park Blvd. 973-514-5126 Fax: 514-631-4403 Suite 200 Email: [email protected] Web: www.actionago.com Bermuda Container Line Jacksonville, FL 32256 Web: www.damco.com 1210 Corbin Street 888-564-4789 Alianca Navegacao E Elizabeth, NJ 07201 904-928-1400 DB Schenker Logistica Ltda. 908-352-6266 Web: www.cevalogistics.com 150 Albany Ave. North America Fax: 973-242-6286 Freeport, NY 11520 465 South Street Web: www.bcl.bm China Shipping North 516-377-3000 Morristown, NJ 07960 America 800-225-5229 973-775-5600 W.J. Byrnes & Co. 11 Philips Pkwy. E-mail: [email protected] Fax: 973-775-5610 PO Box 280205 Montvale, NJ 07645 Web: www.dbschenkerusa.com Web: www.alianca.com.br San Francisco, CA 94128 201-505-6900 415-421-2068 888-712-7811 DHL Global Forwarding Anderson Trucking Fax: 650-266-8300 Fax: 201-505-6900 1200 South Pine Island Road Service, Inc. Web: www.byrnesnet.com Web: www.chinashippingna.com Suite 140-145 725 Opportunity Drive Plantation, FL 33324 St Cloud, MN 56301 C.H. Robinson CMA/CGM 954-888-7000 320-255-7400 Phoenix International Freight 5701 Lake Wright Dr. 800-426-5962 800-328-2307 Services, Ltd.® Norfolk, VA 23502-1868 Web: www.dhl-dgf.com Fax: 320-255-7494 1501 N. Mittel Blvd., Suite B 757-961-2100 Email: [email protected] Wood Dale, IL 60191 USA Fax: 757-961-2151 Elite International Web: www.atsinc.com 630-766-4445 or Web: www.cma-cgm.com Transportation 800-959-9590 15333 JFK Blvd. APL Fax: 630766-6395 COSCO North America 6th Floor 16220 N. Scottsdale Road Web: www.chrobinson.com 100 Spear Street, Houston, TX 77032 Suite 300 San Francisco, CA 94105 281-775-2100 Scottsdale, AZ 85254 Cargo International 415-778-7888 800-284-7822 602-586-4800 Logistics Inc. 800-242-7354 Fax: 281-775-2190 Fax: 602-586-4861 Midwest Division Fax: 415-882-9286 Web: www.eliteint.com Web: www.apl.com 28 E. Jackson Blvd., Web: www.cosco-usa.com 10 Floor #M633 Evergreen America Atlantic Container Line Chicago, IL 60604 Crowley Liner Services Corporation (ACL) 888-253-3458 9487 Regency Square Blvd. One Evertrust Plaza 50 Cardinal Dr. Fax: 888-253-9155 Jacksonville, FL 32225 Jersey City, NJ 07302 Westfield, NJ 07090 Web: www.cargoagents.net 904-727-2200 201-761-3000 908-518-5300 800-CROWLEY Fax: 201-761-3010 Fax: 908-668-5392 Catapult International Fax: 904-727-2501 Web: Web: www.aclcargo.com 13632 W. 95th Street Web: www.crowley.com www.evergreen-marine.com Lenexa, KS 66215 Averitt Express 913-232-2389 CSAV FedEx Trade Networks 1415 Neal St. E-mail: [email protected] 99 Wood Avenue South 6075 Poplar Avenue P.O. Box 3166 Web: www.gocatapult.com 9th Floor Suite 400 Cookeville, TN 38502 Iselin, NJ 08830 Memphis, TN 38119 931-526-3306 CCNI 732-635-2600 716-879-1075 800-AVERITT c/o Norton Lilly International Fax: 732-635-2601 800-249-2953 Fax: 931-520-5603 50 Cragwood Road Web: www.csav.com Web: www.ftn.fedex.com Web: www.averittexpress.com South Plainfi eld, NJ 97080

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Fax: 904-724-3011 Totem Ocean Trailer United Arab Shipping Waterman Steamship Corp. Web: www.seastarline.com Express Inc. Company (UASC) 1 Whitehall Street 32001 32nd Avenue South 511 South Avenue 19th Floor Seaboard Marine, Ltd. Suite 200 Cranford, NJ 07016 New York, New York 10004 8001 N.W. 79th Ave. Federal Way, WA 98001 908-272-0050 212-747-8550 Miami, FL 33166 800-426-0074 Fax: 908-272-9221 888-972-5274 305-863-4444 Fax: 253-449-8225 Web: www.uasc.net Fax: 212-747-8558 Fax: 305-863-4400 Web: www.totemocean.com Web: Web: www.seaboardmarine.com Wallenius Wilhelmsen www.watermansteamship.com , Inc. Logistics Sonoma CRM, Inc. 10405 New Berlin Rd. E. P.O. Box 1232 Yang Ming Line 88 Valle Vista #7103 Jacksonville, FL 32226 Woodcliff Lake, NJ 07677 Newport Offi ce Tower Vallejo, CA 94590 904-751-7100 201-307-1300 525 Washington Blvd. 707-328-1887 800-727-3859 Fax: 201-307-0069 Jersey City, NJ 07310 Web: sonomacrm.com Fax: 904-751-7444 Web: www.2wglobal.com 201-420-5804 Web: www.trailerbridge.com Fax: 201-420-6732 Team Ocean Services, Inc. Wan Hai Lines Web: www.yml.com.tw P.O.Box 668 Trinity Transport, Inc. (America) Ltd. Winnsboro, TX 75494 1201 Bridgeville Highway 2510 W. Dunlap Ave. Zim Container Service 903-342-0985 Seaford, DE 19973 Suite 425 5801 Lake Wright Dr. 800-527-1168 800-846-3400 Phoenix, AZ 85021 Norfolk, VA 23502 Fax: 903-342-3764 Fax: 302-253-1200 602-567-9100 757-228-1300 Web: Web: www.trinitytransport.com Fax: 602-567-9101 Fax: 757-228-1400 www.teamoceanservices.com Web: www.wanhaiusa.com Web: zim.com Your best source of supply chain knowledge.

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© Corporation, 2013 Major North American Ports

Included in this section are state-by-state listings of the major ports and port authorities in North America. USA

ALASKA Port of Los Angeles FLORIDA Port of Miami 425 S Palos Verdes St. 1015 N. America Way Port of Cordova PO Box 151 Canaveral Port Authority 2nd Fl. P.O. Box 1210 San Pedro, CA 445 Challenger Rd. Miami, FL 33132 Cordova, AK 99574 90733-0151 P.O. Box 267 305-371-7678 907-424-6400 310-732-7678 Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 Fax: 305-347-4843 Fax: 907-424-6446 Fax: 310-831-4896 321-783-7831 Web: www.miamidade.gov/ Web: www.cityofcordova.net Web: Fax: 321-783-4651 portofmiami www.portoflosangeles.org Web: www.portcanaveral.org Whittier Port Authority Tampa Port Authority Commission Port of Oakland Jacksonville Port Authority 1101 Channelside Drive PO Box 639 Executive Office P.O. Box 3005 Tampa, FL 33602 Whittier, AK 99693 P.O. Box 2064 Jacksonville, FL 32206 813-905-7678 907-472-2327 Oakland, CA 94604 904-357-3000 800-741-2297 Fax: 907-472-2472 510-627-1353 800-874-8050 Fax: 813-905-5109 Fax: 510-839-5104 Fax: 904-357-3060 Web: www.tampaport.com Web: Web: www.jaxport.com www.portofoakland.com CALIFORNIA Manatee County Port Port of Sacramento Authority Georgia Ports Authority Megatrux, Inc. 3251 Beacon Blvd., Ste. 210 300 Tampa Bay Way P.O. Box 2406 Megatrux Express P.O. Box 980070 Palmetto, FL 950 West River Street 9449 8th Street West Sacramento, CA 34221-6608 Savannah, GA Rancho Cucamonga, 95798-0070 941-722-6621 912-964-3925 CA 91730 916-371-8000 Fax: 941-729-1463 800-342-8012 800-544-8831 Fax: 916-372-4802 Web: www.portmanatee.com Fax: 912-966-3615 900-652-5050 Web: www.portofsacramento. Web: www.gaports.com Fax: 909-652-5017 com Web: www.megatrux.com Port Everglades Port of San Francisco 1850 Eller Dr. HAWAII Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316 Port of Long Beach Pier 1 954-523-8713 Hawaii Dept. of 925 Harbor Plaza San Francisco, CA Fax: 954-525-1910 Long Beach, CA 90802 94111 Transportation Web: 562-283-7000 415-274-0400 79 S Nimitz Hwy. www.porteverglades.net 562-283-7820 Fax: 415-274-0528 Honolulu, HI Fax: 562-901-1735 Web: www.sfport.com 96813-4898 Web: www.polb.com 808-587-1930 Fax: 808-587-1984 Web: www.hawaii.gov/dot

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LOUISIANA Boston, MA 212-435-4251 02128-2909 Fax: 212-435-4204 Plaquemines Port, Harbor 617-586-5000 Web: www.panynj.com OHL & Terminal District 800-294-2791 7101 Executive Center Drive Fax: 617-946-4466 9063 Highway 23 Suite 333 Web: www.massport.com Belle Chasse, LA 70037 Brentwood, TN 504-682-7920 North Carolina 37027 Fax: 504-682-0649 MISSISSIPPI State Ports Authority 615-401-6400 Web: www. PO Box 9002 877-401-6400 portofplaquemines.com Mississippi State Port Wilmington, NC Fax: 615-377-3977 Authority at Gulfport 28402 Web: www.ohl.com Port of New Orleans P.O. Box 40 2510 14th 910-763-1621 Executive Div. Street #1450 Fax: 910-763-6440 TEXAS 1350 Port of New Gulfport, MS 39501 Web: www.ncports.com Orleans Place 228-865-4300 Port Corpus Christi New Orleans, Louisiana Fax: 228-248-0027 OREGON 222 Power St. 70130 Web: www.shipmspa.com Corpus Christi, TX 78401 504-522-2551 Oregon International Port 361-882-5633 800-776-6652 Port of Pascagoula of Coos Bay 800-580-7110 Fax: 504-524-4156 P.O. BOX 70 Fax: 361-882-7110 Web: www.portno.com 125 Central Ave., Suite 300 Pascagoula, MS PO Box 1215 Email: 39568-0070 Coos Bay, OR businessdevelopmentdpt@ Port of South Louisiana 228-762-4041 97420-0311 pocca.com Executive Division Fax: 228-762-7476 541-267-7678 Web: www. 171 Belle Terre Blvd Web: Fax: 541-269-1475 portofcorpuschristi.com PO Box 909 www.portofpascagoula.com Web: www.portofcoosbay. Services: Port Corpus Christi LaPlace, LA com is the fifth largest port in the 70069-0909 U.S. in total tonnage and pro- 985-652-9278 vides quick access to the Gulf PORT OF PORTLAND of Mexico and the entire United 888-SLA-PORT Port Elizabeth Terminal Fax: 985-652-9518 States inland waterway system. Web: www.portsl.com & Warehouse Marine Marketing The Port offers quality solutions 201-A Export Street P.O. Box 3529 and superior logistics for all your Port Newark, NJ 07114 shipping needs. Port capabilities Portland, OR 97208-3529 MARYLAND 973-491-0600 include: a straight, 45’ deepwa- 503-415-6000 Fax: 973-491-0055 ter port, RO/RO, transloading 800-547-8411 Maryland Port Web: www.judgeorg.com facilities, staging capabilities, rail Administration Fax: 503-944-7250 service and vessel-to-rail capabili- Web: ties, convenient highway access, 401 East Pratt St., 19th Floor Port of Hamburg Baltimore, MD 21202 www.portofportland.com state-of-the-art security depart- 960 Holmdel Road, ment, covered storage, three 410-385-4480 Building Ii, Suite 201. Class I railroads, Stevedore avail- 800-638-7519 Holmdel, NJ 07733 SOUTH CAROLINA ability and 35+ acres of open Fax: 410-385-4485 732-817-1222 storage area. By ship, rail or Web: www.marylandports. Fax: 732-817-9422 South Carolina State truck, Port Corpus Christi is The com Ports Authority Port of the Lone Star State. NEW YORK Port of Charleston MASSACHUSETTS P.O. Box 22287 Port of Galveston The Port Authority of New Charleston, SC P.O. Box 328 Massachusetts 29413-2287 123 Rosenberg Ave. York & New Jersey 843-723-8651 Galveston, TX 77553 Port Authority Strategic Analysis Maritime 800-845-7106 409-765-9321 & Industry Relations Fax: 843-577-8127 Fax: 409-766-6171 One Harborside Dr. 225 Park Ave. S., 11th Floor Ste. 200F Web: www.scspa.com Web: New York, NY 10003-1604 www.portofgalveston.com

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Port of Houston Authority Virginia Port Authority Port of Longview Port of Tacoma PO Box 2562 600 World Trade Ctr. 10 Port Way P.O. Box 1837 Houston, TX 77252 Norfolk, VA 23510 P.O. Box 1258 Tacoma, WA 713-670-2400 757-683-8000; 800-446-8098 Longview, WA 98401-1837 Fax: 713-670-2429 Fax: 757-683-2897 98632 253-383-5841 Web: www.portofhouston. Web: www.portofvirginia.com 360-425-3305 Fax: 253-593-4534 com Fax: 360-425-8650 Web: www.portoftacoma.com WASHINGTON Web: VIRGINIA www.portofl ongview.com Port of Vancouver USA (WA) Port of Grays Harbor 3103 N.W. Lower River Rd. Vancouver, WA The CrossGlobe Group PO Box 660 Port of Olympia 98660 2500-D Warwick Blvd 111 S. Wooding St. 915 Washington St. NE 360-693-3611 Newport News, VA 23607 Aberdeen, WA 98520 Olympia, WA 98501 Fax: 360-735-1565 757-244-8169 360-533-9528 360-528-8000 Web: www.portvanusa.com Fax: 757-244-4751 Fax: 360-533-9505 Fax: 360-528-8090 Web: Web: Web: www.portolympia.com www.crossglobegroup.com www.portofgraysharbor.com Port of Seattle Port of Richmond Port of Kalama 2711 Alaskan Way, Pier 69 5000 Deepwater 380 W. Marine Dr. P.O. Box 1209 (98111) Terminal Rd. Kalama, WA 98625 Seattle, WA 98121 Richmond, VA 23234 360-673-2325 206-728-3000 804-726-3092 Fax: 360-673-5017 Fax: 206-728-3280 Fax: 804-726-3094 Web: www.portofkalama.com Web: www.portseattle.org Web: www.portofrichmond.com

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BRITISH COLUMBIA Fax: 604-665-9007 ONTARIO QUEBEC Web: Port Metro Vancouver www.portvancouver.com Hamilton Port Authority Montreal Port Authority 100 The Pointe 605 James St., N. Port of Montreal Building 999 Canada Pl. NOVA SCOTIA Hamilton, Ontario L8L 1K1 2100 Pierre-Dupuy Ave. Vancouver, British Columbia Canada Wing Number 1 V6C 3T4 Halifax Port Authority 905-525-4330 Montreal, Quebec H3C 3R5 Canada Business Development & 800-263-2131 Canada 604-665-9000 Customer Relations Dept. Fax: 905-525-7258 514-283-7011 Fax: 866-284-4271 1215 Marginal Rd. Web: www.hamiltonport.ca Fax: 514-283-0829 Web: www. P.O. Box 336 Web: www.port-montreal.com portmetrovancouver.com Halifax, Nova Scotia B3J 2P6 Thunder Bay Port Authority Canada 100 Main St. Port of Vancouver 902-426-8222 Thunder Bay, Ontario 1900-200 Granville St. Fax: 902-426-7335 P7B-6R9 Suite 1900 Web: www.portofhalifax.ca Canada Vancouver, British 807-345-6400 Columbia V6C 2P9 Fax: 807-345-9058 Canada Web: 604-665-9000 www.portofthunderbay.ca

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4SIGHT Supply Chain Group Ashland Conveyor Products Cushman Flexible Material Handling 140 East Ridgewood Avenue 1919 Cellar Drive 1451 Marvin Griffin Road 410 Horizon Drive Suite 415 ST Ashland, OH 44805 Augusta, GA 30906 Suite 200 Paramus, NJ 07652 800-587-0045 800-241-5855 Suwanee, GA 30024 201-940-7211 419-281-1235 706-798-4311 800-669-1501 Fax: 973-453-8173 Fax: 419-281-1096 Fax: 706-771-4605 678-745-3720 Web: www.go4sight.com Web: www.ashlandconveyor.com Web: www.cushman.com Fax: 678-482-0721 Web: www.flexmh.com Accu-Sort Systems Axmann Conveying Datalogic, Inc. 511 School House Road Systems 1505 Westec Drive FlexLink Systems Telford, PA 18969 4650 New Middle Road Eugene, OR 97402 6580 Snowdrift Rd 800-227-2633 Jeffersonville, IN 47130 800-929-7899 Allentown, PA 18106 215-721-5210 812-284-9285 541-868-3619 610-973-8200 Fax: 215-996-8249 Web: www.axmann-fs.com/ Fax: 541-984-2737 Web: www.flexlink.com Web: www.datalogic.com ADSI Cadre Technologies, Inc. Fortna Inc. Northwest Tech Center 7900 East Union Avenue DENSO ADC 333 Buttonwood Street 2401 West Hassell Road Denver, CO 80237 3150 Brunswick Pike West Reading, PA 19611 Suite 1525 866-25-CADRE Suite 220 610-370-8000 Hoffman Estates, IL 60169 Fax: 303-217-7050 Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 800-367-8621 847-884-1940 Web: www.cadretech.com 856-842-0600 x165 Fax: 610-376-2861 Fax: 847-884-1949 Fax: 856-842-0989 Email: [email protected] Web: www.adsionline.com CLARK Material Web: www.denso-adc.com Web: www.fortna.com Handling Company Services: For over 60 years, Aldata Solution, Inc. DENSO ADC Fortna has partnered with the 700 Enterprise Drive world’s top brands—companies 3715 Northside Drive NW Lexington, KY 40510 3900 Via Oro Avenue Building 400, Suite 450 Long Beach, CA 90810 like ASICS, O’Reilly Auto Parts 866-252-5275 and MSC—helping them improve Atlanta, GA 30327 859-422-6521 Toll free: 888-693-3676 404-355-3220 Web: www.denso-adc.com their distribution operations and Fax: 859-422-7458 transform their businesses. Com- Fax: 404-355-9956 Web: www.clarkmhc.com Web: www.aldata.com Emerson Industrial panies with complex distribution operations trust Fortna to help Conroll Automation AmbaFlex Inc them meet customer promises 3302 Kitty Hawk Road P.O. Box 728 and competitive challenges prof- P.O. Box 210578 Suite 100 Florence, KY 41042 Bedford, TX 76095 itably. We are a professional ser- Wilmington, NC 28405 866-743-4392 vices firm built on a promise—we 817-366-8744 910-202-4292 859-342-7900 877-800-1634 develop a solid business case Fax: 910-202-4280 Web: for change and hold ourselves Fax: 877-800-1635 Web: www.conroll.com www.emersonindustrial.com Web: www.ambaflex.com accountable to those results. Our expertise spans supply Crown Equipment EnerSys chain strategy, distribution center AS/R Systems Inc. 44 South Washington St. P.O. Box 14145 operations, material handling, 4811 RFD Preserve Parkway New Bremen, OH 45869 Reading, PA 19612 supply chain systems, organiza- Long Grove, IL 60047 419-629-2311 800-538-3627 tional excellence and warehouse 847-955-0980 Fax: 419-629-2900 610-208-1991 control software. Fax: 847-955-1023 Web: www.crown.com Fax: 610-372-8613 Web: www.asrsystems.com Web: www.enersys.com Hal Systems 8294 29th Avenue N St. Petersburg, FL 33710

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678-935-0587 Web: www.iogproducts.com 724-940-7144 Fax: 608-231-9979 Fax: 770-683-0204 Services: Shock/Impact and Fax: 724-940-7001 Web: powerdesigners.com Web: www.halsystems.com temperature indicators and Web: www.lucasware.com recorders. IOG Products make Presto Lifts Inc HighJump Software accountability and awareness a Mitsubishi Electric 21 Park Street 6455 City West Parkway priority in shipping and handling. Automation Inc. Attleboro, MA 02703 Eden Prairie, MN 55344-3637 Immediate visual indication of 500 Corporate Woods Parkway 508-222-0177 800-328-3271 potential hidden damage through- Vernon Hills, IL 60061 Fax: 888-788-6496 952-947-4088 out the transportation chain. 847-478-2100 Web: www.prestolifts.com Fax: 952-947-0440 A range of products to monitor Fax: 847-478-2253 Web: www.highjump.com all types of shipments from a box Web: www.meau.com Ralphs-Pugh Co., Inc. of eggs to giant transformers. 3931 Oregon Street Hyster Company Used by Federal Government Benicia, CA 94510 depts. Fortune 500 and all sizes Motorola Solutions 1400 Sullivan Drive 1303 East Algonquin Road 800-486-0021 Greenville, NC 27834-2011 of businesses. 707-745-6363 Visit our website at www. Schaumburg, IL 60196 800-497-8371 847-576-5000 Fax: 800-995-3942 252-931-5679 iogproducts.com and register Web: www.ralphs-pugh.com for a free sample of our low cost Web: Fax: 252-931-5682 www.motorolasolutions.com Web: www.hyster.com solutions to better transportation damage protection. Rapid Industries, Inc Murata Machinery USA, Inc P.O. Box 19259 Hyundai Construction Jervis B Webb Company 2120 Queen City Drive Louisville, KY 40219 Equipment USA Charlotte, NC 28208 800-727-4381 34375 West Twelve Mile Road 502-968-3645 6100 Atlantic Blvd Farmington Hills, 800-368-7282 Norcross, GA 30071 704-394-6900 Fax: 502-968-6331 MI 48331-5624 Web: www.rapidindustries.com 678-823-7777 800-791-3092 Fax: 704-394-2001 Web: www.hceamericas.com 248-553-1000 Web: www.muratec-usa.com Fax: 248-553-1228 Reddwerks Corporation Intelligrated Inc. Web: www.daifukuwebb.com Narrow Aisle, Inc. 1122 South Capital of Texas 7901 Innovation Way 1617 Terre Colony Court Highway Mason, OH 45040-9498 Jungheinrich AG Dallas, TX 75212 Suite 150 866-936-7300 214-819-4180 Austin, TX 78746 2121 W. Sam Houston 512-257-3031 513-701-7300 Parkway N. Fax: 214-819-4185 Fax: 513-701-7315 Web: www.narrowaisleinc.com Fax: 512-257-0355 Houston, TX 77043 Web: reddwerks.com Web: www.intelligrated.com 877-543-6757 Web: www.jungheinrich.com Numina Group Inc. Interlink Technologies 10331 Werch Drive RedPrairie P.O. Box 970 Kiva Systems Woodridge, IL 60517 20700 Swenson Drive Perrysburg, OH 43552 630-343-2604 Waukesha, WI 53186 300 Riverpark Dr 877-733-7724 419-893-9011 North Reading, MA 01864 Fax: 630-343-2636 Fax: 419-893-7280 Web: www.numinagroup.com 262-317-2000 781-221-4640 Fax: 262-317-2624 Web: www.thinkinterlink.com Web: www.kivasystems.com Pflow Industries Inc. Web: www.jda.com Intermec 6720 North Teutonia Avenue Komatsu Forklift USA RedPrairie 6001 36th Avenue West 1701 Golf Road Milwaukee, WI 53209 Everett, WA 98203 414-247-9820 14400 N. 87th St. Rolling Meadows, IL 60008 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 425-348-2600 847-437-5800 Fax: 414-352-9002 Fax: 425-3558-9551 Web: www.pflow.com 480-308-3000 Web: 480-308-3001 Web: www.intermec.com www.komatsuforkliftusa.com Polymer Solutions Web: www.jda.com Interroll Corporation USA Linde Material Handling International 3000 Corporate Drive 9 Roxbury Drive Retalix Wilmington, NC 28405 North America Medford, NJ 08055 6100 Tennyson Parkway 800-830-9680 2450 West 5th North Street 877-444-7225 Suite 150 910-520-3382 Summerville, SC 29484 Fax: 610-356-6327 Plano, TX 75024 Fax: 910-392-3822 843-875-8319 Web: www.prostack.com 630-213-3080 Web: www.interroll.us Fax: 843-875-8329 Fax: 678-868-5171 Web: www.lmh-na.com Power Designers USA LLC Web: www.retalix.com IOG products 4005 Felland Road 481 Schuylkill Rd Lucas Systems, Inc. Suite N Rite-Hite Phoenixville, PA 19460 11279 Perry Highway Madison, WI 53718 8900 North Arbon Drive 484-924-9493 4th Floor 608-231-0450 x403 Milwaukee, WI 53223 Email: tmoseley@iogproducts Wexford, PA 15090 414-355-2600

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Fax: 414-355-9248 Seegrid Corp. Speech Interface Fax: 757-887-5588 Web: www.ritehite.com 216 Park West Drive Design, Inc. Web: www.swisslog.com Pittsburgh, PA 15275 700 River Avenue Ryson International, Inc. 800-733-4743 Suite 431 System Logistics 300 Newsome Drive 412-621-3059 Pittsburgh, PA 15212 90 Alfred Plourde Parkway Yorktown, VA 23692 www.seegrid.com 800-492-0423; 412-323-1135 Lewiston, ME 04240 757-898-1530 Fax: 412-323-1023 888-233-6796 Fax: 757-898-1580 SencorpWhite Web: www.speech-interface.com 207-784-1381 Web: www.ryson.com 400 Kidds Hill Road Fax: 207-795-0828 Hyannis, MA 02601 Speedrack Products Web: www.systemlogistics.com Sackett Systems, Inc. 508-771-9400 Group, Ltd. 1033 Bryn Mawr Avenue Fax: 508-790-0002 7903 Venture Avenue Systems Application Bensenville, IL 60106-1244 Web: sencorpwhite.com Sparta, MI 49345 Engineering (SAE) 800-323-8332; 630-766-5500 800-752-7352 3655 Westcenter Drive Fax: 630-766-5631 SEW-Eurodrive Inc. 616-887-0002 Houston, TX 77042 Web: www.sackett-systems.com P.O. Box 518 Fax: 616-887-2693 713-783-6020 Lyman, SC 29365 Web: www.speedrack.net Fax: 713-783-3434 SAG (Securitag Assembly 864-439-7537 Web: www.saesystems.com Group Co., Ltd.) Fax: 864-439-0566 SPG International, LLC No. 1, Gongye 9th Road Web: www.seweurodrive.com 11230 Harland Drive NE Tailift USA Co., Inc. Dali District Covington, GA 30014 3939 Brentstone Street Taichung,412 Shockwatch 877-503-4SPG; 847-541-6500 Ontario, CA 91761 Taiwan, ROC 1111 West Mockingbird Lane Fax: 847-541-0858 909-930-9802 +886-4-2492-5298 Suite 1050 Web: www.spgusa.com Fax: 909-930-9739 Web: www.sag.com.tw/ Dallas, TX 75247 Web: www.tailift.com 800-527-9497 Spiratex Sage Automation 214-630-9625 6333 Cogswell Road Taylor Made Cases 4925 Fannett Road Fax: 214-638-4512 Romulus, MI 48174 107 Last Cast Drive Beaumont, TX 77705 Web: www.shockwatch.com 734-641-4111 Benson, NC 27504 800-731-9111 Fax: 734-722-1580 888-776-0023 409-842-8040 SI Systems Web: www.spiratex.com 919-209-0555 Fax: 409-842-9141 600 Kuebler Road Fax: 919-209-0789 Web: www.sagerobot.com Easton, PA 18040 Stanley Vidmar Web: 800-523-9464 11 Grammes Road www.taylormadecases.com Sapient Automation 610-252-7321 Allentown, PA 18103 30 South Pine Street Fax: 610-252-3102 800-523-9462 TECSYS Inc. Doylestown, PA 18901 Web: www.sihs.com 610-776-3810 1 Place Alexis Nihon 877-451-4044 Fax: 610-776-3822 Suite 800 Fax: 509-694-2074 SICK Web: www.stanleyvidmar.com Montreal, QC H3Z 3B8 Web: www.getsapient.com 6900 West 110th St. Canada Minneapolis, MN 55438 Steel King Industries, Inc. 800-922-8649 Sapient Automation 800-325-7425 2700 Chamber Street 514-866-0001 2398 North Penn Road 952-941-6780 Stevens Point, WI 54481 Fax: 514-866-1805 Hatfield, PA 19440 Fax: 952-941-9287 800-826-0203 Web: www.tecsys.com 877-489-7301 Web: www.sick.com 715-341-3120 www.getsapient.com Fax: 715-341-8792 TEKLYNX International Snapfulfil SaaS WMS Web: www.steelking.com 2221 West Camden Road Schaefer Systems 174 East Bay Street Milwaukee, WI 53209 10021 Westlake Drive Suite 300C Supply Chain Services 888-629-4444 Charlotte, NC 28273 Charleston, SC 29401 7800 Third Street North 414-228-3361 800-876-6000; 704-944-4503 843-577-5007 Suite 920 Fax: 414-228-3336 Fax: 704-588-1862 Web: www.snapfulfil.com Oakdale, MN55128 Web: www.teklynx.com Web: www.ssi-schaefer.us 866-205-4310; 651-202-4300 Softeon Fax: 651-731-5870 TGW Systems Seegrid Corp. 13755 Sunrise Valley Drive Web: supplychainservices.com 6870 Grand Haven Road 216 RIDC Park West Drive Suite 200 Spring Lake, MI 49456-9652 Pittsburgh, PA 15275 Herndon, VA 20171 Swisslog Logistics Inc. 231-798-4547 412-621-4305 703-793-0005 161 Enterprise Drive Fax: 231-798-4146 Fax: 412-621-3059 Fax: 703-793-1604 Newport News, VA 23603 Web: www.tgw-group.com Web: www.seegrid.com Web: www.softeon.com 757-820-3467

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The Raymond Corporation UNARCO Material Handling viastore systems, Inc. Webb-Stiles Co P.O. Box 130 P.O. Box 547 4890 Kendrick SE P.O. Box 464 Greene, NY 13778-0130 Springfield, TN 37172 Grand Rapids, MI 49512 Valley City, OH 44280 800-235-7200 800-862-7261 616-977-3950 330-225-7761 607-656-2311 615-384-3531 Fax: 616-977-5006 Fax: 330-225-5532 Fax: 607-656-9005 Fax: 615-382-2702 Web: us.viastore.com Web: www.webb-stiles.com Web: www.raymondcorp.com Web: www.unarcorack.com Vidir Inc. Westfalia Topper Industrial UNEX Manufacturing Inc P.O. Box 700 Technologies Inc. 1729 East Frontage Road 50 Progress Place Arborg, MB R0C 0A0 3655 Sandhurst Drive Sturtevant, WI 53177 Jackson, NJ 08527 Canada York, PA 17406-7927 262-886-6931 800-334-8639 800-210-0141 800-673-2522 Fax: 262-886-9569 732-928-2800 204-364-2442 717-764-1115 Web: Fax: 732-928-2828 Fax: 204-364-2454 Fax: 717-764-1118 www.topperindustrial.com Web: www.unex.com Web: www.storevertical.com Web: www.westfaliausa.com TotalTrax, Inc. United Sortation Solutions Vitech Business Wildeck 500 Water Street 55 New Plant Court Group, Inc. 405 Commerce Street Newport, DE 19804 Owings Mills, MD 21117 4164 Meridian St. Waukesha, WI 53186 302-514-0600 410-363-6345 Suite 200 800-325-6939 Fax: 302-636-0100 Fax: 410-363-6556 Bellingham, WA 98226 262-549-4000 Web: totaltraxinc.com Web: www.unitedsortation.com 360-647-1622 Web: www.wildeck.com Fax: 360-647-1684 Materials Handling UPS Logistics Technologies Email: [email protected] Witron Integrated 1 Park Plaza, Suite 1000 849 Fairmount Avenue Web: www.vitechgroup.com Logistics Corp. Irvine, CA 92614 Suite 400 Services: Our specialty in 3721 Ventura Drive 949-223-7807 Baltimore, MD 21286 delivering highly adaptable and Arlington Heights, IL 60004 Web: tmhnc.com 800-762-3638 scalable Supply Chain Execution 847-385-6000 410-847-1900 and Voice Directed solutions Fax: 847-398-6140 TranSystems Fax: 410-847-6246 sets Vitech apart as a leader in Web: witron.com 500 West Seventh Street Web: www.roadnet.com the supply chain industry. This Suite 1100 expertise is rooted in the long history we have with industry Wynright Fort Worth, TX 76102 Van der Graaf 2500 York Road 817-334-4457 2 Van der Graaf Court leading applications such as HighJump Software’s Supply Elk Grove Vlg, IL 60007 Fax: 817-336-2247 Brampton, ON L6T 5R6 847-595-9400 Web: www.transystems.com Canada Chain Advantage product suite and Vocollect Voice. By expertly Fax: 847-595-2126 888-326-1476 Web: www.wynright.com 905-793-8100 customizing these solutions, TranSystems Vitech is able optimize their value 2400 Pershing Road Fax: 905-793-8129 Web: www.vandergraaf.com and provide our customers with a Yale Materials Suite 400 unique solution that incorporates Handling Corp. Kansas City, MO 64108 hardware and software, as well 1400 Sullivan Drive 816 329-8700 Vanderlande industries 1828 West Oak Parkway as value-added professional Greenville, NC 27834-2011 816 329-8703 services. 252-931-5535 Web: www.transystems.com Marietta , GA 30062 888-255-2335 800-233-9253 770-250-2800 Vocollect Fax: 252-931-5556 TriEnda LLC 703 Rodi Road Web: www.yale.com N 7660 Industrial Road Fax: 770-250-2810 Web: www.vanderlande.com Pittsburgh, PA 15235 Portage, WI 53901 412-829-8145 UniCarriers Americas 800-356-8150 Web: www.vocollect.com 608-742-5303 VARGO Companies Corporation Fax: 608-742-9164 3709 Parkway Lane 240 N Prospect Street Web: www.trienda.com Hilliard, OH 43026 W&H Systems Marengo, IL 60152 877-876-6384 120 Asia Place 800-871-5438 614-876-1163 Carlstadt, NJ 07072 815-568-0061 TZA 201-933-7841 Fax: 815-568-0179 3880 Salem Lake Drive Fax: 614-876-0706 Web: www.vargosolutions.com Fax: 201-933-2144 Web: Suite B Web: www.whsystems.com www.unicarriersamericas.com Long Grove, IL 60047 847-962-3691 Fax: 847-540-9988 Web: www.tza.com

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HighJump Software, Suite 2360 Phoenixville, PA 19460 directly from mobile devices. 5600 W 83rd Street Chicago, IL 60661, USA 484 924 9493 JumpStock automates routine Suite 600, 8200 Tower 312-575-0578 Email: tmoseley@iogproducts tasks of inventory management by Minneapolis, MN 55437 Fax: 312-575-0581 Web: www.iogproducts.com utilizing barcode technology and Email: [email protected] Web: www.informusa.com Services: Shock/Impact and mobile devices to order and stock 800-328-3271; 952-947-4088 temperature indicators and inventory supplies. Fax: 952-947-0440 Infosite Technologies Inc recorders. IOG Products make Description: JumpTrack, the Web: www.highjump.com 1919, Lionel Bertrand, Suite 205 accountability and awareness a premier proof-of-delivery solu- Boisbriand, QC priority in shipping and handling. tion, replaces costly paper-based HK Systems, Inc. Canada, J7H 1N8 Immediate visual indication of systems with electronic signature 507 Plymouth Ave. NE 888-395-0354 potential hidden damage through- capture and improves fleet effi- Grand Rapids, MI 49505 450-437-0354 out the transportation chain. A ciency by monitoring your driver’s 877-725-7500 Fax:450-437-1214 range of products to monitor all day, while improving customer Fax: 616-913-7701 E-mail: [email protected] types of shipments from a box of service with real-time information. Email: [email protected] Web: www.infositetech.com eggs to giant transformers. Used Exceptional analytical tools, GPS Web: www.hksystems.com by Federal Government depts. capabilities, route management, Instrumented Sensor Fortune 500 and all sizes of busi- driver performance analysis, and nesses. Visit our website at www. robust reporting offer increased i2 Technologies Technology, Inc. iogproducts.com and register visibility and greater management 14400 N. 87th Street 4704 Moore Street for a free sample of our low cost oversight. Scottsdale, AZ 85260-3649 Okemos, MI 48864 solutions to better transportation 480-308-3000 517-349-8487 damage protection. KEOGH Consulting Fax: 480-308-3001 Fax: 517-349-8469 Web: www.i2.com Web: www.isthq.com 300 Village Square Crossing [email protected] JDA Software Group Inc. Ste. 101 14400 N. 87th Street Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 IBM Scottsdale, AZ 85260-3649 561-775-3833 1 New Orchard Road Intrumented Sensor 480-308-3000 Fax: 561-775-9292 Armonk, New York 10504-1722 Technology, Inc. Fax: 480-308-3001 Web: www.keogh-consulting.com 914-499-1900 4704 Moore Street Web: www.jda.com Web: www.ibm.com/bcs/ Okemos, MI 48864 supplychain Kewill Inc 517-349-8487 1 Executive Drive Fax: 517-349-8469 Chelmsford, MA 01824, USA IES Ltd. Sales: 877-872-2379 445 Godwin Ave. Intek Integration Support: 866-649-1900 Midland Park, NJ 07432 Technologies, Inc. 978-482-2500 201-639-5000 Jump Technologies 35328 SE Center St. 2600 Eagan Woods Drive Fax: 978-482-2501 Fax: 201-639-5005 Snoqualmie, WA 98065 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.iesltd.com Suite 350 425-455-9935 Eagan, MN 55121 Web: www.kewill.com Fax: 425-455-9934 651-287-6000 ILOG, Inc. Web: www.intek.com 888-373-7226 Knapp Logistics Automation IBM Corporation Email: [email protected] 2124 Barrett Park Drive 1 New Orchard Road Interlink Technologies Web: www.jumptech.com Suite 100 Armonk, New York 10504-1722 139 W. Indiana Avenue Services: Our cloud-based, Kennesaw, GA 30144 United States Suite 203 supply chain management solu- United States 914-499-1900 P.O.Box 970 tions deliver real-time information 678-388-2880 Web: www.ilog.com Perrysburg, OH 43552 on point-of-use smart devices E-mail: [email protected] 800-655-5465 to reduce costs associated with www.knapp.com/us InfinityQS International, Inc. 419-893-9011 inventory management and proof- 14900 Conference Center Drive Fax: 419-893-7280 of-delivery. Chantilly, VA 20151 Kronos Web: www.interlinktech.com JumpTrack is a cloud-based 297 Billerica Road 703-961-0200 POD solution to provide real-time Sales: 800-772-7978 Chelmsford, MA 01824 Intermec information and insight on point- 978-250-9800 Fax: 703-961-1923 of-use smart devices for improved Web: www.infinityqs.com Technologies Corp. Fax: 978- 367-5900 6001 36th Avenue West fleet efficiency. JumpTrack Web: www.kronos.com Everett, WA 98203-1264 replaces paper-based systems Infor 425-348-2600 with electronic signature capture L. Neill Cartage Co., Inc. 641 Avenue of the Americas Fax: 425-355-9551 delivering real-time confirmation for tracking delivery and return 5400 Proviso Dr. New York, NY 10011 Customer Service: Berkeley, Illinois 60163 800-260-2640 800-755-5505 data, monitoring driver efficiency, and expediting billing. 708-547-7676 Email: [email protected] Web: www.intermec.com Fax: 708-547-8565 Web: www.infor.com With JumpStock, a low-cost, high-return inventory management Email: [email protected] IOG products and replenishment application, Web: www.neillcartage.com Inform Software Corp. 481 Schuylkill Rd 525 West Monroe Street you can manage your inventory

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Landair Fax: 850-914-9754 Web: www.logility.com results in record time. Logility 1110 Myers Street Web: www.lockmastersusa. Services: With more than Voyager Solutions is a com- Greeneville, TN 37743 com 1,250 customers worldwide, plete supply chain manage- 888-LANDAIR (526-3247) Logility is a leading provider ment solution that features a Web: www.landair.com Logility of collaborative, best-of-breed performance monitoring archi- 470 E Paces Ferry Road NE supply chain solutions that tecture and provides supply Landstar Atlanta, GA 30305 help small, medium, large and chain visibility; demand, 13410 Sutton Park Drive, South 800-762-5207 Fortune 1000 companies inventory and replenishment Jacksonville, Florida 32224 Email: [email protected] realize substantial bottom-line planning; Sales and Opera- 800-872-9400 904-398-9400 Web: www.landstar.com LeanLogistics, Inc. 1351 S. Waverly Road Holland, MI 49423 866.584.7280 Fax: 616.738.6462 Web: www.leanlogistics.com

LLamasoft, Inc. 201 South Main Street Fourth Floor Ann Arbor, MI 48104 734-418-3119 866-598-9831 Fax: 734-418-3138 Email: [email protected] Web: www.llamasoft.com/ Services: LLamasoft supply chain design software helps organizations worldwide design and improve their supply chain oper- ations. LLamasoft solutions enable compa- nies across a wide range of industries to model, optimize and simulate their supply chain network, leading to major improve- ments in cost, service, sustainability and risk mitigation. Supply Chain Guru® is the leading sup- ply chain design application available in the market today. It enables companies to model, optimize and simulate their supply chain operations, leading to major improve- ments in transportation, inventory, sourcing, and production.

LoadBank International 3315 Maggie Blvd Suite 100 Orlando, FL 32811 800-458-9010 407-957-4000 Fax: 407-957-4175 Web: www.loadbank.com Lockmasters USA Inc. PO Box 2532 Panama City , FL 32402 800-461-0620

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Los Angeles, CA 90078 100 York Boulevard Suite 404 Canal Court, 155 High Street 818-432-4516 Logistics Management Richmond Hill, ON L4B1J8 Brentford, TW8 8JA Fax: 818-432-4526 Services Canada +44 (0)20 8568 7000 Web: www.ntc-inc.com 4906 Laurel Spring Drive 905-882-8300 +44 (0)20 8568 7400 Northeast, Roswell, GA Fax: 905-882-1550 E-mail: [email protected] Nebraska Warehouse 770-587-2051 Email: [email protected] Web: www.bestroutes.com 10064 South 134th St. Fax: 770-587-2051 Web: www.maves.com Omaha, NE 68138 Services: MAVES builds Microsoft Dynamics 402-896-2200 Logistics Management advanced 3PL software for One Microsoft Way Fax: 402-896-2201 Solutions (LMS) logistics companies who handle Redmond, WA 98052 Web: www.nebraskawarehouse. 1 CityPlace the warehousing and transporta- 701-281-6500 com Suite: 415 tion requirements of multiple 888-477-7989 St. Louis, MO 63141 clients. Our flagship offering, Web: www.microsoft.com/ New Breed Logistics 314-692-8886 ViewPoint Logistics, enables the dynamics/industry 4043 Piedmont Parkway 800-355-2153 3PL service provider to manage High Point, NC 27265 Fax: 314-692-0788 their operations in real-time using MoTech Software 800-781-0548 Web: www.lmslogistics.com simple, powerful tools that will 38 Meadowlands Pkwy. Web: www.newbreed.com improve the agility and profitabil- Secaucus, NJ 07094 Logistics Planning ity of their business. 630-388-8329 NTE, LLC Associates, LLC This fully-integrated suite Fax: 201-223-4994 18W140 Butterfield Road comprises a Warehouse Man- Web: Suite 1500 253 Main Street, No. 178 agement System, Transportation www.MoTechSoftware.com Matawan, NJ 07747 Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181 Management System, financials, 888-607-9372 800-472-0233 (US only) customer access portal & busi- 732-887-4958 Motion Industries E-mail: [email protected] ness intelligence tools. Standard 1605 Alton Road Fax: 858-453-9078 Fax: 973-854-2742 functionality includes support for Web: www.psiplanner.com Birmingham, AL 35210 Web: www.nte.com RF, EDI and XML trading partner 205-951-1154 communications, cross docking, 800-526-9328 Magaya Corporation assembly/disassembly, HAZMAT, Fax: 205-957-5290 NTELX, Inc. 8725 NW 18 Terrace, Suite 209 foreign trade zones, as well as Email: [email protected] 1945 Old Gallows Road Miami, Florida 33172 the bonding and excise/taxation Web: www.motionindustries.com Suite 700 786-845-9150 reporting requirements associ- Services: A leading industrial Vienna, VA 22182 USA Fax: 786-363-4952 ated with beer, wine and spirits. maintenance, repair and opera- 703-356-5050 E-mail: [email protected] Description: MAVES builds tion (MRO) replacement parts— Web: www.ntelx.com/contact-us/ www.magaya.com advanced 3PL software for distributor of bearings, power logistics companies who handle transmission, electrical & indus- Oceanwide, Inc. Management Dynamics the warehousing and transporta- trial automation, hydraulic - indus- 3400, De Maisonneuve W. One Meadowlands Plaza tion requirements of multiple trial hose, hydraulic & pneumatic Suite 1450, 1 Place Alexis Nihon East Rutherford, NJ 07073 clients. Our flagship offering, components, industrial & safety Montreal, Quebec H3Z 3B8 201-935-8588 ViewPoint Logistics, enables the supply products, and material Canada Fax: 201-935-5187 3PL service provider to manage handling. 514-289-9090; 888-289-7744 Email: Solutions@ their operations in real-time using Motion Industries has over Fax: 514-289-1909 ManagementDynamics.com simple, powerful tools that will 500 operations including ten E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.anagementDynamics. improve the agility and profitabil- distribution centers throughout Web: www.oceanwide.com com ity of their business. North America and serves more than 150,000 MRO and OEM One Network Enterprises Manhattan Associates Megatrux, Inc. customers from the food and One Network Enterprises 2300 Windy Ridge Parkway Megatrux Express beverage, pulp and paper, iron 4055 Valley View Ln Atlanta, GA 30317 9449 8th Street and steel, chemical, mining and Suite 1000 770-955-7070 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 aggregate, petrochemical, auto- Dallas, TX 75244 800-661-4972 800-544-8831 motive, wood and lumber, and 972-385-8630 E-mail: [email protected] 800-541-7722 pharmaceutical industries. Fax: 972-385-1666 Web: www.manh.com Fax: 909-652-5017 In addition, Motion Industries Email: [email protected] Web: www.megatrux.com offers customers cost-saving pro- Web: www.onenetwork.com Marten Transport Ltd. grams such as asset and repair 129 Marten Street Mercury Gate tracking, storeroom and replen- Mondovi, WI 54755 100 Regency Forest Drive ishment tracking, and productivity 800-395-3000 Suite 300 savings tracking.

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Open Sky Group Peak-Ryzex, Inc. Propak Logistics, LLC. Quality Carriers, Inc. 1421 East Broad Street 10330 Old Columbia Rd P.O. Box 11708 4041 Park Oaks Blvd 305 Columbia, MD 21046 Fort Smith, AR 72917 Suite 200 Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526-1968 800-926-9212 877- 919-1600 Tampa, FL 33610 919-346-4500 Fax: 410-309-6219 Fax: 479-478-7801 813-569-7286 866.359.4437 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.propak.com 800-282-2031 Fax: 919-800-3404 Web: www.peaktech.com Fax: 813-569-1601 Email: marketing@ Provia Software Web: theopenskygroup.com Pelican Products 641 Avenue of the Americas www.qualitydistribution.com Web: www.openskygroup.com 23215 Early Avenue New York, NY 10011 Services: Services for JDA Torrance, CA 90505 646-336-1700 Quintiq (formerly RedPrairie®) Software 310-326-4700 Toll-free: 866-244-5479 201 King of Prussia Rd including New Implementations 800-473-5422 Fax: 678-319-8682 Suite 500 of WMS and TMS; Software Fax: 310-326-3311 Web: www.provia.com Radnor, PA 19089 Upgrades for WMS and TMS; Web: www.pelican.com 610-964-8111 Material Handling Equipment Psion Teklogix, Inc. Fax: 610-964-8113 and ERP Integration and Parcel Pilot Freight Services 3000 Kustom Drive Email: [email protected] Systems Implementation. 314 North Middletown Road Hebron, Kentucky 41048 Web: www.quintiq.com Lima, PA 19037 800-322-3437 Services: Quintiq supply chain Oracle Corp. 610- 891-8100 859-372-4100 planning & optimization software Oracle Corporation 800-HI-PILOT Fax: 859-371-6422 allows organizations to overcome 500 Oracle Parkway Fax: 610-565-6685 Web: www.psionteklogix.com the difficulty of planning the uti- Redwood Shores, CA 94065 Web: www.pilotdelivers.com lization of employees, resources 650-506-7000 Qualcomm Incorporated and processes, with multiple 800-392-2999 Printronix, Inc. 5775 Morehouse Drive rules and constraints. Our soft- Web: www.oracle.com 15345 Barranca Parkway San Diego, CA 92121 ware is capable of generating the Irvine, CA 92618 858-587-1121 best possible planning solution 714-368-2300 800-348-7227 to suit any business model, even 800-665-6210 Fax: 858-658-2100 in the most complex and dynamic Web: www.printronix.com Web: www.qualcomm.com/qwbs of planning environments. In this

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72 LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT | DECEMBER 2013 WWW.LOGISTICSMGMT.COM Logistics Technology and staying on top of the latest Tharo Systems, Inc. Transplace Universal Truckload technology trends. Our customer 2866 Nationwide Parkway 3010 Gaylord Parkway Services, Inc. relationships are built on under- PO Box 798 Suite 200 12755 E. Nine Mile Road standing business needs and Brunswick, Ohio 44212-0798 Frisco, TX 75034 Warren, MI 48089 applying appropriate technology Fax: 330-225-0099 66-413-9266 800-233-9445; 586-920-0100 and automation solutions-incor- Web: www.tharo.com Web: www.transplace.com Fax: 586- 920-0258 porating barcode readers, bar- Web: www.goutsi.com code scanners, barcode printers, TOPS Engineering Corp. Transport Security, Inc. rugged mobile computers, and 275 W Campbell Road 820 South Pine Street wireless infrastructure devices Varsity Logistics Suite 600 Waconia, Minnesota 55387 1111 Bayhill Drive, Suite 210 as well as support, repair and Richardson, Texas 75080 800-328-3442; 952-442-5625 depot services to warehousing, San Bruno, CA 94066 Sales Inquiries Web: www.transportsecurity.com 650-392-7979 manufacturing, and distribution 972-739-8677 organizations. 800-438-SHIP (7447) Fax: 972-739-9478 TranSystems Fax: 650-392-7988 E-mail: [email protected] 10 South 5th St Web: www.varsitylogistics.com Swisslog Web: www.topseng.com Minneapolis, MN 55402 Swisslog Holding AG 612-372-3015 Verizon Wireless Webereiweg 3 TradeBeam Fax: 612-372-5809 5033 Buchs, Switzerland 295 N. Maple Ave. Two Waters Park Drive E-mail: supplychain@ Basking Ridge, NJ 07920 +41 62 837 9537; Fax: +41 62 Suite 100 transystems.com 837 9510 908-696-2000; 866-899-2862 San Mateo, CA 94403-1148 Web: www.transystems.com Web: www.verizonwireless.com/ Email: [email protected] 888-311-1415 (toll free US/ Web: www.swisslog.com TranzAct Technologies Inc. distribution Canada) 360 West Butterfield Road or +1-650-653-4800 Symbol Technologies, Inc. 4th Floor Videojet Technologies Inc. Web: www.tradebeam.com Elmhurst, IL 60126 1500 Mittel Blvd. 1303 East Algonquin Road 630- 833-0890 Schaumburg, Illinois 60196 USA Wood Dale, IL 60191 Transcore Web: www.tranzact.com 630-860-7300 847-576-5000 General Inquiries, Services Web: www.symbol.com 800-843-3610 or Products TrenStar, Inc. Fax: 630-616-3657 8158 Adams Drive, Bldg. 200 5613 DTC Parkway, Ste. 1100 Web: www.videojet.com TAGSYS Hummelstown, PA 17036 Greenwood Village, CO 80111 1006 W. 9th Avenue 800-923-4824; 214-461-6435 303-220-1133 Videx, Inc. Suite 30 Fax: 303-220-4755 King of Prussia, PA 19406 1105 NE Circle Blvd., Transite Tehnology, Inc. Web: www.trenstar.com CorvalIis, OR 97330 267-882-4800 1008 Bullard Court; Suite 100 Web: www.tagsysrfid.com 541-738-5500 Raleigh, N.C. 27615 Trinity Transport, Inc. Fax: 541-738-5501 Web: www.transite.com 50 Fallon Ave Web: www.videx.com TECSYS, Inc. P.O. Box 1620 1 Place Alexis Nihon TransLogistics, Inc. Seaford, DE 19973 Suite 800 WAM Systems 321 N. Furnace Street 302-253-3935; 800-846-3400 Corporate Headquarters Montreal, Quebec Suite 300 Fax: 302-253-1200 Canada H3Z 3B8 600 W Germantown Pike Birdsboro, PA 19508 Web: www.trinitytransport.com Ste. 230 800-922-8649 610-404-1610 514-866-0001; Fax: 514-866- Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462 Toll-free: 888-983-3012 TSi Logistics 484-530-4380; 800-358-8305 1805 Fax: 610-404-1605 Web: www.tecsys.com PO Box 2000 Fax: 484-530-4854 Web: translogisticsinc.com Stockbridge, GA 30281 Email: [email protected] 770-474-1555 Web: wamsystems.com Texas Cartage Transolutions, Inc. E-mail: [email protected] Warehouse, Inc. 22015 N. Calle Royale Web: www.tsilogistics.com Worldwide Chain Store 12344 E. Northwest Highway Scottsdale. AZ 85255 547 W. Jackson Dallas, Texas 75228 480-473-2453 TZA Suite 920 214-320-3200; 214-320-9103 Fax: 480-473-2454 3880 Salem Lake Drive Chicago, IL 60661 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: sales@transolutionsinc. Long Grove, IL 60047 888-514-9972 Web: www.texcar.com com 847-540-6543 Web: ww.wwchainstores.com Web: www.transolutionsinc.com 800-229-3450 TGW Systems Transpack Software Fax: 847-540-9988 XpressRate 6870 Grand Haven Road Systems, Inc. E-mail: [email protected] 255 W. 36th Street, 8th Floor Spring Lake, MI 49456-9652 PO Box 816 Web: www.tza.com New York, NY 10018 231-798-4547; Fax: 231-798- Spring House, PA 19477 855-517-3777 8322 215-540-8800 Web: www.xpressrate.com E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.tgw-ermanco.com Web: www.transpack.com

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This section lists organizations and associations of interest to logistics professionals.

AIM Global American Society Canadian International Council on Safe One Landmark North of Transportation Freight Forwarders Transportation of 20399 Route 19, Suite 203 & Logistics, Inc. Association, Inc. Hazardous Articles Cranberry Township, PA 16066 PO Box 3363, 170 Attwell Drive, Suite 480 (COSTHA) 724-742-4470 Warrenton, VA 20188 Toronto, Ontario M9W 5Z5 7803 Hill House Court Fax: 724-742-4476 202-580-7270 416-234-5100 Fairfax Station, VA 22039 Web: www.aimglobal.org Fax: 202-962-3939 Toll Free in Canada: 518-761-0389 Web: www.astl.org 866-282-4332 Fax: 518-792-7781 Air Transport Association Fax: 416- 234-5152 E-mail: [email protected] of America, Inc. American Trucking Web: www.ciffa.com Web: www.costha.com 1301 Ave., NW, Associations, Inc. (ATA) Suite 1100 950 North Glebe Road Canadian Trucking Alliance Cowin Global USA, LLC Washington, DC 20004 Suite 210 555 Dixon Road 4211 Clubview Drive, 202.626.4000 Arlington, VA 22203-4181 Toronto, ON M9W 1H8 Fort Wayne, IN 46804 Fax: 202-626-4181 703-838-1700 613-236-9426 260-432-6738 Web: www.airlines.org Fax: 703-684-5718 Fax: 866- 823-4076 800-466-6738 Web: www.truckline.com Web: www.cantruck.com Fax: 260-432-2461 American Association of E-mail: [email protected] Exporters and Importers APICS-The Association for CITT Web: www.cowinglobal.com (AAEI) Operations Management 10 King Street East, Suite 400 1050 17th Street, NW 8430 West Bryn Mawr Avenue Toronto, ON M5C 1C3 Dangerous Goods Suite 810 Suite 1000 Tel: 416-363-5696 Advisory Council Washington, DC 20036 Chicago, IL 60631, USA Fax: 416-363-5698 1100 H. Street N.W. 202- 857-8009 800-444-2742 Email: [email protected] Suite 740 Fax: 202- 857-7843 773-867-1777 Web: www.citt.ca Washington, DC 20005 Web: www.aaei.org Fax: 773-639-3000 202-289-4550 Web: www.apics.org Coalition of New England Fax: 202-289-4074 American Association of Companies for Trade Email: [email protected] Port Authorities CAN/AM Border Trade 11 Main Street, #11, Suite 6 Web: www.dgac.org 1010 Duke Street, Alliance Southborough, MA 01772 Alexandria, VA 22314-3589 P.O. Box 929 Telephone 508-481-0424 Delta Nu Alpha 703.684.5700 Lewiston, New York 14092 Fax: 508-481-2161 Transportation Fax: 703.684.6321 Phone/Fax: 716-754-8824 Email: [email protected] Web: www.aapa-ports.org Web: www.canambta.org Web: www.conect.org Fraternity, Inc. 1451 Elm Hill Pike American Moving and Canadian Association of Containerization & Suite 255 Storage Association Importers & Exporters Inc. Intermodal Institute Nashville, TN 37210 (AMSA) P.O. Box 189 732- 817-9131 615-360-6863 1611 Duke Street Don Mills, Ontario M3C 2S2 E-mail: 414-764-3063 Alexandria, VA 22314-3406 10 St. Mary Street, Suite 200 [email protected] Fax: 615-360-1891 888-849-AMSA (2672) Toronto, Ontario M4Y 1P9 Web: Web: www.deltanualpha.org Fax 703-683-7527 416-595-5333 www.containerization.org Web: www.moving.org Web: www.iecanada.com EPC global Inc. Council of Supply Chain Princeton Pike Corporate American Short Line Canadian Industrial Management Professionals Center Railroad Association Transportation Association (CSCMP) 1009 Lenox Dr., Suite 202 50 F Street, N.W. 580 Terry Fox Drive, Suite 405 333 East Butterfield Road Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Suite 7020 Ottawa, ON K2L 4C2 Suite 140 937-291-3300 Washington, DC 20001 613-599-6671 Lombard, Illinois 60148 Fax: 609-620-4613 202-628-4500 Fax: 613- 599-1295 630-574-0985 Web: www.epcglobalinc.org Fax: 202-628-6430 Web: www.cita-acti.ca Web: csmp.org Web: www.aslrra.org

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Expediting Management Institute of International International Vessel NAFA Fleet Management Association, Inc. Container Lessors Operators Hazardous Association 534 Bridlecreek Green SW 1990 M St NW Materials, Assoc. Inc. 125 Village Boulevard Calgary, AB T2Y 3P2 Suite 650 10 Hunter Brook Lane, Suite 200 Canada Washington, DC 20036-3417 Queensbury, NY 12804 Princeton Forrestal Village 403-201-6401 Telephone: 202-223-9800 518-761-0263 Princeton, NJ 08540 Fax: 403-201-6402 Fax: 202-223-9810 Fax: 518-792-7781 Telephone: 609.720.0882 Web: www.expedite.org Web: www.iicl.org Web: www.vohma.com Fax: 609.452.8004 E-mail: [email protected] Express Carriers Institute of Packaging International Warehouse Web: www.nafa.org Association Professionals Logistics Assoc. 9532 Liberia Avenue, #752 1833 Centre Point Circle, 2800 S. River Road, Suite 260 NASSTRAC Manassas, VA 20110 Des Plaines, IL 60018 9382 Oak Avenue Phone: 703-361-1058 Suite 123 847-813-4699 Waconia, MN 55387 USA Fax: 703-361-5274 Naperville, Illinois 60563, U.S. Fax: 847-813-0115 952-442-8850, ext. 208 E-mail: [email protected] 630- 544-5050 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: 952-442-3941 Web: www.expresscarriers.com Fax: 630- 544-5055 Web: www.iwla.com Web: www.nasstrac.org E-mail: [email protected] Express Delivery and Web: www.iopp.org The Intl. Furniture National Air Transportation Logistics Association Transportation and Association, Inc. 400 Admiral Blvd. Intermodal Association of 4226 King St. Logistics Council, Inc. Alexandria, VA 22302 Kansas City, MO 64106 North America 116 Deer Meadow Lane 703-998-7121 11785 Beltsville Drive 703-845-9000 Chatham, MA 02633 Fax: 703-845-8176 816-221-0254 508-945-2272 Fax: 703-998-7123 Suite 1100 Toll Free: 800-808-6282 Fax: 508-945-4815 Web: www.nata.aero Email: Calverton, MD 20705 Web: www.iftlc.org [email protected] 301-982-3400 National Association of Web: Fax: 301-982-4815 Material Handling Industry www.expressassociation.org E-mail: [email protected] Foreign-Trade Zones Web: www.intermodal.org of America (MHIA) 1001 Connecticut Ave, NW Garden City Group 8720 Red Oak Blvd., Suite 201 Suite 350 1985 Marcus Ave The International Air Cargo Charlotte, NC 28217-3992 Washington, DC 20036 Lake Success, NY 11042 Association 704-676-1190 202- 331-1950 800-327-3664 Fax: 704-676-1199 Fax: 202- 331-1994 Physical Address: Web: www.mhia.org Web: www.gcginc.com 5600 N.W. 36th Street Web: www.naftz.org Suite 620 Global Trade Academy Miami, FL 33122 Materials Handling and National Customs Brokers 66 Witherspoon Mailing Address: Management Society & Forwarders Assoc. of Box 1200 P.O. Box 661510 8720 Red Oak Blvd., Suite 201 America Princeton, NJ 08542 Miami, FL 33266-1510 Charlotte, NC 28217-3992 Phone: 704-676-1190 1200 18th Street, NW, #901 609-896-2020 786-265-7011 Washington, DC 20036 Fax: 609- 896-2025 Fax: 786 265 7012 Fax: 704-676-1199 Web: www.mhia.org/mhms 202-466-0222 [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Fax: 202-466-0226 www.learnatgta.com Web: www.tiaca.org Megatrux, Inc. Web: www.ncbfaa.org Inland Rivers, Ports, & International Air Transport Megatrux Express National Defense Terminals, Inc. Association (IATA) 9449 8th Street Rancho Cucamonga, Transportation Association 316 Board of Trade Pl. 800 Place Victoria 50 South Pickett Street New Orleans, LA 70130 PO Box 113 CA 91730 909-652-5050 Suite 220 504-585-0715 Montreal - H4Z 1M1 Alexandria, VA 22304 Fax: 504-525-8197 Quebec - Canada Fax: 909-652-5017 Web: www.megatrux.com 703-751-5011 Web: www.irpt.net 514-874-0202 Fax: 703-823-8761 Fax: 514-874-9632 Web: www.ndtahq.com Institute for Supply Web: www.iata.org Motion Industries, Inc. P.O. Box 1477 Management The National Industrial International Association of Birmingham, AL P.O. Box 22160 35201-1477 USA Transportation League Tempe, AZ 85285-2160 Refrigerated Warehouses 1605 Alton Road 1700 North Moore Street 480.752.6276 / 800.888.6276 1500 King Street Suite 201 Birmingham, AL Suite 1900 480.752.7890 Alexandria, VA 22314-2730 35210 USA; 205-956-1122 Arlington, VA 22209 Web: www.ism.ws 703-373-4300 Fax: 205- 951-1172 Phone: 703- 524-5011 Fax: 703-373-4301 Web: www.motion-ind.com Fax: 703- 524-5017 E-mail: [email protected]

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Email: [email protected] Red Bank, NJ 07701 800-845-8090; 770-486-5800 703-299-5700 Web: www.nitl.org 732-741-1936 Fax: 770-486-7649 Fax: 703-836-0123 Fax: 732-747-1161 Web: www.smc3.com Web: www.tianet.org National Motor Freight Web: www.nynjforwarders- Traffic Association, Inc. brokers.org/ SOLE - The International Transportation 1001 North Fairfax Street Society of Logistics Research Board Suite 600 ORBIS Corporation 14625 Baltimore Avenue 500 Fifth Street, NW Alexandria, VA 22314 1055 Corporate Center Drive Suite 303 Washington, DC 20001 703-838-1810; 866-411-6632 P.O. Box 389 Laurel, Maryland 20707-4902 202-334-2934 Fax: 703-683-1094 Oconomowoc, WI 53066- 301-459-8446 Fax: 202-334-2003 Web: www.nmfta.org 0389 Fax: 301-459-1522 Web: www.trb.org 800-890-7292 Email: [email protected] National Private International: 262-560-5000 Web: www.sole.org Truck Renting & Leasing Truck Council In Mexico: 01-800-696-8266 Association Email: info@orbiscorporation. Specialized Carriers & 950 N. Glebe Road, Suite 530 com 675 N. Washington Street Arlington, VA 22203-4183 Web: www.orbiscorporation.com Rigging Association (ATA) Suite 410 703-683-1300 5870 Trinity Parkway Alexandria, VA 22314 Fax: 703-683-1217 Suite 200 703-299-9120 Web: www.nptc.org Parcel Shippers Association Centreville, VA 20120 Fax: 703-299-9115 1420 King Street, Suite 620 703-698-0291 Web: www.trala.org Alexandria, VA 22314 Fax: 571-722-1698 National Tank Truck 571-257-7617 Carriers, Inc. Email: [email protected] Truck Trailer Manufacturers Fax: 571-257-7613 Website: www.scranet.org 950 North Glebe Road Email: [email protected] Association Suite #520 Web: www.parcelshippers.org 8506 Wellington Rd., Suite 101 Arlington, VA 22203-4183 Supply Chain & Logistics Manassas, VA 20109 703-838-1960 Private Motor Truck Association Canada 703-549-3010 Fax: 703-838-8860 7270 Woodbine Avenue Fax: 703-549-3014 Email: [email protected] Council of Canada Web: www.ttmanet.org Web: www.tanktruck.org 1660 North Service Road East Suite 204 Suite 115 Markham, ON L3R 4B9 Truckload Carriers Oakville, ON L6H 7G3 905-513-7300; 866-456-1231 National Waterways 905-827-0587; 877-501-PMTC Association Conference, Inc. Fax: 905-513-1248 555 E. Braddock Road Fax: 905-827-8212 Web: www.sclcanada.org 1100 North Glebe Road Email: [email protected] Alexandria, VA 22314 Suite 1010 Web: www.pmtc.ca 703-838-1950 Arlington, VA 22201 Logistics Institute at Fax: 703-836-6610 703-224-8007 Pro-Line Georgia Tech Web: www.truckload.org Fax: 866-371-1390 10 Avco Road 765 Ferst Drive, NW Web: www.waterways.org Haverhill, MA 01835 Atlanta, GA 30332-0205 The University of Tennessee 978-521-2600 404-894-2343 603 Haslam Business Building National Wooden Pallet & 800-739-9067 Fax: 404-894-6527 1000 Volunteer Boulevard Container Association Fax: 978 374 4885 Web: www.tli.gatech.edu Knoxville, TN 37996-4160 1421 Prince Street, Suite 340 Email: [email protected] 865-974-5001 Alexandria, VA 22314-2805 Web: www.1proline.com Supply-Chain Council, Inc. Fax: 865- 974-4989 703-519-6104 12320 Barker Cypress Rd. E-mail: [email protected] Fax: 703-519-4720 Rack Manufacturers Suite 600, PMB 321 Web: www.utk.edu Web: www.palletcentral.com Cypress, TX 77429-8329 Institute 202 962 0440 8720 Red Oak Blvd., Suite 201 Warehousing Education New Jersey Economic Fax: 202 540 9027 and Research Council Charlotte, NC 28217-3992 Web: www.supply-chain.org Development Authority 704-676-1190 1100 Jorie Boulevard PO Box 990, Fax: 704-676-1199 Suite 170 Trenton, NJ 08625-0990 Web: www.mhia.org Texas Cartage Oak Brook, IL 60523-4413 36 West State Street Warehouse, Inc. 630-990-0001 Trenton, NJ 08625 Ruan Transport Corporation 12344 E. Northwest Highway Fax: 630-990-0256 609-858-6700 3200 Ruan Center Dallas, Texas 75228 Web: www.werc.org Email: 666 Grand Ave 214- 320-3200; 214- 320-9103 [email protected] Des Moines, IA 50309 Email: [email protected] World Shipping Council Web: www.njeda.com 866-782-6669 Web: www.texcar.com 1156 15th Street, NW; Suite 300 Web: www.ruan.com Washington, D.C. 20005 New York/New Jersey Transportation 202-589-1230 Foreign Freight Forwarders SMC3 Intermediaries Association Fax: 202-589-1231 & Brokers Association 500 Westpark Drive 1625 Prince Street, Suite 200 Web: worldshipping.org PO Box 8217 Peachtree City, GA 30269 Alexandria, Virginia 22314

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American Express MasterCard Worldwide UPS Capital News World Financial Center 2000 Purchase St. 35 Glenlake Parkway NE 200 Vesey St. Purchase, NY 10577 Atlanta, GA 30328 New York, NY 10285 914-249-2000 877-263-8772 Blogs 212-640-2000 www.mastercard.us www.upscapital.com www.americanexpress.com Visa Inc. Reports Meridian Finance Group 900 Metro Center Blvd. Bank of America 1247 7th St. Foster City, CA 94404 Corporation Suite 200 650-432-3200 Case Studies Bank of America Corporate Santa Monica, CA 90401 www.visa.com Center 310-260-2130 100 North Tryon St. info@meridianfinance.com Wells Fargo White Papers Charlotte, NC 28255 www.meridianfinance.com 420 Montgomery St. 704-386-5681 San Francisco, CA 94104 www.bankofamerica.com PrimeRevenue 866-867-5568 Webcasts 1349 W. Peachtree St. www.wellsfargo.com Citigroup Suite 1800 399 Park Avenue Atlanta, GA 30309 Zurich North America Research New York, NY 10043 678-904-7100 1400 American Lane 212-559-1000 primerevenue.com Schaumburg, IL 60196 www.citigroup.com 800-382-2150 and more! RBS [email protected] CT Logistics 600 Washington Blvd. www.zurichna.com 12487 Plaza Drive Stamford, CT 06901 Visit Cleveland, OH 44130 203-897-2700 216-267-2000 www.rbs.com [email protected] info.ctlogistics.com Syncada (formerly supplychain247.com PowerTrack) Euler Hermes 901 Marquette Ave. South 800 Red Brook Blvd. Suite 1800 Owings Mills, MD 21117 Minneapolis, MN 55402 877-883-3224 866-274-5898 www.eulerhermes.us [email protected] www.syncada.com HSBC Corporate Services 2700 Sanders Road TradeCard Inc. Prospect Heights, IL 60070 75 Maiden Lane The most comprehensive 847-564-5000 12th Floor www.us.hsbc.com New York, NY 10038 resource for logistics, 212-405-1800 transportation, warehousing, JP Morgan Chase & Co. www.tradecard.com 270 Park Avenue distribution, and supply chain New York, NY 10017 professionals. 212-270-3928 www.jpmorganchase.com

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We have assembled for the new realities facing their trans- relationships to systematizing global an impressive lineup of portation operations at home and around trade compliance, the event spans a the globe. broad range of best practices and criti- educational sessions, To do this, the magazines assembled cal information for today’s supply chain top-notch speakers, and an impressive lineup of educational professionals. sessions, top-notch speakers, and valu- Over the next view pages, we’ll valuable resources. Learn able resources. From learning how to explore each of the sessions and share manage the new realities of transpor- some of the key takeaways from this how to manage the new tation management to optimizing 3PL year’s event. realities of transportation Keynote: management, optimize Managing the new realities of 3PL relationships, and transportation management systemize global trade Eric Starks and Noel Perry of FTR kick costs. That’s because the economy isn’t compliance. off the virtual conference by examin- accelerating as quickly as expected and ing the “new realities of transporta- the industry is getting used to—and tion management,” giving attendees a getting more effi cient at—operating at historical picture of the industry and higher capacity utilization levels. sharing some valuable insights about “The recovery has yet to begin the future. The pair examines the cur- expanding and has not yet made up for rent overall transportation markets, the losses incurred during the reces- including trucking, rail, and intermodal sion,” says Perry, who notes that inter- markets, and reviews both current and modal is the one sector that’s quickly future cost trends. returned to its “peak” levels experi- Perry shows attendees the trends enced in 2006 and earlier. in freight costs over the last few years “From a fi xed asset basis, there’s still and compares pre-recession (2006) excess capacity in the system,” Perry numbers with current costs and future points out. The phrase “the roads get expectations. Unlike historical periods more and more congested every year,” of recovery, Perry explains that the cur- for example, doesn’t necessarily hold rent economic climate is not necessarily true in 2013 and probably won’t apply straining capacity or pushing up freight in 2014 either, he adds. “We’re well

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The editorial teams of Logistics Management and Supply Chain Management Review were on the ground in Denver to cover the industry’s foremost gathering of thought leaders. Here are some of the key insights they picked up along the way.

Editors’ Note: We realize that our readers are juggling more responsibilities dent Ronald Reagan, addressed the with less of just about everything they need—especially time. Knowing that subject of trucking regulations. “There many logistics and supply chain professionals can’t easily escape the office as are very significant changes going on in easily as they once could, Logistics Management and Supply Chain Manage- the trucking industry that are impor- ment Review offer a few of the highlights that we we were able to gather dur- tant because they’re part of your busi- ing the three-day event that will help you fine-tune your logistics and supply ness and part of your supply chain,” chain strategy over the coming months. said Burnley. One of the most significant changes, according to Burnley, is the new motor CSCMP panel focuses on critical carriers hours-of-service (HOS) regu- lation that took effect on July 1. He industry regulations said that it might be too soon to assess BY JEFF BERMAN, GROUP NEWS EDITOR its overall impact and how it could exacerbate the driver shortage, while DENVER—The impact of regula- Challenges in Transportation.” noting that despite opposition of the tions is a constant theme in the freight UPS Vice President Tom Jensen, the rules from many industry groups, it’s transportation and logistics sectors, session’s moderator, noted how myriad apparent that the new regulations will whether a shipper’s core focus is inside regulations have had a tangible impact stick. or outside the four walls. The subject on how freight transportation and logis- Burnley also touched upon CSA, of regulations was certainly front and tics services providers treat customers which, he explained, in some cases is center at the Council of Supply Chain and run their own operations. flawed. “If a truck is in an accident Management Professionals (CSCMP) James Burnley, a partner at the without regard to fault, that goes into Annual Global Conference in Den- Washington, D.C.-based law firm the database,” he said. “If a driver is ver during a session entitled “Planes, Venable LLP and former Secretary of distracted at a red light and hits some- Trains, and Automobiles—Regulatory Transportation under the late Presi- body, that goes in. If a driver gets hit

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by somebody, that goes in. The indus- real crisis, because the states are not in comprehensive overview in terms of try believes that there are some ways a position to step in and really replace ordering the priorities for resources to work through this, but there are the federal rules. We are all con- spent on infrastructure and mak- those on the other side who say it’s cerned. If you think our infrastructure ing America more competitive. “The usually the truck driver that survives today is not being properly maintained only way to do this is to develop some an accident so all incidents need to be or improved, then just wait three or type of comprehensive plan that deals recorded.” four years.” with freight transportation,” he said. While industry stakeholders view Peter Gatti, executive vice president “I’m not sure what it will lead to, but many regulations as hindrances, Burn- of the National Industrial Transporta- that’s the premise and we’ll have to see ley described the status of the High- tion League, noted that while MAP-21 where that leads.” way Trust Fund as “one huge cloud” was a “new” bill it really kept things MAP-21, added Gatti, essentially hanging over the federal role in the the same. Parts of MAP-21, such as kicks the “can down the road” leaving nation’s highway system. The main the two-year study of truck size and the door open for how to develop new reason for this, he said, is that the dol- weight limits, were more of a compro- sources of revenue, with pros and cons lars coming into it don’t support the mise among lawmakers than anything in terms of where to go in the next level of spending. else, he said, joking that “there’s a say- cycle, which begins when MAP-21 “We last raised federal fuel taxes 20 ing in Washington that if you study expires at the end of September 2014. years ago,” said Burnley. “And through something enough it will go away.” “I think we’re going to see a game last year and beginning in 2008, when With a finite amount of capital of political football again in terms of it went underwater, the federal govern- resources available for transportation, where to bridge that gap in the HTF,” ment had to transfer $4 billion from Gatti said that there needs to be a Gatti said. the general revenue fund into the Highway Trust Fund just to prop it up and keep current funds going.” New study released at CSCMP What’s more, Burnley added that one thing both sides of the aisle agree addresses “Big Data” upon is that they not raise the federal BY PATRICK BURNSON, EXECUTIVE EDITOR fuel tax. “The White House views that as a regressive tax and Republicans DENVER—The fact that we’ve Capgemini consulting analyst. “While don’t want new taxes on anything,” he entered the Big Data era was among other surveys have reported higher said. the major themes surfacing at the levels of participation, 30 percent of Another issue is the pending expira- recently concluded CSCMP Annual shipper respondents and 27 percent of tion of the federal transportation bill, Global Conference. 3PLs indicated that they are planning MAP-21, in September 2014, which, When Capgemini analysts unveiled or currently undergoing big data initia- coupled with the ongoing funding the 18th Annual Third Party Logistics tives,” she says. issues related to the Highway Trust (3PL) Study, they emphasized that Interestingly, about half of each Fund (HTF), leaves the current pre- shippers (97 percent) and third-party group disagree that Big Data fuels dicament without a predictable out- logistics providers (93 percent) feel these decisions. In spite of this, ship- come, explained Burnley. strongly that improved, data-driven pers and 3PLs concur that Big Data “There are ideas focused on a fed- decision making is essential to the can be leveraged in both functional eral infrastructure bank and vehicle future success of their supply chain and strategic aspects of supply chain miles traveled and other alternative activities and processes. operations and to support visibility and funding mechanisms that would not However, shippers differ widely in make supply chains more agile. replace the HTF, but would instead their levels of interest, understanding, The 18th Annual Third Party Logis- supplement it,” said Burnley. “This is a and adoption, says Melissa Hadhazy, tics Study—done in collaboration

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with Penske, Penn State University their relationships. that decline, the survey found that and Korn/Ferry International—also As suggested in last year’s report, more than two-thirds of these compa- showed the continuing, positive overall however, several ongoing factors are nies had a profitable 2012. nature of shipper/3PL relationships. having an impact on the progress “Growth expectations for all three Both parties view them as being suc- toward the advanced end of the matu- regions were somewhat surprising,” cessful, while shippers report they’re rity model for shipper/3PL relation- said Lieb in an interview following seeing positive results again this year. ships. the presentation. “The forecast for According to the findings, when the While gainsharing and collaboration the industry in these regions is always relationships are working there’s an with other companies—even competi- substantially lower than individual average logistics cost reduction of 11 tors—to achieve logistics cost and ser- company forecasts. The companies percent; average inventory cost reduc- vice improvements would appear to be profiled in this survey are the ‘big guys,’ tion of 6 percent; and an average fixed markers for advanced relationships, it and it might be that they can capture logistics cost reduction of 23 percent. seems that these approaches are more very large contracts in these markets— According to the results, shippers preferred in certain shipper-3PL rela- which is far different for smaller 3PL agree that 3PLs provide new and inno- tionships, and less in others. players.” vative ways to improve logistics effec- Capgemini says that there are some Lieb said that at the moment North tiveness and that they’re sufficiently encouraging results that suggest a American-based 3PLs are best posi- agile and flexible to accommodate slight increase this year in outsourc- tioned for future growth, whereas the future business needs and challenges. ing of strategic, customer-facing, and slow recovery in Europe, especially Despite ongoing churn in shipper/3PL IT-intensive logistics activities. Had- southern Europe, and an increase in relationships, in general, shippers are hazy and others involved with the sur- manufacturers shifting operations out increasing their use of outsourced vey observed that innovation—when of the Asia-Pacific region are having an logistics services—and shippers and it finally surfaces in the optimization impact on those respective areas to a 3PLs now say that they’re about process—is fast, but not disruptive. degree. equally satisfied with the openness, “And disruption is precisely what we Joe Carlier, vice president for sales transparency, and communication in need,” concluded Hadhazy. at Penske Logistics, said that pres- sures on CEOs in Asia-Pacific and Europe remain intact, with shippers 3PL CEOs are optimistic about growth demanding more from their 3PLs and looking for alternatives and innovative prospects, according to survey approaches to reduce costs and inven- tory cycle time. “The difference I’m presented at CSCMP seeing over there is that discussion points relevant to strategy are gaining BY JEFF BERMAN, GROUP NEWS EDITOR momentum compared to what it was like three years ago when more ship- DENVER—A focus on growth, and Europe forecasted three-year reve- pers were looking for more help on the regardless of its pace, was a key under- nue growth projections of 14.6 percent technology side,” he said. lying theme in the results of the 20th and 10.3 percent, respectively, with Lieb added that today more ship- Annual Survey of Third-Party Logistics Asia-Pacific CEOs calling for growth pers are less reliant on things like CEOs, which was released in conjunc- of 11.6 percent, down from 12.5 per- expedited and higher-end services tion with the Council of Supply Chain cent a year ago. What’s more, the sur- and are looking for lower-cost alterna- Management Professionals (CSCMP) vey found that 52 percent of all CEOs tives. The topic of global near-shoring Annual Conference in Denver. surveyed met or exceeded 2012 rev- received a fair amount of attention in This survey is conducted by Dr. enue projections, which were off from the survey, with 78 percent of CEOs Robert Lieb, professor of Supply Chain 63 percent a year ago. But even with observing that increasing labor costs Management at Northeastern University, and sponsored by Penske Logistics, and is based on feedback from 34 3PL CEOs throughout North America, Europe, and Asia- Pacific, with cumulative rev- enues in 2012 at roughly $50 billion. The survey found that the 3PL CEOs in North America

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in China are leading some companies expect there to be a greater empha- economy towards omni-channel to relocate manufacturing and export sis on developing new financial and retailing has led to an expansion of consolidation functions to Thailand, economic indicators to provide more reverse logistics activities in North Vietnam, Indonesia, and Sri Lanka. accurate revenue projections. America and increased popularity In North America, the survey cited Sustainability: The third-party of e-commerce and e-fulfillment in how near-shoring continues to occur, logistics industry continues to get Asia-Pacific. with shippers moving from Asia-Pacific “greener,” with 56 percent of compa- Healthcare: Twenty-eight of to Mexico, most notably in the auto- nies launching new sustainability ini- the 34 companies surveyed provide motive, technology, and pharmaceuti- tiatives during 2012. However, these third-party logistics services to cus- cal sectors for sourcing- and manu- initiatives have not yet been linked to tomers in the healthcare industry. facturing-related activity. On top of attracting new customers or keeping Many cited increasing regulations of that, the survey found that 87 percent current customers. the industry as being a major chal- of CEOs in North America who are Retail/ E-commerce: Shift- lenge in their efforts to grow busi- active in Mexico say that their work ing dynamics in the global retail ness in that vertical. there represents 9.3 percent of total U.S. revenues. That figure is expected to rise to 12.5 percent by 2016. CEVA Logistics CEO feels good about “Over the last few years, it has become clear that this is more than company’s future prospects just talk,” said Lieb. “Movements are BY JEFF BERMAN, GROUP NEWS EDITOR taking place and being driven by a number of things like labor costs and benefit levels, resource costs rising, DENVER—As shippers’ businesses go The demands of our customers’ cus- and transportation costs going up, too. the business operations of third-party tomers are increasing as well, which There have also been supply chain dis- logistics (3PL) services providers fol- means we have to focus on quality, ruptions due to natural disasters that low suite, according to CEVA Logistics speed, and price. That puts pressure are resulting in more companies mov- CEO Marv Schlanger. on us, because our customers are talk- ing their product closer to the point of Speaking at a media breakfast at ing about procurement spend, need- consumption.” CSCMP’s Annual Global Confer- ing flexibility in their operations, and Other key trends cited in the survey ence, Schlanger cited various drivers about inventory optimization.” included: of CEVA’s customers business that Other factors playing a role in how Talent Management: Finding extend to the Netherlands-based 3PL, 3PLs need to react to customer needs and keeping talent, specifically man- including market volatility which in cited by Schlanger include costs and agers, has ranked as one of the most turn makes supply chain control and growing demand in emerging markets, significant market challenges in each visibility critical to customers. as a 3PL’s footprint becomes critical to regional response over the past 20 “It’s no surprise that the global econ- customers and their ability to meet the years. To ensure a bright future, third- omy is tough,” said Schlanger. “There requirements of their own customers party logistics providers must be com- are very few sectors today where we as well. petitive across multiple dimensions feel comfortable with volume and mar- Shifting over to CEVA’s perfor- when it comes to hiring, and they must gin pressure. This means we have to mance as a company, Schlanger said try to understand what the new gen- perform, provide better quality, and be that 2013 has been an interesting year eration of employees are looking for in more adaptive for both the products for the company, explaining that in an employer. and services we offer. Today every- many ways it had to rebuild the foun- Forecasting Revenue: With slow thing is global, especially our custom- dation of the company. economic growth continuing over the ers, and they need to know where their “This time last year, we announced next year, North American 3PL CEOs goods are at any given point in time. a cost reduction program, taking 100

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million Euros [$137.8 million] of costs and investments to help support their our guides have become a primary out of the company in the fourth quarter business, which is being reflected in information source for third-party of 2012 and the first quarter of 2013,” recent customer wins with large ship- logistics market information,” says said Schlanger. “We also announced the pers, including Ford, Michelin, and Evan Armstrong, president of Arm- recapitalization of the company, where IBM. strong & Associates. He notes that we rebuilt the balance sheet by elimi- “We really have good traction in the over half of the 3PL profiles highlight nating 1.3 billion Euros of debt ($1.7 marketplace, and we’re happy with our international providers. Each profile billion) and receiving a capital infusion position today,” said Schlanger. “We’re includes assessments of the 3PLs of a minimum of 230 million Euros now focused on growing our footprint overall capabilities, strengths, and ($312 million) for investment in its and our position in the marketplace. weaknesses and identifies 3PLs with business plan. That was very significant Our goal is to create value and logis- the requisite capabilities necessary to and important in order to build a strong tics excellence, which is our theme be classified as Tier 1 global supply financial future.” and what our customers want. We feel chain managers. With a healthier balance sheet good about the company, have put a “These providers have extensive IT intact, Schlanger said that CEVA is number of issues behind us, and the capabilities, over 5,000 employees, now able to focus on growth for its company is well positioned for future and provide service to 90 percent or customers, bringing in new services success.” more of the world’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP),” says Armstrong. Global supply chain services Armstrong & Associates releases 3PL providers such as APL Logistics, C.H. Robinson, CEVA, DB Schen- guide during CSCMP ker, DHL, Kuehne + Nagel, Menlo Worldwide, Panalpina, Ryder, UTi, BY PATRICK BURNSON, EXECUTIVE EDITOR and Yusen Logistics are covered extensively. Which 3PL brands are the most efits,” outlined research on brand In-depth profiles are also pre- recognizable? A session conducted strength as well as an analysis of the sented for continentally based major by Armstrong & Associates, Inc. at RFP/RFI process. Now shippers can players GENCO, Jacobson, Kenco, the recently concluded CSCMP obtain additional perspective with the Kerry, Mainfreight, Norbert Den- Annual Global Conference posited 21st edition of the leading third-party tressangle, OHL, Toll and Werner that direct sales activities and the logistics providers guide, Who’s Who among others. Important niche spe- involvement of procurement/pur- in Logistics. The new edition, in two cialists like BNSF Logistics, Coyote chasing personnel have changed the volumes, the Americas and Interna- Logistics, Echo Global Logistics, ground rules. tional, has been expanded with in- Freightquote, LMS, Luís Simões, Their session titled “Third Party depth profiles of 377 3PLs. ModusLink, TQL, and Transplace Logistics: Buying, Brands, and Ben- “Since our first publication in 1994, are also reviewed in detail. IWLA chief shares advice for 3PL customers at CSCMP oel Anderson, president and CEO 2. Data transparency: The shipper novation to the shipper’s supply chain? Jof The International Warehouse should always be able to get answers After examining the deep questions in Logistics Association, spoke on “pesky to the questions of inventory in storage, #3, does the 3PL mull it over and then regulations” at the recently concluded in transit, expected delivery dates, im- respond with an alternative approach CSCMP Annual Global Conference in mediate notification of any delays, and that can reduce the time and cost and Denver. Now that he’s announced his expected resolution of the delays. improve the reliability and efficiency of pending retirement, Anderson shared 3. Did they ask the right questions? the supply chain? this “check list” for shippers wising to vet When presenting responses to an RFP, 5. Commitment: Does the shipper 3PLs promising “optimization.” did the 3PL also ask deep questions have the commitment of the senior Here are some of his observations: about the shipper’s supply chain and the management of the 3PL? Anderson 1. Service expectations: The ship- shipper’s customer requirements? Third has found that the most successful per needs to clearly define its market parties provide substituted services for 3PLs that secure new business con- and service expectations. For example, the shipper, and to provide at the same tracts are ones where senior manage- if the shipper does not have any trading level or better, the 3PL must know all the ment participates in the service offer- patterns outside of a defined area, look “ins and outs” of the shipper’s supply ing. Nothing says “I care” better than for someone with a proven track record chain, including what the shipper’s cus- senior management participating in of services and promises kept within that tomers expect. making the proposal a reality. service area. 4. Innovation: Does the 3PL bring in- —Patrick Burnson, Executive Editor

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Results of the 22nd Annual Study of Logistics and Transportation Trends (Masters of Logistics) shared at CSCMP BY MARY C. HOLCOMB, PH.D., UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE; KARL B. MANRODT, PH.D., GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY

Editors Note: Our live presentation of this annual study, moderated by Group is driven by who has the responsibility Editorial Director Michael Levans, was once again one of the best-attended ses- for transportation decisions. sions at CSCMP. What follows is an overview of this year’s findings. To attend the Transportation/logistics is still the pri- Webcast of this session go to logisticsmgmt.com/masters2013. mary functional area with responsibility for managing transportation. However, Some have said transportation is a street tive. Or, you could view transportation when it comes to preparing and request- leading to unlimited destinations. On as a value-added service and work to ing quotes and bids, purchasing/procure- this street, some are headed to a place develop relationships with carriers who ment either solely, or in combination where transportation is viewed as a com- work with you and provide flexibility. with transportation/logistics, leads this modity. Others have made a U-turn and The big question is: which is the right task in almost half of companies. Pur- are headed toward an end point of long- one if capacity continues to tighten and chasing/procurement is also materially term commitment where transportation transportation costs keep on rising. involved in carrier negotiations. providers are viewed as critical partners. Meanwhile, the majority remains in the Cost to serve The “new” Masters middle, parked in the off-ramps. As a derived demand, transportation The phrase “Masters of Logistics” was This allegory reflects a trend contin- has reflected inconsistent demand pat- coined during a time when the size of ued by a group of carriers and shippers terns due to changing consumer require- company (based on annual sales rev- towards the co-creation of value, and this ments. The result is an increase in the enues) made a significant difference in group has moved further along the road cost to serve that is being directly felt in managing logistics and transportation. to positioning transportation as a strate- transportation expenditures. Over the years, the impact of the Mas- gic value-add function. The results of the This year’s study results confirm that ters (companies with annual revenues 22nd Annual Trends and Issues in Trans- transportation costs increased at a brisk greater than $3 billion) has ebbed as portation and Logistics (Masters of Logis- rate from the previous year. Companies many of the critical difference-making tics) findings indicate that this “value- who spent more than 5 percent of sales elements has become more widely avail- added” view of transportation directly on domestic transportation grew from able to companies of all sizes. relates to better company performance. 26.8 percent to 30.9 percent from 2012 The results of this year’s study point This year’s findings reveal that the to 2013. While this shift was notewor- towards a shift by the Masters of Logis- value-added approach is a two-way street thy, the largest swing occurred for those tics that is significantly different from where both parties are committed to the companies that previously had been smaller companies. The survey data long-term success of the other. spending 1 percent to 2 percent of sales indicate that the Masters are focusing on on transportation and are now spending continuously improving their transporta- A changing business climate 2 percent to 3 percent, representing a tion processes in order to keep costs low. Over the past few years, various facets of 26.3 percent increase in the companies Another key trend: The Masters the business environment have altered in this spending category—a difference aren’t always the Masters of Perfor- how shippers and carriers manage their that can translate into millions of dollars. mance. Smaller and medium-sized operations. Study participants reported The data suggests that LTL, intermo- companies, also reported results that that foremost among these is changing dal, and surface parcel are the benefi- were better than competitors across customer requirements, followed by cost ciaries of this multi-modal approach to factors such as firm profitability, return to serve and demand uncertainty. meeting transportation needs. on assets, market share, and customer Regardless of size of company or posi- service levels. In the years to come, we tion in the supply chain, trying to meet Purchasing takes an increasing role believe that the “new” Masters will be performance expectations and customer The way we manage and control trans- dictated by the results they achieve, needs is increasingly difficult. The envi- portation is changing. Part of this change and not by their size. Ⅺ ronment is even challenging for carriers. 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LEGACY Supply Chain Services is a third-party logistics provider with over 38 years of supply chain experience. Our expanded North American distribution footprint includes over 6,000,000 square feet of dedicated and multi-client space in 50 locations across 19 states and 3 Canadian provinces.

The LEGACY Advantage Ron Cain Just like other logistics providers, we recognize design, technology, and Chairman & CEO infrastructure as integral parts of every supply chain. And we have the Tier 1 Technology and supply chain engineering, buildings, and contracts to prove it. What distinguishes us in the 3PL industry is our values-based LEGACY culture. We develop our people to be more than excellent supply chain professionals – we invest in their development as leaders who make a difference in the lives of co-workers, customers, and their local communities.

Values-Based Culture Drives Supply Chain Performance Mt. Juliet, TN Through our proprietary cultural development model, LEGACY helps clients increase supply chain performance. Aligning employees with core values, and intentionally developing the right culture drives employee engagement, reduction of waste, increased productivity and ultimately decreased costs. Our leadership culture is the engine that drives high-touch personal service and sustainable performance for our clients, year over year.

Full-service Solutions and High-touch Service We specialize in providing customized supply chain solutions to several vertical markets including Consumer Goods, Technology, Industrial Manufacturing, Retail, Food & Beverage, Aftermarket Automotive, Life Sciences, and Government.

• Warehousing & Distribution: Dedicated contract and multi-client facilities, business-to-business and direct-to-consumer fulfillment models, Tier 1 WMS capabilities, and labor optimization • International Transportation: Import & export freight forwarding, air cargo, NVOCC ocean freight, foreign-to-foreign services, project cargo, global agent network, and Tier 1 international TMS • North American Transportation: LTL & full truckload brokerage, dedicated contract carriage, rail & intermodal, expedited services, specialized & project, last mile & white glove, and Tier 1 TMS • Customs & Compliance: U.S. Customs brokerage, foreign entry services, compliance support, full documentation services, and foreign trade zone • And Everything to Add Value in Between: Transportation analysis & planning, supply chain design, value-added services, and customized supply chain technology

Our full-service solutions and high-touch service make LEGACY one of the Top 3PLs in North America. To learn more, visit www.LEGACYscs.com or call 800.361.5028 ext. 6.

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116 LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT | DECEMBER 2013 WWW.LOGISTICSMGMT.COM ® COMPANY PROFILE ADVERTISEMENT Panther Expedited Services Panther Expedited Services, is committed to providing Premium Logistics® solutions while consistently exceeding our customers’ expectations. We will experience growth and enhanced corporate profitabilit through state-of-the-art technology and investing in our most valuable asset, our people.

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About Us automotive, chemical, energy, electron- Founded in 1992, Panther Expedited ics, pharmaceutical, retail, and defense Services, Inc. is one of the largest industries. These experts know what’s premium logistics companies in the important to you and ensure our world. We provide door-to-door solutions exceed your requirements. transportation solutions for more than 10,000 customers worldwide, including Leading Technology Fortune 1000 corporations, government Our proprietary web-based quote, agencies, and transportation service book, and track technology evaluates providers. over 200,000 shipping options in seconds and presents the custoemr with buy-up and buy-down options. Customers can Premium Services track any shipment in real-time by Whether your shipment needs to move satellite. You’ll know where your freight over the ground, through the air, or on the is at all times. ocean, Panther’s logistics profressionals can provide a range of potential solutions Real Results Panther Expedited Services that best meet your time and cost We are relentless about finding ways 4940 Panther Parkway requirements. We are obsessive about to save customers time and money - all Seville, OH 44273 service and lead the industry in on-time while improving service. We constantly P: 800.685.0657 F: 330.769.5845 performance, regardless of the complexity analyze data to identify areas of [email protected] of the shipment. improvement and provide customized www.pantherexpedite.com reporting so you have complete visibility Industry Expertise to the efficiency of your supply-chain. Atlanta, Chicago, Denver We not only know our business, but we We know we are successful because our Kansas City, Los Angeles, Sacramento have people that know your business. Our customers continue to turn to us to solve experienced professionals come from the their most complex problems.

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PILOTING LOGISTICS.

Pilot Freight Services is a full-service global transportation and logistics company with over 75 locations throughout North America, as well as locations in Amsterdam, the Netherlands; A Coruña, Spain; and a worldwide network of overseas partners. Not only can we move your freight anywhere in the world, we can deliver the expertise and customized services that help businesses run more effectively and efficiently. That’s what we call

As North America’s largest privately held freight forwarder, we offer a full range of services, such as time-definite Domestic and International air transport; Expedited Ground; Ocean Freight; Special Services, such as B-to-B or Home Delivery; Automotive Services for OEMs; Logistics Services, such as warehousing and inventory; and Transborder Services with complete Customs Brokerage.

Pilot has dedicated more than 43 years to building our business—and a reputation for distinguished service. In fact, we recently won our 24th Logistics Management Quest for Quality Award and proudly carry the ISO 9001:2000 certification.

Discover what is all about. Visit us online, or call our National Customer Service hotline at 1-800-HI-PILOT.

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Strategic Supply Chain Support

Challenged to enhance service levels? Increase efficiency? Improve your bottom-line? We can help. At Saddle Creek, we offer strategic solutions to help you reach your business goals.

Optimizing distribution networks Cliff Otto Ready to take a more strategic approach to network configuration? We can help guide your site selection process to ensure optimal President efficiency. With access to our conveniently located facilities around Saddle Creek Logistics Services the country, you can meet your needs without a major investment Leverage our wide array of logistics in infrastructure — whether you have a B-to-B distribution capabilities — warehousing, center model or a B-to-C fulfillment operation. As a result, you’ll transportation, packaging and improve service levels, better manage your inventory and reduce fulfillment — for an integrated transportation costs. solution that supports your business objectives. Supporting postponement strategies Delaying product configuration until the last possible minute can increase your flexibility and help you be more responsive to market demands. Take advantage of value-added services at our locations nationwide in order to move product customization closer to your customer. From rainbow pack assembly to hard drive formatting to mechanical alterations, we can accommodate a variety of special requirements to help streamline your supply chain. Download our Investing in e-fulfillment whitepaper on distribution network We’ve recently invested $3.5 million in automated fulfillment optimization: solutions and opened strategically located facilities to help customers increase efficiency and speed delivery times. Operational solutions include pick-to-light technology, automated label application/manifesting, small-parcel banding and more. With our existing infrastructure, we can build a custom operation from the ground up in as little as six weeks. We invite you to see how our integrated services can help you develop a stronger, more effective supply chain.

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Saia LTL Freight

Richard D. O’Dell President and CEO

Moving you forward

If nearly 90 years has taught us anything, it is that of which resulted in signifi cant savings and improved goals are realized and victories won through performance for our customers. persistence; a willful determination to never stop moving forward. At Saia, our persistence compels us A vehicle for employee growth

to continuously fi nd ways to adapt to market changes Our dock-to-driver program enables Saia dockworkers while never losing sight of who we are. to train for their commercial driver’s license while working their current job. It provides them an enhanced Today, that drive is second nature to Saia and a major career path and allows us to retain some of our most reason why we are the fi rst choice for so many shippers. dedicated employees. The program is proving so popular, in fact, that many workers are electing to Reaping the benefi ts of Quality Matters re-locate to states where it is offered in order to take We have also seen the benefi ts of Quality Matters, advantage of the opportunity. our comprehensive company-wide program designed to stress quality in every department, process and corner Now, more than ever – whether it’s on the dock or of our business. Key components of Quality Matters on the road – using the latest technology – improving were the investments we made in our fl eet, supply chain effi ciency – Saia is moving in technology and in employee training – all our customers forward.

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Southwest Airlines Cargo®

Southwest Airlines® stands above the rest with an unmatched flight schedule of over 3,500 flights across our network. And, now that the Southwest Airlines® and AirTran® networks are connected, Cargo Custom- ers have hundreds of new flight options to choose from for reliable shipping, including new cargo destinations: Memphis, TN (MEM); Grand Rapids, MI (GRR); Charlotte, NC (CLT); Rochester, NY (ROC); Richmond, VA (RIC); and San Juan, PR (SJU).

We understand the urgency of time critical shipments and know that sometimes overnight is not an option. With our express service, Next Flight Guaranteed (NFGSM), we provide flight specific service (on available Matt Buckley, Vice President flights) and a 100 percent money-back guarantee. of Cargo & Charters Flight specific service allows Customers to select the next available flight departure for their shipments. If your shipment does not require next flight service, we offer RUSH Priority FreightSM or FREIGHTSM service.

Customer Service remains a focus for Southwest Airlines Cargo. Our Employees are proud to operate Cargo Facilities in a majority of our destinations, providing Customers with award-winning Customer Service and operational excellence. In 2013, Southwest Airlines Cargo was recognized with awards in excellence from Air Cargo World, Airforwarders Association (AfA), Express Delivery & Logistics Association (XLA) and Logistics Management Magazine. Thanks to the Employees in many different capacities across our system, our Customers’ shipments move on time, fast, and efficiently.

Customers can take advantage of our Relentlessly Reliable® service by contacting our Cargo Customer Care Center at (800) 533-1222; our Representatives are available seven days a week. As Southwest Airlines Cargo remains committed to providing our Custom- ers with the most reliable shipping options and the best Customer Service in the industry, we will continue to focus on growing our network and enhancing the Cargo Customer Experience. To find information on our flight schedule, rates, network, or to open a cargo account, visit swacargo.com®.

Contact Cargo Customer Care Center at (800) 533-1222, or visit swacargo.com®

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Logistics customers are looking for efficiency and quality performance. UniGroup Logistics is delivering with significant investments in new customer-facing technology, which will create enhanced supply chain solutions, provide customers improved access to their information and create full transparency into our processes. Transparency is important to both UniGroup Logistics and our customers. By giving customers the ability to track, trace and view shipments they can accurately measure the services delivered against the individualized key performance indicators set by each customer.

In addition to the development of our technology solutions, we leverage our large global footprint to provide quality service. For more than 70 years, the UniGroup companies have provided unparalleled transportation, warehousing and logistics services around the world. When customers work with UniGroup Logistics, UniGroup’s experienced personnel and its network of 1,400 warehouse locations, 56 million square feet of warehouse space worldwide and 14,000 trucks are ready to execute services ranging from supply chain management to custom warehouse solutions. UniGroup Logistics applies its expertise and resources to support customers’ unique requirements, utilizing two trusted names in the transportation industry – United Van Lines and Mayflower Transit.

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Supply chain solutions that deliver.

UTi is one of the industry’s leading non-asset based, global third party logistics providers. We deliver competitive advantage to each of our client’s supply chains through innovative, integrated solutions. We are committed to delivering value that will help clients succeed in today’s uncertain economic environment. This means maintaining an external focus on the global marketplace, being alert to potential obstacles as well as opportunities, and having solutions ready that can eliminate complexity. Our primary services include: – Air and Ocean Freight Forwarding – Distribution – Contract Logistics – Managed Transportation Services – Customs Brokerage – Supply Chain Analysis and Consulting UTi FREIGHT FORWARDING With 313+ freight forwarding locations, in 59 countries, UTi believes freight transportation is about reducing costs while delivering goods when and where they are needed. Value is provided through inter-modal shipping at competitive rates, utilizing air, ocean, surface and specialty transportation services.

UTi CONTRACT LOGISTICS & DISTRIBUTION Operating a global footprint of 245 logistics centers with more than 26 million square feet of warehousing worldwide, UTi can store, confi gure and deliver your products while maintaining the visibility and inventory management you need to effectively manage your business. Whether delivering goods to a global client base or managing complex inbound supply chains, our transportation and inventory optimization tools reduce network costs and improve product availability.

UTi SUPPLY CHAIN DESIGN AND INNOVATION UTi leverages our global network, IT systems, relationships with transportation providers, and expertise in outsourcing to improve visibility and reduce costs. Our team can help you build a business case for change, innovation and cost reduction in your organization.

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BILL PFLEGER President, Yale Distribution

For more than 100 years, Yale Materials Handling Corporation has made good on the promise to get the job done better, faster and at the best value with unparalleled service at every step. Yale® lift trucks are innovatively designed, engineered to high-performance standards, manufactured in world-class facilities and supported by one of the largest and most experienced dealer organizations in the world.

“We combine our customer-centric product orientation with world-class manufacturing focus to provide high- quality products that meet our customers’ needs,” said Bill Pfleger, president of Yale Distribution. “We apply this strategy across the globe by developing a strong product base globally and then tailoring the features and options to the specific local needs of our customers.”

The full line of Yale products ranges in capacity from 2,000 to 36,000 lbs. and includes electric, gas, LP-gas, dual fuel, CNG and diesel-powered lift trucks, along with narrow aisle, very narrow aisle and motorized hand trucks.

“Our broad product base provides a vast array of materials handling solutions designed to reduce our customers’ total cost of operation,” Pfleger added. “As customers consider not just the initial purchase price of the lift truck, but also the increased performance, the reduced maintenance and the robust interactive features to make operators more efficient, they will understand the overall value that Yale lift trucks provide their business operation.”

Yale continues to add to and improve its product and service offerings. In the last year, Yale has introduced a new center rider, second level order selector, an updated electric rider lift truck series with a capacity of 8,000- 12,000 lbs., and an all-new electric alternative to combustion engine lift trucks in the 8,000-10,000 lb. range. The redesigned reach truck features a new side-stance control handle for improved operator grip, comfort and productivity. Yale also made numerous other product improvements to its warehouse end rider, three- wheel stand and sit down lift trucks to improve customer efficiency and productivity. One improvement made for the end rider was to include power steering to help the operator be as productive in hour eight of the shift as in hour one. The Yale Vision wireless asset management system was also unveiled in 2013 to assist customers in monitoring their lift truck fleets and in reducing operating costs.

“We are working hard to provide many more new product and service innovations in 2013 and beyond,” said Pfleger. “We see ongoing areas for innovation in our electric product range and will pursue those to provide an even greater, more efficient product to our customers. We continually work with our customers and suppliers to identify and develop new products and features that add value to our customers’ operations.”

For more information or to find the Yale lift truck dealer nearest you, call 1-800-233-YALE or visit www.yale.com.

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Yusen Logistics Connects the World

usen Logistics is an award-winning global scope. Internationally, Yusen As part of a list of select companies, Yglobal logistics provider with Logistics provides ocean and air Yusen Logistics has the honor of over 55 years of expertise in freight freight forwarding, customs and origin being recognized by the following forwarding and transportation. With consolidation services as part of an organizations for its green initiatives and more than 16,000 employees and 400 overall import management program, or sustainable business operations: offices worldwide, it provides services to as standalone services. Domestically, it • Morningstar Social Investment Index customers across Asia, Europe, North provides multiple inland transportation • Dow Jones Sustainability Index and South America, and Oceania. It is options, including intermodal, full and • Ethisphere World’s Most Ethical a member of the NYK Group, one of less-than-truck load services, and Companies the world’s largest and most recognized specialized services including project • Ethics Inside Certification global transportation companies. cargo. These are further supported by fulfillment, transload and reverse logistics Yusen Logistics takes great pride Innovative Supply Chain Solutions solutions, managed under its global in providing new and innovative ways As your supply chain partner, Yusen warehouse network. to support its customers in developing Logistics develops, plans and delivers a more robust and environmentally supply chain solutions addressing Technological Infrastructure conscious supply chain operation. today’s toughest market demands. Yusen Logistics provides visibility, Leveraging its global network and tracking and planning across the supply industry expertise, Yusen Logistics’ chain, from origin-to-destination. As supply chain professionals collaborate a proprietary online solution, Yusen with customers to optimize cargo Logistics’ systems are customizable transportation processes and lead and integrate seamlessly with each to measurable cost savings and customer’s current systems and efficiencies. Yusen Logistics provides a processes. The flexibility afforded strategic transportation service mix to by this approach allows for quick build advanced, customized solutions for implementation times and minimal its customers. business disruptions, while providing maximum business control. Yusen Logistics (Americas) Inc. Service Scope 300 Lighting Way, 6th Floor Yusen Logistics’ ability to provide Pledge for Sustainability Secaucus, NJ 07094 solutions across industries and Yusen Logistics is passionate and 201-553-3880 companies, regardless of size and committed to helping its customers [email protected] location, comes from its strong reduce their impact on the environment. www.us.yusen-logistics.com

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SimplyA look the back best

he editorial staff of Logistics Management was thrilled to offer the logistics and transportation community the results of the 30th Annual Quest for Quality Awards in our August issue (logisticsmgmt.com). This year, 129 providers of transportation and logistics services received the ultimate vote of confi dence, Tposting the highest scores across our lists of critical service criteria. The win- ners offi cially accepted their awards on October 23 at the Hyatt Regency in Denver. Following cocktails, dinner, and the awards presentation, our guests were treated to a performance by comedian Keith Alberstadt. Alberstadt has appeared on The Late Show with David Letterman, Last Comic Standing, The Bob and Tom Show, and is a contributing writer to Saturday Night Live, Fallon, and more. For three decades, Logistics Management’s Quest for Quality has been regarded in the transportation and logistics industry as the most important measure of cus- tomer satisfaction and performance excellence. To determine the best of the best, Logistics Management readers rate carriers, third-party logistics (3PL) service pro- viders, and U.S. ports strictly on the basis of service quality. Quest for Quality winners are voted on by the readers of Logistics Management— the customers that put these carriers and providers to the test around the clock in countries throughout the world. If fact, this year we had 6,179 logistics and supply chain decision makers place their vote during this six-month research project.

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W Holland, New Penn, and Reddaway stepped up to the podium five times to collect awards in the Regional LTL and Truckload categories.

V Perennial Air Carrier winner Southwest Airlines Cargo was also on hand to collect its Quest for Quality gold.

V FedEx took home an impressive eight awards in eight different categories this year. Once again, the industry bellwether was well represented at this year’s Quest for Quality awards dinner.

This year’s awards dinner took place on October 23 at the Hyatt Regency Denver. Our editorial staff presented the 2013 Quest for Quality Awards to the 129 winners. X

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V Pitt Ohio (left) and DHL (right) accept their Quest for Quality Awards at the podium.

WThis year’s entertainment, comedian Keith Alberstadt, had attendees in stitches.

WinnersQuest for Quality 2013 Winners To read the results and see all the winners in the 2013 Quest for Quality Awards, go to www.logisticsmgmt.com/q4q13

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