Logistics companies implement various strategies and technologies to engineer solutions that optimize the supply chain and reduce transportation spend. Effectively implementing these strategies can improve service levels and customer satisfaction while improving operational efficiency. Learn more.
While the industry faces significant shortages in commercial drivers, one strategy being used in the U.S. is the utilization of B-1 Drivers. Learn more about the B-1 visa classification and rippling effects that the rise of B-1 drivers may have in Mexico.
The ongoing discussions surrounding the GSP renewal present a pivotal moment for businesses engaged in international trade. Understanding these potential benefits is crucial for informed decision-making and can bring a sense of optimism about the future of your business.
Understanding and complying with customs regulations is essential for ensuring smooth international shipping. With global markets becoming increasingly interconnected, businesses must grasp various customs requirements to avoid delays and streamline their operations.
With increased trade volumes between the U.S. and Mexico, the border is a pivotal point for international trade. Three Presidential permits have recently been issued that will certainly take a step in the right direction toward alleviating commercial border congestion.
The explosion of cross-border freight into Mexico is a multifaceted trend reshaping the landscape of international trade. It’s being driven by strategic business decisions, favorable trade agreements, and significant infrastructure investments.
We’re thrilled to share that ProTrans has achieved TISAX certification, a testament to our unwavering commitment to data security and excellence in the automotive industry. Dive in to learn more about how the certification works and why it is necessary.
Ensuring the safety and well-being of workers is paramount. Committed to the highest standards, ProTrans is currently taking steps to achieve ISO 45001 certification in several key facilities. Learn more about ISO 45001 and why it’s important to logistics companies.
The SAT in Mexico released Carta Porte version 3.0, which went into full effect at the end of March. This version modifies the original bill of lading requirement. Failure to comply with these new regulations could lead to monetary fines, issues with customs clearance, potential seizure of cargo, and shipping delays. Learn more.
With shipping on the rise and driver numbers falling, manufacturers need to streamline their freight operations. Many companies turn to third-party logistics providers (3PLs) for improved service, cost savings, and enhanced safety. Learn more about the top advantages of working with a 3PL.