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Did you know that on Yelp you can not only get a restaurant review but also reviews of your favorite legacy LTL carriers?

Here’s an anonymized case study of a national leading retailer highlighting their previous LTL issues, how WARP solves them, and the results after one year.

During the podcast, Joe Lynch, Founder and Podcast Host of The Logistics of Logistics featuring Co-Founder and CEO of WARP, Daniel Sokolovsky discusses modernizing distribution, especially the traditional middle mile facing many challenges: lack of visibility and transparency, inflexibility in adding capacity, and excessive handling leading to damage.

Our CTO Diep Nguyen answers that and more in an interview with the American Journal of Transportation. “Right now there is a huge effort to cut costs across the board – shippers, carriers, 3PLs – anyone who touches the supply chain. Finding ways to improve overall efficiency across the entire network, not just one step is at the top of mind for most shippers. Traditionally most logistics solutions were broken down into first, last, and middle mile with different service providers for each piece of the puzzle. This has caused a lot of fragmentation within the supply chain and inefficiencies.”

Store replenishment for big box retailers and grocers can be one of the most challenging tasks to overcome. Managing in-store inventory for fast-moving consumer packaged goods (CPGs) in a dynamic environment is subject to several factors: consumer demand, trends, seasonality, manufacturing, supply chain issues, and more.

Explore the partnership success between WARP and a craft-brewed tea brand, leading to significant cost savings and enhanced shipment visibility. Learn how WARP's logistics solutions slashed $14,000 in monthly transportation costs and offered the insight needed for efficient distribution to grocery channels.

Discover how WARP is driving the future of 'phygital' retail by optimizing middle-mile logistics. Learn to harness warehouses, cross-docks, and transport for seamless supply chain fluidity in this insightful blog.

Pool distribution, as a logistics strategy, involves consolidating shipments from various suppliers in a central warehouse or distribution center, then redistributing these goods to multiple destinations within a specific geographic area.

In today's fast-paced world of eCommerce and global distribution, businesses are constantly seeking innovative ways to streamline their supply chain operations

As the festive spirits of Halloween and Christmas approach, businesses around the world gear up for an exhilarating and bustling season.