Check out this outsourced fulfillment article from Patrick Randolph, fulfillment director for Logistics Plus, that is appearing exclusively on the Inbound Logistics magazine website (click image below to be taken directly to the online article).
Our business partners at WP$E AM 1450/FM 107.1 continue to air Logistics Plus audio clips as part of its WP$E Partners for Business™ interview series. In a recent interview, Jim Berlin, founder and CEO, and Scott Frederick, vp of marketing, provided some comments regarding the recent announcement that Logistics Plus has been certified as as a great workplace by the independent analysts at Great Place to Work®. A replay of those interview clips can be heard below.
Logistics Plus recently recorded a new webinar as part of its ongoing series of complimentary logistics-related presentations for the Manufacturer & Business Association (MBA) and its members. The new webinar is focused on Freight Classifications and Density and was delivered by Kathy Fiedler, operations administrator for the Logistics Plus North American Division (NAD) and author of the Logistics Plus ebook Freight Density for Dummies.
Although this webinar was prepared for the benefit of MBA members, the informational content is appropriate for any business that engages in freight shipping. Past webinars cover additional transportation and logistics topics. Logistics Plus is the company that manages the MBA Logistics Program. You can learn more about the program at www.mbausa.org/logistics.
Learn more about Freight Classification or check out our Freight Density Calculator.
Watch this short video on the “Top Reasons Why You Need Logistics Plus.” If you’re not into videos, you can also read this similar online post we published a few months back.
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Here is an “LP Proud” shout-out to the Logistics Plus China Shipyard Team! Steven and Sam – with the very welcome support of Nico (for containerized shipments) and Xin (who keeps track of everything from Antwerp) – have arranged, and continue to arrange, a large number of deliveries of parts and equipment to various shipyards in China, Korea and Japan.
These project cargo shipments are not ‘the biggest’ out there (see slideshow), but they are still tricky to handle, and most of them need special customs procedures via a ‘bonded logistics zone’. Despite the challenges, our ‘China Team’ deals with every curve ball thrown at them. While they too often go unnoticed, it’s these ‘small’ shipments that make the difference and keep our customers happy and coming back for more. So, thank you LP China Shipyard Team for your Passion for Excellence!
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