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Time is money, and when suppliers leave retailers waiting for an expected shipment, retailers are within their rights to require compensation. Retail chargebacks are one way retailers protect themselves in the event of a delayed or incorrect delivery, but they…

A WORD FROM LEGACY From the news that a rail shutdown was narrowly averted to Chinese officials easing zero-COVID measures, this month’s Shipment is so chock-full of good news that it practically comes gift-wrapped — and just in time for…

A Word from Legacy It seems as though we were just enjoying sunny skies and warm weather, when suddenly, there’s a chill in the air and the holiday season is just around the corner. Whether you think of this as…

A Word from Legacy It seems like last month’s Shipment is still hot off the presses, but here we are again, ready to serve up some of the biggest news stories in the logistics industry today. From low water levels…

A Word from Legacy We’re sure you’ve seen the headlines: “Impending railroad strike set to cost economy $2 billion per day ,” and others to that effect. We’re certainly starting fall off with a bang, and with news this big, there’s no…

A Word from Legacy Hello, friends, and welcome to the most recent installment of the Legacy Monthly Shipment, your go-to source for the latest logistics industry news and trends. The dog days of summer are officially at an end, which…

A Word from Legacy Ocean and rail and trucking, oh my — the tail end of June and beginning of July have seen major labor disputes across three of the four major types of freight transportation. This likely comes as…

A WORD FROM LEGACY Summer is finally here and with it, bright sunshine, warm weather and longer days. In addition to the usual seasonal changes, the coming of summer also ushers in the beginning of holiday season planning for many…

A WORD FROM LEGACY They say “when it rains, it pours,” and that’s certainly true when it comes to logistics news. From ILWU contract talks and rising diesel prices to new plans for supply chain policy and a cynical take…