SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — England Logistics, one of the nation’s top freight brokerage firms, is proud to announce that it has been named one of the Top 3PL and Cold Storage Providers by Food Logistics. This prestigious award recognizes industry leaders who excel in offering comprehensive third-party logistics and cold storage solutions. “Our cold… Read more »
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2024 Produce Season Shipping Guide
Staying on top of seasonal trends is vital to prepare you for cyclical market shifts. Whether you are shipping fresh fruits and vegetables or looking for capacity during produce season, it pays to plan ahead. Here is some information to help you get ahead of the rush. What is Produce Season? Produce season is… Read more »
How Do 3PLs Optimize LTL Routes?
If you ship products requiring less-than-truckload (LTL) or refrigerated solutions, you’ve likely felt overwhelmed about sending your goods to clients. After all, shipments of this nature depend on your ability to: Secure carriers with the proper capacity and technology to move your product Coordinate complex routes with multiple stopping-points Establish relationships with retailers Coordinate shipment… Read more »
What to Expect During Produce Season and How to Prepare
Staying on top of seasonal trends is vital to prepare you for cyclical market shifts. Whether shipping fresh fruits and vegetables or looking for capacity during produce season, it pays to plan ahead. Here is some information to help you get ahead of the rush. What is Produce Season? Produce season is a period… Read more »
Industry Blog Roundup – March
This month’s blog roundup covers everything from traffic jams to protecting from a freeze. Get some advice and learn something new in these blogs! States with the Worst Traffic and What to do in a Traffic Jam If you have ever been stuck in traffic and wondered which states have it worst, this blog… Read more »
Produce Season Facts
The two most significant areas for fresh, in-season fruits and vegetable products are the Yuma Valley in Arizona and the San Joaquin Valley in California. California sees its peak from May to August, overlapping with the table grape season, which runs from May to January, and the beginning of the wine grape harvest from late… Read more »
Valentine’s Day Facts
Love is in the air, and so is the scent of fresh flowers. It is estimated 110 million roses will be sold and delivered in a three-day time period for Valentine’s Day. In addition to floral gifts, chocolates and other candies are popular purchases. Both common presents are shipped in great quantities to be available… Read more »
The Super Bowl by the Truckload
From over a billion chicken wings to millions of pounds of potato chips, the Super Bowl is second only to Thanksgiving when it comes to food consumption. With nearly 100 million viewers and countless watch parties across the country, the snack spreads are an integral part of the event. Whether you are a fan of… Read more »
Industry Blog Roundup – January
This blog roundup includes suggestions for avoiding fraud, what to bring with you on the road, and much more. Take a look at some of our most popular blogs. Best Things to Have in your Semi-Truck This blog covers road essentials never to leave home without. The best things to have in your semi-truck… Read more »
How to Prepare for Winter Sports Surge and Beyond
Winter is one of the busiest times of year for temperature-controlled shipping. Peak season continues post-Christmas and well past New Year’s celebrations. This is all thanks to the winter sports surge. This extended rush period can spell disaster for those who are unprepared; here are some tips to help you make the most out of… Read more »