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It’s a fact: Our world relies heavily on the logistics industry. It supplies the ever-increasing consumer demand for the items, products, and services they use every day to make their life easier and more comfortable.

In the logistics industry, the advancing technology of warehouse automation and robotics has provided invaluable benefits. From improved safety and productivity to reducing operational expenses, implementing robotics and automation has revolutionized how warehouses approach logistics.

The rapidly growing global e-commerce market has drastically increased the number of packages moving business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C). In 2022, Canada’s retail e-commerce revenue was about $79 billion Canadian dollars ($58 billion USD), and researchers predict double that amount in the next five years. 

2020 was a wake-up call for the logistics industry, spurring massive innovation in the logistics and fulfillment sectors. The pandemic revealed weaknesses boiling beneath supply chain surfaces with empty store shelves almost overnight.

2020 was a wake-up call for the logistics industry, spurring massive innovation in the logistics and fulfillment sectors. The pandemic revealed weaknesses boiling beneath supply chain surfaces with empty store shelves almost overnight.

These days, more and more people are purchasing items online. Businesses and individuals appreciate the convenience of online shopping and delivery services. However, some require more than the traditional drop-on-your-doorstep delivery service.

These days, more and more people are purchasing items online. Businesses and individuals appreciate the convenience of online shopping and delivery services. However, some require more than the traditional drop-on-your-doorstep delivery service.

Shipping is an integral part of global supply chains. However, not all shipping methods are appropriate for all businesses. With so many options available, which one is best for your company? For example, businesses with high volumes of freight will have different shipping needs than businesses that ship less frequently or order a lower volume of products.

Not all businesses require entire shipping containers or trucks to transport their products. Businesses that deal in lower volumes typically need a fraction of the space necessary for companies that ship large quantities of freight.