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Join the team of seasoned logistics professionals at Fetch Freight as we dive into the top stories, market trends, and ins and outs of the supply chain. Ready to talk transportation? Visit fetchfreight.com.
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Episode 34: More Than the Truck - What a Transportation Partner Really Does (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Hit the Brakes podcast, where the seasoned logistics professionals at Fetch Freight dive into the top stories, market trends, and can’t miss topics about the supply chain. Moving freight is about more than finding a truck. It’s about having a transportation partner who understands your business, priorities, and long-term goals. In this episode, Louis Baxley shares what separates a true transportation partner from a traditional freight broker and how technology, dedicated support,
Episode 33: Is Your Supply Chain Ready for Hurricane Season? (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Hit the Brakes podcast, where the seasoned logistics professionals at Fetch Freight dive into the top stories, market trends, and can’t miss topics about thesupply chain. Hurricane season can disrupt supply chains with little warning, but the right preparation can make all the difference. From monitoring developing storms and evaluating at-risk shipments to maintaining proactive communication and securing reliable carrier capacity, Garrison Till shares how Fetch helps customers an
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