Max Garland is a senior reporter at Supply Chain Dive. He specializes in logistics and supply chain topics, with a focus on major players like UPS, Amazon, and FedEx, as well as e-commerce and workforce issues. Max's work has been featured in notable publications such as Utility Dive, Detroit Free Press, and Grocery Dive.
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Max Garland's coverage shows a strong emphasis on transportation and logistics, particularly in the context of major companies' announcements and government policies related to the industry. He would likely be responsive to pitches that provide insights into e-commerce, retail, supply chain management strategies, or developments within major shipping companies.
Given his reporting on private sector announcements and press releases, he may be interested in receiving information about new initiatives or innovative approaches being taken by companies within the transportation and logistics space. Additionally, Max's focus appears to be international rather than limited to specific regions.
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CEO Andy Jassy said initial efforts to improve inventory placement are bearing fruit while more investments are underway.
By: Max Garland
A rulemaking proposal being issued by early December is very likely, according to former White House COVID-19 supply coordinator Tim Manning.
Secondary 25, housed in the Memphis World Hub, still needs employees to help move bulky packages as technological improvements boost throughput.
By: Max Garland
The new agreements advance FedEx's efforts to draw in more volume from small businesses.
As the holiday shopping rush looms, e-commerce businesses are willing to pay more to avoid bottlenecks at warehouses along the West Coast.
Customers near the company's Tolleson facility can get thousands of items delivered with the technology, but there are limitations.
A partnership with Optima Overnight will allow the last-mile carrier to access Boston and other northeast markets.
The doughnut maker launched a request for proposal with several carriers in October after successful pilot tests.
By: Max Garland
The company is planning further workforce reductions that it aims to complete next year.
By: Max Garland
Some businesses are planning more production outside of China or mulling price increases. Others are maintaining the status quo.
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