Short-Term Contracts Have Become the New Norm for Shippers Seeking Long-Term Profits

Short-Term Contracts Have Become the New Norm for Shippers Seeking Long-Term Profits

Short-Term Contracts Have Become the New Norm for Shippers Seeking Long-Term Profits.

The freight market is recognized for its volatility, but the coronavirus pandemic’s tremendous swings made it more volatile than ever to forecast contracts both capacity and pricing. In this whitepaper, we have explained how due to the volatility surge in the freight market, shippers are opting for shorter-term instead of the typical 12-month contracts, which can help them avoid losing a lot of money on the table. It also talks about current freight procurement procedures drawn from a variety of industries.

Frequency Of The Bidding Process For Different Lanes

Quick Wins On How Short-Term Bids Often Lead To Long-Term Benefits

Freight Procurement Procedures Sourced From Different Industries

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