Maya Beining

In today’s fast-moving retail and grocery supply chains, On-Time In-Full (OTIF) performance is no longer optional. Retailers expect suppliers to deliver the right products, in the right quantities, exactly when promised. Falling short can result in chargebacks, strained relationships, and lost shelf space. For many brands, partnering with a third-party logistics provider (3PL) is a […]

For consumer brands expanding into major retail channels, chargebacks and deductions can quickly become a serious challenge. These often show up as unexpected costs tied to delivery errors, labeling discrepancies, or missed compliance requirements, and can drain profitability if not properly managed. That’s where deductions management comes in. For growing brands, understanding and streamlining this

When it comes to building a resilient, scalable supply chain, location is everything. FST Logistics strategically operates out of two key logistics hubs: Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) and Columbus, Ohio. These warehouse locations aren’t just convenient; they’re purposefully chosen to optimize national distribution, improve delivery speed, and help brands meet growing consumer and retail demands. Here’s

Managing cold chain logistics is a high-stakes challenge. Whether you’re shipping perishable food, pharmaceuticals, or temperature-sensitive goods, keeping your products within the proper temperature range is critical to preserving quality, complying with regulations, and protecting your brand reputation. For companies looking to streamline their operations and scale with confidence, partnering with a third-party logistics provider

As August arrives, businesses across industries are already preparing for the surge in demand that comes with peak season. From back-to-school sales to the holiday rush, companies must gear up their supply chains to handle increased order volumes, tighter delivery windows, and rising customer expectations. For many brands, partnering with a trusted third-party logistics (3PL)

Even under the best conditions, supply chain management is temperamental, add in the unpredictability of hurricane season   your supply chain can quickly spiral out of control, causing confusion and delays.  The impact of hurricane season on an area is not always understood until days, weeks, and even months after landfall. That is why it

The National Motor Freight Classification (NMFC) system is in place to define standard freight classes for carriers to measure the “transportability” of goods. It sorts freight into several categories, which are continuously amended by the National Motor Freight Traffic Association, Inc. (NMFTA™). Through this scale, both fleet managers and recipients of cargo have a standard