Proper produce logistics requires a strong, well-connected supply chain. Compared to other freight, produce is extremely fragile. One small error in the temperature or humidity
Paper and packaging logistics is involved in practically every other industry. Most items are going to be shipped in a cardboard box, have some kind
If you are offering a food shipping service then it deserves to be the absolute best it can be. There are processes that need to
A 3PL food logistics company needs open and consistent communication. Food is very fragile and the second it is harvested, baked, or made the clock starts to tick.
Just because a company is a Food and Beverage 3PL does not mean that they can ship ALL food and beverages. The food and beverage industry
Shipping frozen food freight can be quite challenging and very expensive. This is due to the fact that the freight needs to be kept below
There are countless issues and difficulties that can arise in food logistics services. Food as freight is very fragile and needs to be held to
Advising Truckers To Watch For Spotted Lanternfly The spotted lanternfly is an invasive insect from China threatening billions of dollars in crop losses. The insect
Join us in congratulating Casie McClearen, one of our Account Managers in our St. Louis, Missouri office on being chosen as the Director of Development
In September 2019, Becker Logistics was recognized for a very generous donation Jim Becker made on behalf of Becker to Word Aflame Tabernacle Church in
The companies that struggle with shipping and logistics in 2026 will not be the ones surprised by a single disruption. They will be the ones
The freight market is always changing. Here’s how carrier strategy is shifting. Demand hasn’t fallen off a cliff, but capacity hasn’t exited fast enough to
Today’s logistics environment is defined by fluctuation. Volumes rise and fall unevenly. Costs don’t always move in logical directions. Global trade routes shift with little
As we near the end of 2025, the logistics industry is facing more than the usual seasonal fluctuations. Waves of corporate layoffs, manufacturing slowdowns and