Having warehouses closer to city centers or where most of your orders will be going is a valuable strategy for reducing transportation and shipping costs for companies. When order fulfillment can be closer to its end destination, there’s less travel and subsequent costs involved in getting things done. There’s also reduced risk, which may positively impact your insurance premiums. Having one central warehouse means that each order spends more time on the road to get to customers. Learn how strategic warehouse locations in California can cut down on what you pay and how fast customers get their orders.
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The California wildfires are among the worst disasters the United States has ever seen. The 2025 California wildfires have caused millions worth of damage and destroyed over 2,000 structures. The disaster affects businesses and residents, as well as the shipping and logistics industries. Wildfires lead to supply chain disruptions, potential insurance changes, and sudden route or schedule changes. Here’s more about how California wildfires will affect the shipping industry—and which impacts may carry into the future.
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For logistics partners involved in the sale or transportation of alcohol in California, navigating the complexities of alcohol permits is essential. The California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) governs all aspects of alcohol licensing, ensuring compliance with strict legal standards. From obtaining the correct license to meeting zoning and training requirements, understanding the regulatory landscape is crucial to avoid fines, delays, and reputational damage. This guide provides logistics companies with the key information they need to stay compliant, streamline operations, and deliver responsibly in California’s regulated alcohol market.
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Space utilization is one of the most important factors in staying ahead during the peak holiday season. Maximizing your storage capacity without expanding is vital to be at the top of your supply chain game this season. Simply put, the more space there is, the more selling potential. Never underestimate what space can do for sales. Access to more effective space management means that orders are packed and shipped faster, and there’s often more room for the next round. Here’s how to maximize storage capacity during peak season.
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The fall presents an exciting season for supply chains, and it’s the best time to prepare your company for the holiday rush. Improper preparation is the enemy of potential profit, and any companies that can’t keep up during this time of the year either fade away or fall behind. Here’s how to make sure your supply chain is prepared for the holiday rush.
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The global trade landscape is constantly evolving, and one factor that can send ripples across industries is the introduction of tariffs. California, as one of the most significant gateways for international trade in the United States, finds itself uniquely affected by these changes. But what do tariffs really mean for California’s warehousing industry? And how could they lead to increased demand or challenges like bottlenecks? Let’s break it all down in simple terms.
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