4 Interesting Logistics and Supply Chain Infographics

Kelli Saunders | July 4, 2013 | 001 Logistics

Hi everyone! Hope everyone had a great Canada day last weekend or if you’re in the United States, a great 4th of July! For this week we’d like to share with you a couple of cool logistics infographics that we’ve stumbled upon in the last little while that we thought were worth sharing.

1 – The Cost of Shipping

2 – The Real Cost of Trucking in the US

The Real Cost of Shipping in the US — Source: Truckers Report

3 – Making Semi-Trucks More Efficient

4 – How Safe is US Rail?

We hope you found these infographics interesting, useful, and entertaining! Stay tuned next week for more updates on logistics and supply chain content! Feel free to check us out on Twitter (@MoraiLogistics) or check out our core services to see what we do as a third party logistics provider. Catch you next week!

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Jesus G. Peña L.

11 years ago

Excellent presntation and grat way to explain cost structure

Kelli Saunders

11 years ago

Reply to Jesus G. Peña L.

Glad you enjoyed the post! Which cost structure were you referring to? The cost of shipping or trucking?

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