Trinity Logistics, in conjunction with the Trinity Foundation, held its annual “Heart and Sole 5K” on Saturday, March 26th, at Trinity in Seaford. The event’s goal is to encourage heart health awareness, as well as raise funds for the Nanticoke Health Services Cardiac Unit.

We published a brand new downloadable whitepaper that goes over all of the most commonly used terms and phrases throughout the logistics and shipping industries. If you’re new to the transportation world, or are simply overwhelmed by all of the various lingo used by shippers and carriers, this is just the thing for you.

Trinity Logistics has been named to Transport Topics Magazine’s Top Brokerage Firms list for the 14th time. This Top Brokerage Firm list is assembled by Transport Topics Magazine annually and ranks logistics companies based on their net revenue, company reports, and data from Armstrong & Associates.

With Earth Day around the corner, we thought it’d be relevant to post an overview of some green initiatives that Trinity Logistics is involved in. We believe in making the world a healthier and happier place, and while the transportation industry can sometimes sap the earth’s resources, we do our part to combat this as much as possible.

On March 21, Delaware Gov. Jack Markell and Secretary Bernice Whaley of Delaware’s Economic Development Office met with the leadership team of Trinity Logistics to discuss Trinity’s growth and position in the community under their new five-year business plan initiatives, as well as the revitalization efforts for the City of Seaford.

Trinity Logistics, in conjunction with the Trinity Foundation, held its third annual “Big Pink Volleyball Tournament” on Saturday, March 12th, at Delmarva Christian High School in Georgetown. The event’s goal is to encourage breast cancer awareness and prevention, as well as raise funds for the Nanticoke Cancer Center in Seaford, which totaled $4,300 this year.

Here’s your annual reminder: from April to July, warmer temperatures gradually creep across the U.S. and the transportation world gets rocked by produce season. Many people don’t realize that even if you aren’t in the produce business, this can still affect your supply chain. Not sure exactly what this means for shipping your freight? Let’s go over the facts so you can be prepared.

When it comes to managing your company’s logistics and supply chain, life can quickly get hectic. Needing to seek out carriers for each mode of transportation that you require costs you time, money, and resources. This is why working with a one-stop shop logistics solutions provider can save you from a major headache.

When searching for the perfect carrier to move your freight, you might find yourself wondering how to decide between an asset-based carrier and a non-asset based provider (also known as a third-party logistics company, or 3PL). Working with a company that has their own fleet of equipment might seem like the obvious answer as to who you should call to move your freight. While it’s true that by going this route, you can work directly with the carrier that will be physically hauling your shipments, you may be missing out on some extra perks.