WEEK JUN 16TH TO JUN 20TH
The state of the freight market is continuously evolving, and PRIMO wants you to stay in the know. Here are the week’s top stories.
Amazon is intensifying its oversight of Whole Foods, merging pay, benefits, and operations under a unified grocery strategy. This reorganization brings Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods together, improving collaboration and efficiency. As supplier demands evolve, PRIMO provides tailored freight solutions to keep shipments on track.
Heavy rains triggered deadly floods that carried vehicles into creeks and claimed 13 lives, with firefighters rescuing more than 70 people across the city. Sudden surges caused widespread damage and left multiple vehicles overturned near Beital Creek. PRIMO alleviates severe disruptions by integrating real-time data, strong carrier partnerships, and dedicated teams to keep freight moving in tough conditions.
The Republican-led Senate is finalizing a budget measure addressing commercial transportation, infrastructure, and emissions. Lawmakers aim to extend Trump’s 2017 tax cuts while boosting border security and supply chain connectivity. As shifting politics alter regulations, PRIMO’S human-first approach and freight management portal let shippers adapt seamlessly.
FedEx’s integrated network update and revised pickup fees will streamline shipping operations but could escalate overall costs. Shippers may see pricing fluctuations based on pickup frequency and tighter location management. PRIMO’s proprietary platform and human-first approach help mitigate rising carrier expenses by offering flexible transportation solutions across all modes.