FEDEX launches e-commerce site?????? WTF 🤬?
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Our sales team should get more business from these people. I didn't even know they existed:
Waltham, Massachusetts-based TruBlu Logistics, a subsidiary of Fresenius Medical Care North America, says it is divesting its private long-haul fleet in early February and will transition cross-dock shuttle operations to another logistics company by the end of February. The moves are expected to affect around 150 of Tru Blu’s 600 trucking jobs.
TruBlu Logistics is a leading provider of dialysis equipment, medicines and supplies for kidney care, according to its website.
In a statement, TruBlu Logistics confirmed the news, stating that after evaluating the company’s North American supply chain operations, “We are implementing strategic changes to increase efficiency and better serve our patients and customers.”
Effective Feb. 2, TruBlu will be divesting its “long-haul resupply, private fleet resources and converting to a purchased one-way transportation network.”
“Today, we ship about 80% of our resupply freight with contract carriers. A cost analysis shows that we operate more economically using contract carriers to transport long-haul loads instead of our TruBlu fleet,” Kirsten Stratton, senior media relations manager for Fresenius Medical Care, said in a statement to FreightWaves.
Stratton said the company will transition its cross-dock shuttle operations to Penske Logistics, a diversified international transportation services company, to increase efficiency and reduce operating costs.
“The agreement with Penske Logistics gives our North American Supply Chain access and exposure to equipment, knowledge, and technology that will drive transportation efficiencies and sustain high-quality service deliveries,” Stratton said. “These steps are in alignment with our FME25 transformation program aiming to increase profitability, efficiency, and productivity.”
Waltham, Massachusetts-based TruBlu Logistics, a subsidiary of Fresenius Medical Care North America, says it is divesting its private long-haul fleet in early February and will transition cross-dock shuttle operations to another logistics company by the end of February. The moves are expected to affect around 150 of Tru Blu’s 600 trucking jobs.
TruBlu Logistics is a leading provider of dialysis equipment, medicines and supplies for kidney care, according to its website.
In a statement, TruBlu Logistics confirmed the news, stating that after evaluating the company’s North American supply chain operations, “We are implementing strategic changes to increase efficiency and better serve our patients and customers.”
Effective Feb. 2, TruBlu will be divesting its “long-haul resupply, private fleet resources and converting to a purchased one-way transportation network.”
“Today, we ship about 80% of our resupply freight with contract carriers. A cost analysis shows that we operate more economically using contract carriers to transport long-haul loads instead of our TruBlu fleet,” Kirsten Stratton, senior media relations manager for Fresenius Medical Care, said in a statement to FreightWaves.
Stratton said the company will transition its cross-dock shuttle operations to Penske Logistics, a diversified international transportation services company, to increase efficiency and reduce operating costs.
“The agreement with Penske Logistics gives our North American Supply Chain access and exposure to equipment, knowledge, and technology that will drive transportation efficiencies and sustain high-quality service deliveries,” Stratton said. “These steps are in alignment with our FME25 transformation program aiming to increase profitability, efficiency, and productivity.”
Over70irregs
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Sounds like aboner pillOur sales team should get more business from these people. I didn't even know they existed:
Waltham, Massachusetts-based TruBlu Logistics, a subsidiary of Fresenius Medical Care North America, says it is divesting its private long-haul fleet in early February and will transition cross-dock shuttle operations to another logistics company by the end of February. The moves are expected to affect around 150 of Tru Blu’s 600 trucking jobs.
TruBlu Logistics is a leading provider of dialysis equipment, medicines and supplies for kidney care, according to its website.
In a statement, TruBlu Logistics confirmed the news, stating that after evaluating the company’s North American supply chain operations, “We are implementing strategic changes to increase efficiency and better serve our patients and customers.”
Effective Feb. 2, TruBlu will be divesting its “long-haul resupply, private fleet resources and converting to a purchased one-way transportation network.”
“Today, we ship about 80% of our resupply freight with contract carriers. A cost analysis shows that we operate more economically using contract carriers to transport long-haul loads instead of our TruBlu fleet,” Kirsten Stratton, senior media relations manager for Fresenius Medical Care, said in a statement to FreightWaves.
Stratton said the company will transition its cross-dock shuttle operations to Penske Logistics, a diversified international transportation services company, to increase efficiency and reduce operating costs.
“The agreement with Penske Logistics gives our North American Supply Chain access and exposure to equipment, knowledge, and technology that will drive transportation efficiencies and sustain high-quality service deliveries,” Stratton said. “These steps are in alignment with our FME25 transformation program aiming to increase profitability, efficiency, and productivity.”
