Drayage

January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, a pivotal time for us to unite in the fight against this crime in which people are bought and sold for commercial sex or forced labor. As warriors of the road, professional truck drivers represent our first line of defense against human trafficking.

Happy Haulidays! We’re reflecting on 2024 with immense gratitude for your dedication! We’re so thankful to have you as part of our team of drivers, and are looking forward to what’s in store for 2025. We wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas! Watch our video on how we’re celebrating at IMC this […]

IMC Logistics Chief Commercial Officer Donna Lemm shares her thoughts on what 2025 will look like for the logistics industry. Read her thoughts on the chassis supply and its effect on transit times in the Journal of Commerce Annual Review and Outlook HERE.

Transport Topics discusses TMS with IMC’s CIO, Joel Tracy ““Each of these parties operates with different data standards, making real-time communication and coordination challenging,” said Joel Tracy, chief information officer at drayage provider IMC Logistics.” Read the full article HERE.

ShippingWatch writes, “IMC, which specializes in land transportation of containers to and from ports and rail hubs in the US, fits Kuehne+Nagel’s criteria for making acquisitions as part of the company’s growth, says Michael Aldwell, head of ocean freight at Kuehne+Nagel, in an interview with ShippingWatch.” Read the full article HERE.

The Commercial Appeal shares an update after speaking with IMC Chairman, Mark H. George, about the strategic partnership with Kuehne+Nagel. Read more Here.

IMC Logistics, the largest marine drayage provider in the nation, has announced a strategic partnership with one of its longtime customers, Kuehne+Nagel, who will acquire 51% of the company. This strategic partnership will directly address growing demand for end-to-end transportation of cargo to or from seaports or rail hubs, customer facilities and inland in the […]

The Daily Memphis discusses the effects of the Canadian work stoppage with IMC’s CEO, Joel Henry.