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Combatting two types of human trafficking

Combatting two types of human trafficking

It is a common misconception that slavery no longer exists in this country. Unfortunately, while it is illegal, slavery still remains a major problem in the United States. You may be wondering why we are talking about this on our blog. Over the years, we’ve talked...

Celebrating success and safety

Celebrating success and safety

Ever since On Time Logistics began, we’ve worked to celebrate success, hard work, and other essential things like safety. Each year, we host an annual team meeting where we review the previous year’s progress, and we give two awards; one for a courier and one for an...

Trend: Agility will become a focus in 2021

In logistics, the ability to get products from point A to point B efficiently is always the goal but in 2021, agility will become even more important. This trend is one of our 2021 logistics predictions that we are discussing in more detail throughout the year. With...

Meet: Torrance Williams

Meet: Torrance Williams

We have routes to various parts of Northwest Arkansas from our main headquarters in Springdale and we always appreciate having dependable drivers to reach all parts of our region! Torrance Williams joined our team in November 2020 as a driver for the Siloam Springs...

Reverse logistics ramps up along with e-commerce

Reverse logistics ramps up along with e-commerce

It’s no secret that e-commerce has skyrocketed during the pandemic and the recent holiday season but something not many are talking about is how reverse logistics are also burgeoning, creating both headaches and opportunities for online retailers. Reverse logistics is...

What’s in store for logistics in 2021?

As you may have read recently, we shared a summary of how our predictions for 2020 shaped up. Today, we want to talk about what we believe will happen throughout various aspects of our industry in 2021. So much can change these predictions—from the pandemic to the new...

How trend predictions fared in 2020

As soon as you read that headline, did you chuckle a bit? That’s OK, what we all thought would happen in January compared to what actually transpired could not have been predicted.  When COVID-19 first started showing up in the United States, it was a few cases here...