Logistics Management - October 1, 2002

What made LifeWay Christian Resources stand out among other nominees for the NASSTRAC Shipper of the Year award was not how well it handles large volumes of small shipments. Nor was it the way it uses information technology and materials handling systems for efficient and accurate logistics operations, or even the way it successfully partners with carriers.

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• Bohman on Pricing
• Taking it slow
• Currie on HazMat
• Canada works to clarify "Clear Language" regs

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