In H&M Bay’s industry of temperature-controlled Less Than Truckload (LTL) freight shipping, understanding weather patterns is not just a matter of convenience but a critical component to maintaining an efficient and reliable supply chain. From winter’s icy roads to summer’s scorching heat waves, each season brings unique challenges that can disrupt deliveries and escalate costs. As we enter the winter

Artificial intelligence has been taking the world by storm, contributing improvements and optimizations across industries. In the world of logistics, AI technology has helped increase productivity, lower operational costs, enhance safety, and improve planning and forecasting capabilities. As supply chains and logistics grow more complex, sophisticated technology like artificial intelligence helps improve automated decision-making, predictive analytics, robotic process automation, and

H&M Bay is focused on innovation in cold chain logistics. Temperature-controlled 3PLs face an additional level of advanced logistics to factor into their capabilities, planning, and efficiency. Failure in a cold chain can lead to waste, loss of product, and eventual financial impacts. And the market is only growing. The cold chain logistics services market is estimated to have a

Being a truck driver is a unique and demanding lifestyle. It’s a constant journey, and each day brings new experiences, challenges, and a connection to the open road. H&M Bay is inspired by these road warriors that successfully deliver 7,000 shipments for us each and every week. This life of independence begins early in the morning, often before the crack

JANUARY 16, 2024 – FEDERALSBURG, MD – H&M Bay, Inc., a premier logistics provider for less than truckload (LTL) frozen and refrigerated commodities, today announced that Kevin McMahan is promoted to Director of Operations. Kevin has been with H&M Bay since 1997 and has held numerous positions in operations throughout his tenure. Starting as a Mid Atlantic dispatcher and warehouseman,

The effects of the global pandemic are still being felt across the supply chain industry. However, with the rapid development of technology, there are ways for companies to be ahead of the curve and remain successful. The temperature controlled supply chain has been growing, and is projected to continue to grow at an impressive rate. The aftermath of the pandemic