Industrial Freight Challenges Extend Beyond the Booking Process

Company discusses operational factors that can affect industrial equipment shipments after freight is booked and dispatched. CHICAGO, IL – June 18, 2026 – Cargoos Logistics is highlighting common transportation challenges that can arise after freight has been booked and a carrier has been assigned, particularly for industrial equipment shipments that require specialized coordination. According to […]

Freight Fraud Is Evolving: Cargoos Reveals Hidden Supply Chain Risks Behind Legitimate Transactions

Internal review revealed undisclosed relationships, carrier identity discrepancies, and payment flows misaligned with transportation providers. CHICAGO, IL – June 11, 2026 – Cargoos Logistics today released a freight fraud advisory following an internal investigation that uncovered a complex transportation scheme involving multiple authorities, undisclosed business relationships, and payment flows that did not match the companies […]

Truckload Spot Rates Spiked to $3.73 Before Memorial Day — Then Fell Back Fast, Cargoos Says

A sharp holiday swing revealed how quickly truck capacity can tighten in today’s freight market CHICAGO, IL — May 26, 2026 — Truckload spot rates surged to $3.73 per mile on May 23 ahead of Memorial Day before quickly falling back into the $2.80 range after the holiday, according to Cargoos. The spike lasted only […]

Amazon’s Logistics Expansion Just Sent Shockwaves Across the Freight Industry

Cargoos reports Amazon logistics expansion is raising the stakes for carriers, brokers, warehouses, and freight networks as supply chains become more integrated — Cargoos released a market response following Amazon’s launch of Amazon Supply Chain Services, a new offering that opens Amazon’s freight, distribution, fulfillment, and parcel shipping network to businesses outside its own retail […]

American vs. European Trucks: Why They Look So Different

The visual and structural differences between American and European heavy-duty trucks are the result of distinct regulatory frameworks, infrastructure conditions, and operational patterns. While both vehicle types are designed for freight transport, their configurations reflect region-specific requirements rather than stylistic preferences. Regulatory Framework and Dimensions In the European Union, vehicle design is largely influenced by […]

Truck Capacity Is Quietly Tightening — And Most Shippers Won’t See It Coming

Cargoos Logistics releases U.S. freight market update based on recent shipment data and carrier activity Cargoos Logistics, a Chicago-based freight and logistics company, today released a U.S. freight market update based on recent shipment data and carrier activity, indicating that truck capacity is becoming more selective across certain lanes, despite the absence of a broad […]

Who gets trucks first when capacity tightens is not determined by price alone, according to Cargoos Logistics

Cargoos Logistics reports that early signs of tightening capacity in segments of the U.S. trucking market may be accompanied by changes in how carriers prioritize freight. According to the company, while pricing has remained a central factor during the recent period of excess capacity, carriers may place increasing emphasis on operational consistency, communication, and established […]

How Cargoos Solves the 5 Biggest Pain Points in Freight Shipping

Cargoos breaks down five logistics challenges that keep showing up—and shares how their team and tools are changing the experience. Shipping freight continues to challenge businesses with delays, unexpected costs, and breakdowns in communication. Cargoos, a technology-driven logistics company, is taking a transparent, hands-on approach to solving these persistent problems. The company today released a […]

Cargoos Introduces Operational Branding Framework That Embeds Trust into Logistics

Cargoos implements operational branding to simplify workflows, automate billing, and improve trust across the freight ecosystem. Cargoos introduces a company-wide operational branding framework designed to reduce friction and build trust across its platform. Replacing traditional branding strategies, the new system takes a functional approach—embedding consistency, clarity, and design thinking into every layer of the logistics […]

Artur Gronus, CEO of Cargoos, standing and smiling in a suit beside a quote about design thinking in logistics.

Cargoos Logistics Joins the NSRMCA! Next Stop: Vegas!

Cargoos Logistics officially became a member of the National Star Route Mail Contractors Association (NSRMCA). Founded in 1935, the NSRMCA serves as the voice for private contractors who provide Star Route mail delivery services to the U.S. Postal Service. With a rich history of advocating for fair compensation, improved working conditions, and legislative advocacy, the […]