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Protect Your Supply Chain From Cargo Theft
“We’ve heard it from our broker partners – cargo theft is noticeably up. It’s pretty high on the radar,” states Wes Kornowske, VP of Operations at Paper Transport. According to Transport Topics, the transportation sector experienced an estimated 20% jump in reported cargo thefts amid changing criminal tactics in 2022. This article will help you…
Why Should You Consider a Logistics Career?
Professional driving is a key role in the transportation industry, but it is only one part of the puzzle. Logistics is one of the most important fields in the transportation industry. From sales, to customer relationships, to driver relationships, to tracking trailers and trucks, a logistics career is something to consider for people who like…
National Truck Driver Appreciation Week 2023
2023 National Truck Driver Appreciation Week is coming up: the best trucking week of the year! What Is National Truck Driver Appreciation Week? Driver Appreciation Week is a week dedicated to hardworking truck drivers. Truck drivers make up 3.49 million jobs in America according to the American Trucking Association. This is the time to celebrate…
Ben Schill Business Person of the Year 2023
CEO of Paper Transport, Ben Schill, was awarded the 2023 Business Person of the Year Award on June 6, 2023 at the Business Recognition Luncheon Awards & Showcase. According to the Greater Green Bay Chamber, the Business Person of the Year Award recognizes a local business leader who has demonstrated achievement in ownership or management…
Improving Fuel Efficiency for Truck Drivers – Tips
How Can I Improve Fuel Efficiency of My Semi Truck? As a professional truck driver, Jeff Clark knows all too well the importance of improving fuel efficiency. Jeff Clark has been a driver for Paper Transport for sixteen years. He has over 35 years of trucking under his belt. Discover how you can improve your…
Paper Transport’s Story of Growth
As Lennie Shefchik created a new password on his company computer, he stopped to think of what kind of company he and co-founder Roger Grimsley wanted to create. He made a password that would brand the new company and foster a culture that we live by today. Starting with only 3 trucks, Lennie could not…