Special joint supplement with ChemWeek: From specialized requirements to capacity considerations, formidable challenges face chemical shippers. In reaction, logistics providers are rolling out solutions of substance.

These are good times for chemical manufacturing in the United States. But an active market creates special challenges for companies that need to transport chemical products.

Growing demand for U.S.-made chemicals sparks new opportunities, while aggravating capacity concerns.

As the chemical industry continues to grow, shippers and their service partners work hard to keep product moving, trouble-free.
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As U.S. chemical production grows, chemical shippers and their partners refine their strategies to ensure trouble-free transportation, secure sufficient capacity, and navigate the regulatory landscape.

Shipping and storing chemicals means managing regulatory issues, hazmat safety, and specialized equipment needs.

Experienced third-party supply chain partners help chemical shippers build a modern, effective, and efficient chemical supply chain.

For the right blend of expertise, experience, and equipment, many shippers of chemical products turn to specialized carriers and 3PLs.

After years of uncertainty, chemical shippers and service providers are getting back on the right road. Discover the path they are taking in this informative resource from Inbound Logistics and Chemical Week.

As the economy drives change, chemical shippers adapt, making the move to intermodal service, developing leaner operations, and cutting transit times. Discover the latest chemical logistics developments in this informative resource from Inbound Logistics and Chemical Week.

How are chemical shippers and carriers handling the economic crisis? What's the latest news in chemical logistics training and regulations? Find out in this informative resource from Inbound Logistics and Chemical Week.