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Projections for Central California produce are still strong for June, so we’re keeping an eye on the Fresno market, but those shipping gaps meant that rates didn’t continue their upward trend on many of the top reefer lanes. Meanwhile, the bulk of California freight has yet to hit the spot market.
Fresno to Seattle was up 30¢ to $2.80/mile. Reefer load counts got a big boost along the Mexican border in Nogales, AZ and McAllen, TX. Reefer rates on the lane from Sacramento to Portland soared 70¢ to $3.42/mile. Sacramento to Denver gained 29¢ at $2.55/mile. Chicago to Kansas City also had a big increase at $3.48/mile,
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Out of California, Fresno to Denver rates hit $2.39, up 30¢ from the week before. Also in the Midwest: Green Bay to Wilmington, IL (outside Joliet) climbed 69¢ to a whopping $4.47 Volumes and prices also spiked on the Atlanta to Philadelphia lane, which climbed 28¢ higher on average at $2.39 FALLING LANES.
This year alone, Amazon announced new fulfillment centers in Eastvale, Redlands, Fresno and most recently Sacramento, where the Seattle company said it would hire 1,500 workers. As e-commerce giants like Amazon expand, they’ve been drawn to California’s inland cities, where real estate is cheaper and the labor force is plentiful.
This year alone, Amazon announced new fulfillment centers in Eastvale, Redlands, Fresno and most recently Sacramento, where the Seattle company said it would hire 1,500 workers. As e-commerce giants like Amazon expand, they’ve been drawn to California’s inland cities, where real estate is cheaper and the labor force is plentiful.
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A 23% increase in loads moved out of Fresno was led by a surge of freight on the lane from there to Seattle, coupled with a 17-cent boost to the average rate per mile. Fresno to Seattle gained 17¢ to $2.57/mi. Load-to-truck ratios stayed low for reefer freight last week, despite an increase in volume out of California and Arizona.
Reefer produce failed to climb at the end of July, due in part to a sharp decline in volumes from Fresno. California and Texas remain in flux with overall volumes roughly the same the last several weeks.
Fresno volumes were up, but other parts of California went softer. Fresno to Seattle lost 18¢ to $2.36/mi. That's not a high ratio, but at least loads were moving. That lone dark spot near the center of the map is Green River, Wyoming, where a few dozen load posts overwhelmed an even smaller number of truck posts. Rising Rates.
Fresno volumes were down unexpectedly, and so were load counts out of the Ontario market in Southern California and along the border in Nogales, AZ. Out West, Fresno to Denver lane rates two weeks ago, but fell 56¢ last week, to an average of $2.58 The last time it was that high was in August 2015.
The best news was out of Fresno , where volumes stayed steady from the previous week, even though last week was just a 4-day work week. Outbound rates tumbled in Sacramento , so you’d be better off hauling out of Fresno this time of year.
Mark Montague's recent blog post Top Ten Freight Markets for Contract and Spot Freight , revealed that the key market areas of Ontario and Fresno, California made the list of 2016 Top 10 Reefer Markets for both contract and spot market freight. Shown are the key market areas (KMAs) in California.
Freight volumes were up more than 20% in the Lakeland, Florida market, as well as in Sacramento and Fresno , California. Fresno to Denver surged 40¢ to $2.24/mi. Fresno to Boston gained 19¢ to $2.23/mi. See how you can view similar maps and graphs using DAT's Hot Market Maps. Rising Rates.
We did get the expected bump in rates out of Fresno though, and California produce shipments are expected to remain strong at least until the 4th of July. A few lanes out of California crossed the $3 mark: The biggest jump in price was on the lane from Fresno to Denver , which surged 61¢ to $3.14/mile.
While the Lakeland, FL market was a big winner last week — gaining over 20% more volume — those gains were more than offset by a week-over-week slump in other major reefer markets, including Fresno, Nogales, Boise and much of the Midwest. The net result was that prices dropped 3¢ in March compared to the February average.
Out West, Fresno and nearby Sacramento were off for this time of year. The lane from Fresno to Denver was down 21¢ to $2.01/mile, There’s still some tree fruit coming in other markets– mostly apples. Just like with vans, inbound reefer rates could go up this week in regions affected by Hurricane Matthew.
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Central California produce returned in a big way last week, and outbound reefer rates soared 13% in Fresno. Fresno to Denver surged 52¢ to $2.70/mile Fresno to Chicago was up 35¢ to $2.16/mile. Load-to-truck ratios are highest for reefers in the darker blue areas on the Hot States Map above. mile on average.
For example, look for rates to rise in Fresno instead of L.A. , Reefer freight volume is building in Fresno , so look for rates to trend up there, even as volume and rates decline in L.A. and in Memphis instead of Atlanta. You can always find a load in Atlanta , but it may pay less than it did in June.
HOT MARKETS - There was an increase in loads moving out of Fresno last week, which is a welcome change. Fresno had been a little disappointing until now, but it may yet produce the post-drought volumes of fruit and vegetables that we’ve been hoping for. McAllen , TX also got a boost, likely from cross-border traffic.
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Out of California , volumes were flat, with higher load counts out of the Fresno area offset by declines farther south. Outbound averages fell in N ogales and Fresno , but that had more to do with a change in where the freight was going. In fact, California was 4th for reefer loads , behind (1) Texas, (2) Florida, and (3) Georgia.
Fresno and Sacramento have lots of loads, too. There were a lot of loads available in California, though, especially outbound from Los Angeles, Fresno , and Ontario , which is the gateway to the "inland empire" of agricultural markets in the Imperial and Coachella Valleys. The lane from L.A. Load-to-truck ratios there fell to just 0.6
Western produce picked up in nearly every market, led by gains in Twin Falls, ID and Fresno in Central California. Fresno to Denver added 20¢ to hit $3.18/mile. Even Lakeland, FL had a bit of a bounce. The lane from Nogales to Dallas surged 41¢ to $2.59/mile, mile, with avocados on the move.
Fresno to Denver fell 15¢ to $2.32/mi. Miami to Baltimore gained 51¢ to $3.05/mi. Imperial Valley, CA to Chicago recovered somewhat, adding 24¢ to $1.93/mi. Falling rates. Green Bay to Minneapolis dropped 28¢ to $2.52/mi. Related: Better weather helps push van rates upward.
Fresno to Baltimore fell 29¢ at $2.41/mile. Florida rates backed off after some off-season increases earlier in the month. Miami to Elizabeth, NJ , dropped 28¢ to $1.86/mile. Pricing a couple long-haul California lanes stalled: Ontario to Chicago , down 26¢ at $2.13.
HOT MARKETS: The biggest changes last week were in California, where reefer freight finally started to move out of Fresno and Sacramento in serious quantities, but load counts fell sharply in L.A. Load availability was up 30% compared to May, and 84% compared to June 2015. and Ontario.
Reefer load counts were up in Sacramento , while outbound rates popped out of Fresno. Prices did spike out of Lakeland, FL , but that could be short-lived without an increase in volumes: Reefer rates on the lane from Lakeland to Charlotte surged 41¢ to $1.93/mile. The gains in California look longer-lasting so far.
Out West, the extra-long haul from Fresno to Boston rose 29¢ to $2.41/mile. The biggest spike was the lane from Chicago to Kansas City , which surged 49¢ up to $3.10/mile. Chicago to Minneapolis also climbed 21¢ to $2.76/mile. Chicago to Denver soared 27¢ to $3.17/mile.
Things are heating up in California, with lots of loads rolling out of Fresno , and a big rebound under way in Sacramento. Harvests have slowed in Florida , and rates continued to drop on the lanes heading out of Lakeland and Miami. Columbus is heating up, and loads from there to Philadelphia paid $2.65/mile mile last week.
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On average, outbound lanes from Fresno, CA , soared 13%. There were some crazy-high rates last week, with shippers rushing to get stores stocked ahead of Thanksgiving. Sacramento to Portland, OR , spiked 61¢ up to $3.47/mile. Twin Falls, ID, to Phoenix jumped up 48¢ to $3.43/mile. Denver to Houston surged 48¢ to $2.34/mile.
More loads left Fresno last week, too, but the volume hasn’t been high enough to change pricing very much. More loads are moving out of the Grand Rapids market, which is known for apples, while Green Bay is harvesting potatoes. Rates out of Minneapolis are also on the upswing.
Most parts of California are shipping more loads, especially the Fresno market in central California. Even though rates are slow to respond, freight volumes are rising as we get closer to the fall holidays of Halloween and Thanksgiving. Activity is also up from the Nogales, AZ, market, as well as Florida and South Texas.
In California, volume and rates revved up for reefers in Los Angeles , and prices rose for outbound reefer loads in nearby Ontario , as well as the Fresno and Sacramento markets. All rates below include fuel surcharges and are based on real transactions between brokers and carriers. HOT MARKETS.
Out of California , Fresno outbound pricing jumped 4.4% The national average reefer rate was also up 8¢ compared to the March average, at $2.48/mile. All rates below include fuel surcharges and are based on real transactions between brokers and carriers. HOT MARKETS. on higher volumes, and Los Angeles rates rose 3.9%.
OTHER) HOT MARKETS - Outbound volume and rates picked up in Fresno , which may signal a belated improvement in Central California's produce yields. The biggest gain came on the lane from Atlanta to Chicago , where rates rose 39¢ per mile to a total of $2.15. Chicago and Philadelphia also got a boost last week.
Rates were up slightly in Fresno , but available loads dropped by 23%. Volumes actually improved on the top 72 reefer lanes, which has probably helped slow the normal seasonal decline. HOT MARKETS. There’s no consistent market driving produce right now, so reefer volumes have been shifting around the country.
Trends are mixed in California, where there was a big increase in the number of reefer loads moving out of Los Angeles and Fresno last week, but rates were stable or declining. In Fresno, up in Central California, load volume increased but rates dropped. Reefer rates rose in Denver. Los Angeles – L.A. BEST ROUNDTRIPS.
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