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Recent developments surrounding federal emission standards for heavy-duty commercial vehicles have significant implications for the trucking industry. As a responsible and forward-thinking trucking company, ETI understands the importance of environmental stewardship while also ensuring the economic viability of our operations. In this blog post, we address the challenges posed by the new federal emissions standards,

The electric vehicle (EV) revolution is shifting gears in the United States, bringing the trucking industry into its broad scope. While the environmental benefits of this transition are clear, many truckers and small carriers express valid concerns about the practicality and financial implications of embracing this emerging technology. Primarily, the initial investment required for EVs

In today's increasingly competitive and fast-paced business landscape, customer expectations are higher than ever. Speed, convenience, and reliability have become paramount in ensuring customer satisfaction and loyalty. One essential component in meeting these demands is same-day shipping. In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of same-day shipping in various industries and how partnering

Hey there! Have you ever wondered how your favorite food products manage to stay fresh and safe during transportation? Well, it's all thanks to cold chain shipping solutions! In simple terms, it means that the temperature of the product is carefully monitored and maintained throughout its journey from the manufacturer to your grocery store. But

When shipping Pharmaceutical products all U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Regulations must be met.  The regulations can be found here. The regulations apply to produce, beverages, vaccines, Baby Formula, and more. The World Health Organization also has regulations for shipping pharmaceuticals and vaccines to foreign countries. The regulations cover packaging, handling, and storage. Exporters

In today’s news, we have been seeing a Supply Chain crisis hitting almost all markets and aspects of everyday life. Whether it’s been economic issues regarding inflation, recession, or fluctuating Fed rates. To Import/Export services coming to basically a halt due to politics regarding staffing the ports for loading and unloading containers. Even the stock

In the Beginning… Back in 1977 Jim Lucey and Rick Sauers were working in the Purchasing Department at Ingersol-Rand Turbo Division out of Phillipsburg, NJ. They were responsible for building million-dollar machines to pump crude oil through 24’’ pipe assemblies for the Alaskan, Russian, and Mexican pipelines. These of which were to be built,