Market Updates

 At the start of the global pandemic last year, Americans found a new level of respect and admiration for essential workers. People started being kinder to grocery store employees and clapping for healthcare workers, showing solidarity a...

 At the start of the pandemic, at a time when many other industries came to a standstill, the trucking industry became more essential than ever before. While many of us stayed inside to help stop the spread of the virus, truck drivers st...

 After 2020 took the world by surprise, we're all ready for a bit of a return to normalcy. Fortunately, there's good reason to have hope that the construction industry will experience a rebound in 2021. The current rollout of the COVID-1...

 Throughout an unpredictable 2020, the resin market experienced a bit of whiplash, marked by rapidly changing prices and a shortage of materials. This impact to supply and demand only got worse after a fire tore through a Texas Total Pet...

  After a year of unpredictable weather extremes, amidst a global pandemic, growers are now experiencing what had become a foreign feeling: hope and optimism for the future.According to The Daily Scoop's report on a recent s...

 In a year like 2020, it's not uncommon for people to search for comfort anywhere they can find it. For many of us, that comes in the form of seeking out foods that make us feel safe and healthy at a time when health seems anything but a...

 Imagine a tarp that doesn't require a tarping system to extend/retract...Does it sound like an impossible dream? It could, in fact, become a reality sooner than you might think. A group of innovative minds at Yale has started develo...

 The ongoing COVID-19 health crisis has impacted nearly every aspect of life in 2020. One area, in particular, that has felt the strain is the construction industry. A recent article from Construction Dive takes a closer look at infrastr...

 It's almost impossible to comprehend new technology before it becomes a reality. For example, if you've been around long enough to watch the old cartoon, The Jetsons, as a child, you might remember that the characters used video calls t...