Monthly Digest

Whether you're headed to TPM2026 in Long Beach or focused on tightening your procurement decisions, this month's edition has something for you. From our Logistics KPI Dashboard to fresh insights out of our industry interactions in Singapore and Tokyo, plus a new blog unpacking the supply chain risks still costing F&B companies millions, here's the monthly roundup.

We Are Heading to TPM 2026

Our CEO, Nidhi Gupta, and Sales Director Maxime Reau will be in Long Beach from March 1–4, 2026.

They are looking forward to reconnecting with familiar faces and diving into the conversations that actually move supply chains forward.

If you are attending, we'd be glad to meet you in person. Let us know below.

Have You Explored Our KPI Dashboard Yet?

Last month, we introduced the enhanced Portcast Logistics KPI Dashboard.

Some of our customers managing high-volume, multi-region freight have started using it to analyze carrier performance, review lane reliability, and prepare for procurement conversations backed by real data.

If you have not seen it in action yet, we would be happy to walk you through how teams are using it today.

On the Ground in Singapore and Tokyo

This month, the Portcast team joined key industry conversations across Asia.

At the French Chamber of Commerce Singapore, our CEO, Nidhi Gupta, moderated a panel titled The Future of Maritime: How AI Is Shaping the Industry. The discussion brought together Julien Metayer from A.P. Moller - Maersk and Alexandre Stegner from Amphitrite, who shared real AI use cases already delivering measurable outcomes across the maritime ecosystem.

Julien also highlighted how Maersk leverages Portcast's solution within its operations.

Nidhi and our Customer Success Director, Lily, were in Tokyo for the Logistics Solutions Fair 2026. During their time in Japan, they had a great opportunity to meet some of our Japanese customers in person.

Thank you to everyone who connected with us in Singapore and Japan. If we missed you, we would be glad to continue the conversation.

Blog Spotlight: Why F&B Supply Chains Still Lose Millions

In our latest blog, we break down the three supply chain risks that hit F&B logistics the hardest and what changes when teams shift to an exception-first approach.

For F&B shippers moving millions of dollars in perishable goods each month, that shift shows up in margin points, customer retention, and whether your logistics team spends its week managing crises or optimizing operations.

Feel free to schedule a call with us if you're seeking a dependable ocean and air freight tracking solution to mitigate your supply chain risks.