The furniture company leveraged cargo partnerships to secure capacity at a contractual rate as a way to offset higher oil prices and spot market volatility.
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The furniture company leveraged cargo partnerships to secure capacity at a contractual rate as a way to offset higher oil prices and spot market volatility.
Published July 6, 2026
A Lovesac storefront. The furniture company is one of the many retailers facing freight volatility due to the higher oil costs.
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