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EPISODE · May 11, 2026 · 14 MIN

How Small Freight Costs Quietly Become Massive Annual Losses

from Executive Efficiency Series · host expectus

In this episode of Executive Efficiency Series, Bijan Banaey sits down with Nino, a logistics and supply chain manager in the plastics and nylon industry, to discuss the hidden inefficiencies that quietly drain profitability from supply chain operations.From freight rates that were never renegotiated to operational habits carried over for decades, Nino shares how his team uncovered significant savings opportunities simply by challenging long-standing assumptions.The conversation explores:Why “small” freight overcharges add up faster than most companies realizeThe hidden risks of operational comfort zonesWhy loyalty alone should not determine vendor relationshipsHow modern logistics tools create new opportunities for visibility and cost controlThe challenge of implementing operational change inside established organizationsWhat logistics leaders should regularly audit inside their own operationsThis episode offers practical insight for executives, supply chain leaders, operations managers, and finance teams looking to improve visibility, reduce unnecessary logistics spend, and modernize legacy processes without sacrificing service quality.

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