Every week we show which shipping regions are running hot or cooling off for produce, protein, dairy, and frozen, and what that means for your loads.
This week’s reports
Updated October 8, 2026Isaias heads for I-10 this weekend. Yakima and Wenatchee stay short as Northwest rejections climb. California into New York firms; Chicago splits.
Read the produce report → Short updateThe cattle kill bounced off a light week but is still under last year. Poultry is steady. Watch Isaias in the Gulf poultry states.
Read the protein update → Short updateCentral milk is loosening and the East is heavy. Western contacts say hauling costs are rising.
Read the dairy update → Short updateNo new USDA Cold Storage data this week. The next report is due October 23. Last week’s read stays up.
Read the frozen update →We only print numbers we can back up. When there isn’t a good number for a lane, we say so instead of guessing. Questions about a lane? Call or email Alex Stanton at alex@cyanlogistics.net · (909) 972-1006.
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