BlueGrace Logistics has been named one of SupplyChainBrain’s 100 Great Supply Chain Partners for 2026.
Every year, supply chain professionals nominate the vendors that actually move the needle for their business. For 2026, that list includes BlueGrace. The recognition marks the 24th year of the program, and unlike most industry awards, it isn’t decided by a panel of judges. It’s decided by the shippers and supply chain leaders who use these providers every day.
How the List Gets Built
SupplyChainBrain runs a six-month online poll each year, asking supply chain professionals to nominate the vendors and service providers who have made a real, measurable impact on their efficiency, customer service, and overall performance. Only the providers whose customers speak up on their behalf make the final 100.
Brad Berger, Publisher of SupplyChainBrain, put it this way:
“For twenty-four consecutive years, SupplyChainBrain has published our much-anticipated list of 100 Great Supply Chain Partners, a select group of companies whose customers recognize them for providing outstanding solutions and services,” said Brad Berger, Publisher of SupplyChainBrain. “Our six-month online poll requires a qualified response, asking supply chain professionals to nominate vendors and service providers whose solutions have made a significant impact on their company’s efficiency, customer service and overall supply chain performance. This year’s field of nominees was highly competitive and overall excellent, coming from all areas of supply chain management.”
What It Means for Your Freight
This kind of recognition doesn’t come from a marketing budget. It comes from shippers who picked up the phone, filled out a poll, and said a provider made their supply chain run better. That’s the standard behind every load BlueGrace manages: fewer dropped shipments, faster answers when something goes wrong, and freight data that actually helps your team make decisions.
If your current 3PL isn’t earning that kind of feedback from its customers, it might be worth a second look.