How To Ship Freight Across The U.S.-Canada Border Successfully
Posted by Jerry Ramirez on Jun 21, 2021 10:00:00 AM
The great white north is home to just over 318 billion trees, 39 million Canadian citizens and 25,000 mid to large-sized businesses.
How Port Service Charges Impact the Cost of Freight Shipping
Posted by Sean Glenz on Jun 14, 2021 10:00:00 AM
You’ve routed your shipment through a U.S. port before and know that doing so provides its own set of unique fees and challenges. The services provided to your shipment at the port can become expensive and you..
Why Should Your International Freight Forwarder Be Part of a Forwarder Network? [And Which Networks Matter]
Posted by Eric Foerster on Jun 1, 2021 9:30:00 AM
If you have global shipping needs or desires, it’s important to align yourself with an international freight forwarder that can meet those needs. If you want to ship to or from Europe, you’d better hope your..
What is a Flatrack Container? [And When You Should Use It]
Posted by Darek Stachowski on May 25, 2021 8:22:00 AM
You’ve spent years shipping your company’s inventories domestically and have a pretty good grasp on the trailer types to use for your products. Now, you’re being asked to ship internationally and it’s..
Freight Shipping Cross-Border To and From Mexico: Your Ultimate Guide
Posted by Jerry Ramirez on May 5, 2021 10:00:00 AM
It's safe to say that moving your freight into and out of Mexico over the road boasts its own set of unique challenges.
Why Are Ocean Freight Rates So High?
Posted by Eric Foerster on Apr 1, 2021 7:50:00 AM
If you’ve attempted to ship any of your inventories internationally lately, you’re fully aware of the struggle all shippers are facing. It feels impossible to find any equipment to ship your products on or in...
Protect Your Freight by Packing, Crating & Storing Before Shipping
Posted by Scott Cromer on Oct 12, 2020 9:26:00 AM
When shipping sensitive, fragile, expensive — or all of the above — cargo overseas, it’s important to ensure it’s properly protected. Whether it’s the salty sea air or the turbulent waves, cargo on a vessel..