Freight Transportation:

• Truck Freight: Overland transportation using trucks for regional or long-haul deliveries.
• Rail Freight: Transporting goods via trains, often for long distances and bulk shipments.
• Air Freight: Rapid transportation of goods using cargo planes, ideal for urgent or high-value shipments.
• Ocean Freight: Shipping goods via cargo ships, suitable for international transportation of large volumes.

Freight Forwarding:

• Coordination and management of the movement of goods on behalf of shippers, including customs clearance and documentation.

Third-Party Logistics (3PL):

• Outsourcing logistics services, including warehousing, transportation, and distribution, to a third-party provider.

• Intermodal Transportation:

  • Utilizing multiple modes of transport (e.g., rail, truck, ocean) to move goods more efficiently.

• Reefer/Temperature-Controlled Shipping:

  • Transporting perishable goods that require temperature regulation, such as food and pharmaceuticals.

• Specialty Freight Services:

  • Handling unique items or modes of transportation, including oversized or heavy cargo, hazardous materials, and fragile items.

• Warehousing and Distribution:

  • Storage services that support inventory management, order fulfillment, and distribution logistics.

• Customs Brokerage:

  • Handling customs-related processes, ensuring compliance with regulations, and facilitating the import and export of goods.