Category: Drayage and Inbound Logistics

Tackling Drayage Challenges for International Shippers Entering America

In a perfect world, your shipment would be transited directly from the ship to the customer or dealer by truck. However, in the real world, it is subject to one or more short moves before getting on the truck, generally combined under the term “drayage.” The latter refers to the specific segment of the transport […]

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Drayage Services: Simplifying Entry into the United States for International Shippers

A chain is as strong as its weakest link. When it comes to international logistics, this can be paraphrased as a logistics chain is as strong as its shortest link. The latter is drayage service – a crucial component of the international logistics process, which involves transporting goods over a short distance, typically from a […]

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Cost-Efficient Inbound Logistics: A Guide for International Shippers Entering the U.S.

Inbound logistics is a vital component of the global trade mechanism, ensuring a smooth flow of raw materials across borders to manufacturing facilities and warehouses. Its organization has a direct impact on the overall cost of the end product, affecting the bottom line of businesses engaged in importing goods into the U.S. Today’s article aims […]

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