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What Is Transloading?    Transloading refers to when inbound freight is unloaded, unpacked, sorted through, and organized into different pallets for outbound shipping.   Transloading is not to be confused with cross-docking, which is just the unloading of inbound freight, storing it in a warehouse or terminal for a brief period of time, then loading […]

If you’re able to withstand a few days of incremental transit time, then you should consider trying deferred air freight. As a result, shippers can boost their revenue by lower freight costs. Furthermore, you can maximize your interests if your supply chain is adjustable to certain circumstances. Benefits From Using Air Freight Shipping Let’s imagine […]

What is Expedited Shipping? In comparison to standard shipping, expedited shipping promises faster delivery times. For expedited shipping, trucks transport goods from order pickup to delivery without stopping in between. For most domestic deliveries, “expedited shipping” falls between overnight and 2-day shipping. Expedited shipping vs. standard shipping Standard delivery services are usually the cheapest option […]

In a dropshipping model, the manufacturer ships directly to your customers. Nevertheless, Invoices often accompany packages, so customers may get their hands on information you don’t want them to see. What can you do if you don’t want your customer to know who your supplier is? Blind shipping is the solution that will keep your […]

The Perils of the Sea   Damaged goods. It’s a term no shipper nor customer ever wants to hear. Damaged goods means less profit for the shippers, but more importantly, the loss of valued items for the customer. Unfortunately, unexpected disasters and weather changes do happen; hence, the need for one safety net: Cargo Insurance […]

What is Clearance Delay?  Have you ever seen the term “clearance delay” under a package or shipment’s custom status? When a package or shipment gets held up at customs clearance or the border, its status will show that it’s under clearance delay, which is never good news for the delivery process.    Why Does a […]