33 posts tagged with “Freight Forwarding”

A practical 90-day control plan for protecting shipment visibility, exception ownership, customs data, billing accuracy, and customer service during a freight-forwarder integration.

DSV's Schenker integration lifted profit, but shipment-level measures reveal whether logistics M&A synergies improve service, handoffs, and cost-to-serve.

Nippon Express has launched a five-day U.S. delivery option. Use a lane-level scorecard to test whether the port-to-door promise fits your freight.

Turn freight-forwarding growth into durable margin with a service-lane profitability matrix built from shipment, cost, accessorial, and exception data.

Lufthansa Cargo's planned LUG acquisition creates an opportunity to measure airport handoffs with practical throughput SLAs, timestamps, and capacity triggers.

The AWA acquisition of UAC USA expands wholesale freight coverage. Use this handoff plan to protect neutrality, customer data, quotes, credit, and visibility.

DHL's acquisition of Aero Cargas shows why freight-forwarder integrations need disciplined controls for shipment data, customs records, rates, and service continuity.

Use this practical checklist to evaluate international freight forwarding services, from carrier procurement and customs handoffs to milestones and data portability.

DSV's growing Chicago-Rockford charter network shows how forwarders can compare secondary airports with primary hubs on total transit time, cost, and reliability.

The strategic review of Apex Logistics shows why airfreight deals require shipment-level tests for customer, lane, carrier, and margin concentration.