The current economy has most businesses evaluating budgets and cutting costs. Unnecessary expenses are being slashed everywhere. One place that businesses can reduce expenses without sacrificing quality of service is truckload freight service, with the help of Freightquote.com. Small and medium businesses have long appreciated Freightquote's less-than-truckload (LTL) freight services, especially its ground-breaking online freight management technology. Now, those small and ...
<p>In the not-so-distant past, companies had employees – freight managers, dock supervisors, shipping clerks and others – whose job it was to sit at a desk and call several different freight carriers for quotes for less-than-truckload (LTL) shipments. <br> The employee would spend hours providing information about the shipment’s size, weight, volume, material, origin and destination to each carrier. Then a comparison would be made between the...
There are a multitude of products which require frozen or
refrigerated transportation from manufacturing facilities, wholesaler’s
warehouses and even retail outlets. Anything from wine to produce to candy to
flowers to pharmaceuticals can require controlled temperatures during shipment.
Whether a shipper needs to ship a truckload of refrigerated freight or less
than a truckload (LTL), Freightquote.com can help manage that shipment from
quote to delivery.
Refrigerated vans...
In over ten years of business, Freightquote.com has seen it
all. In terms of freight, that is. If you can imagine it, Freightquote has
shipped it. Cargo in every shape and size has been quoted, booked, shipped and
delivered using Freightquote’s incredibly efficient online freight management
system.
But just how wide of a variety of items has Freightquote
actually booked for shipment? The
spectrum is extensive because freight is not just cardboard boxes and...
Regardless of how one feels about offshore outsourcing of
jobs and manufacturing, the fact remains that many American companies are
producing goods in foreign countries or are purchasing goods made in
foreign-owned factories and transporting them to the United States. The physical
distance between the manufacturer and the retailer of goods is often
considerable. In order to move product transcontinental (often from Asia), the goods are generally shipped via ocean-going
vessel in...