Field notes from the dock — drayage, AI, and the South Florida freight market.
LTL freight cost in Miami depends on weight, freight class, distance, and accessorials. Here is what drives the price and how to…
Read article →DDP means the seller pays duties and delivers cleared goods; DDU (now DAP) leaves import duties to the buyer. Here is the…
Read article →A 3PL executes logistics like warehousing and transport; a 4PL manages the whole supply chain and other providers. Here is how to…
Read article →A temperature-controlled warehouse keeps stored goods within a set temperature and humidity range. Here is how it works and who needs one…
Read article →A lumper fee is the charge for third-party labor that loads or unloads a trailer at a warehouse. Here is who pays…
Read article →CFS deconsolidation is the process of unpacking a shared LCL container at a container freight station and separating each importer's cargo for…
Read article →Hazmat shipping in Miami means classifying dangerous goods correctly, packing and labeling to IATA or IMDG rules, and using a certified carrier—here…
Read article →An asset-based 3PL owns its trucks and warehouses; a brokerage 3PL arranges capacity from others. Here is what the difference means for…
Read article →Any load over Florida's legal size or weight limits needs an oversize or overweight permit—here is when you need one and how…
Read article →Reefer drayage at Port Everglades moves temperature-controlled containers from the terminal without breaking the cold chain—here is what shippers need to know.
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