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The age-old freight packaging question: do I need labels on each box when shipping on pallets? Learn more about the intricacies of labeling...
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There’s much to learn about picking up a freight shipment. Learn about FreightCenter’s freight pickup policies and what to do before the truck arrives at your front step.
Full Truckload vs Less Than Truckload: Which Should You Choose?
It's the moment you've been waiting for: two of the most common and popular freight services are entering the arena. Full Truckload (FTL) and Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) are battling it out to see which is better for your shipping needs. What are the differences between the two, and how do you choose between the two of them? Learn about these two shipping types and decide who will be your shipping champion!
How Accounts Receivable (AR) Benefits Your Company
Learn how an AR account can benefit your company in the long run.
Why Is LTL Freight So Expensive?
LTL freight costs are determined by a number of variables, including fuel price, driver compensation and maintenance. Due to a shortage of drivers in the industry, driver pay has increased to attract qualified workers. Your personal shipment cost is based on factors such as weight, density, classification, etc.
What is MABD?
Suppliers working with large retailers must comply with strict delivery and compliance regulations, one of the most common being the (MABD) delivery window.
How Are Freight Shipping Rates Calculated KEY IDEAS MATT
To understand how Freight Shipping Rates are Calculated, you need to know the following: type of packaging (pallets, crates, containers, etc.), type of goods (for classification), shipment size and weight, delivery zip code, and whether there are any special handling requirements. FreightCenter can give you an instant quote.
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