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The challenges that small to medium-sized shippers face today to get their goods to the market did not exist until a couple of years ago.With 5 to 25 shipments a day and several smaller operations across smaller locations and businesses, a typical freight for a mid-sized shipper consists of less-than-truckload with full truckload here and there.
Did you know that the cost of managing transportation alone makes up to half of a business’s total expenses? The carrier and logistics brokers’ business vertical has immense potential in the transportation industry, but multiple challenges can slow down the progress.
The challenges that small to medium-sized shippers face today to get their goods to the market did not exist until a couple of years ago.With 5 to 25 shipments a day and several smaller operations across smaller locations and businesses, a typical freight for a mid-sized shipper consists of less-than-truckload with full truckload here and there.
If you are starting with your logistics business, you may not be familiar with the roles and responsibilities freight brokers assume in the trucking and freight industry. Freight brokers run multiple tasks – they lift the burden of load scheduling and tracking off your shoulders.
A consistent and continuous flow of working capital is an everyday challenge for small businesses, like trucking. Using a factoring company is a common financial solution that can convert your proper invoices into working capital to run your company.
