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How Many Customs Brokers Do You Need? Why a Single Broker is the Best Option

May 08, 2023

Do you really need multiple customs brokers? Find out how a single freight forwarding and customs brokerage provider saves you time and money.

Digital Air Freight: What You Need to Know about E-bookings

April 27, 2023

This blog explores digital air freight and how e-bookings provide a more efficient and faster way for logistics professionals to make connections.

The Ultimate Guide to International Air Freight Charges

March 27, 2023

This article will explain what international air freight charges are and how to calculate the chargeable weight when shipping goods overseas.

Expert Tips for Avoiding Extra Charges on Import Shipments

March 03, 2023

Learn about the most common extra charges on ocean import

2023 Outlook: What to Expect at the Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach

February 09, 2023

Find out what port executives and industry experts are predicting for the ocean freight market and Southern California ports in the year ahead.

The Future of Freight: The Independent Forwarder's Outlook

August 23, 2022

Our CEO sat with Freightos last week to discuss the future for independent freight fowarders.

Ocean Shipping Reform Act: What We Know So Far

June 13, 2022

“It’s time for updated rules of the road. That’s what this bill does.”

New Partnership Offers Improved Freight Services

April 06, 2022

Freight Right now offers quality control and production visibility thanks to our most recent alliance.

How To Fix The Supply Chain: Q&A

November 09, 2021

Founder & CEO of Freight Right Global Logistics, Robert Khachatryan, sat down with Tuck Ly, Vice President of Clearpoint International, to discuss the major issues affecting the global supply chain and port congestion

Freight Right to offer new consolidation services from China to the US.

August 13, 2021

Freight Right is now offering direct consolidated ocean shipments to the Port of Long Beach and Los Angeles.

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