Cross-docking involves items being transported to a central terminal or warehouse via courier, truck, or trailer (and in some cases rail, aircraft, or sea-vessels). Typically, cross-docks are buildings with loading equipped with docks on both sides. To simplify the unloading / loading process, incoming materials usually arrive on one side of the building, are sorted in the middle of the warehouse (staging area) and then reloaded outbound and dispatched from the other side.
Supplier consolidation strategies can reduce the number of carriers at your facility or distribution center resulting in substantial reductions in transportation costs. Through our years of experience, we have developed the best practices for freight optimization, enabling us to get the maximum efficiency out of each outbound shipment.
Through our own fleet and logistics network, we have the capacity to oversee your entire supply chain within Canada and United States regardless of your shipment size.
