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Smooth Sailing: Why Your Business Needs a Reliable Freight Forwarder

You know it's not an easy task when you’re an international freight forwarder that is shipping goods worth millions! There are many hurdles in the global shipping industry that could derail your ambitions. A business must have a n effecti ve logist ics system that can ship their products to their rightful destination safely and qui ckly to ensure their long-term success.    If you are a business owner with a very little knowledge about international shipping and managing logistics and shipping operations, then you will struggle to be successful in business. This is why there are professionals out there, called Freight Forwarder s who work to make the shipping and freight operations for various businesses run smoothly!   5 Reasons to Hire a Reliable Freight Forwarder for Your Business   If you’re looking for a logistics company that will handle all your freight forwarding operations for your business, it's very important to do your research first . There a

What is Double Brokerage and How to Avoid It?

  What is D ouble B rokerage and H ow to A void I t?   Double brokering, in the context of a logistics company, occurs when a carrier accepts a load from a shipper or broker, and then, instead of handling the transportation themselves, they transfer the load to another carrier. This means the original carrier acts as a broker and subcontracts the job to a third-party carrier.       In this blog post, we will explain in detail what double brokering is, how it works, what are the risks involved, and how you can protect yourself from it.     What is Double Broke rage ?     Double brokering refers to an unauthorized reselling of a freight shipment by a transportation broker or carrier to another carrier without informing the original customer . Essentially, double brokering deceives parties in the transportation chain .     For example, if shipper X has given a load to carrier Y who further gives the load to another carrier Z without the knowledge of shipper X, then it is double broke