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Differences between FTL, Partial truckload and LTL freight shipping
In this post you will discover the characteristics, advantages and disadvantages of three freight shipping services: Full truck or FTL, Partial truckload and Less than Truckload or LTL. We will [...]
Freight glossary in Spanish, English and French
Even if most of the logistics professionals communicate in English as a neutral language for trade business, it is always nice to establish commercial relationships with a team able to [...]
Decoding the classification of the logistics service providers in North America
The most common classification of the logistics service providers in North America is based on the concept of logistics outsourcing upgrade from 1PL to 7PL. In this post, we include definitions [...]
Frequently asked questions about the Bill of Lading Supplement (Complemento Carta Porte) for international shipments
The Mexican government implemented the issuance of the Complemento Carta Porte or Bill of Lading Supplement as a measure to prove the legal possession of freight transported in Mexican territory, [...]
Why the lack of availability of trucks for shipments to Mexico?
One of the challenges of ground transportation in the North American commercial zone is the complexity of the freight border-crossing between the United States and Mexico. In this post, we [...]
How to Fill in the complemento Carta Porte
The deadline for issuing the Complemento Carta Porte correctly, avoiding fines or penalties, is September 31st. Keep reading to find out what you need to know about filling it in. While the [...]
