Whether you are the one shipping your goods, receiving those goods, or you are the hands somewhere in between, logistics will be a part of your business from day to day. So, optimizing your logistics will definitely improve your daily operations.
FTL simply means Full Truck Load. That means if you are looking to ship via FTL, your cargo should be of a large enough quantity to fill an entire trailer on its own. Or maybe, you are looking to have a trailer dedicated to your business’ shipment alone. Shipments that exceed 10,000 pounds are usually shipped FTL. There are some really great benefits choosing to ship via FTL Freight shipping.
Let’s face it...we are living in a time of instant gratification. It seems like we have access to almost anything we want in just a few business days all around the world. So, it's no surprise that our clients should want their freight delivered and received as soon as possible. In all the hustle and bustle of modern life, expedited Freight was born. It is our goal at American Manufacturing Solutions to offer prompt and reliable shipping for all our loyal customers, no matter where the destination may be. If you have time-sensitive cargo, you may want to consider shipping using Expedited Freight.
What are my Options?
Here in the U.S., you have a few options when it comes to shipping your goods. LTL Freight shipping, FTL Freight shipping, or maybe even Parcel Freight. FTL Freight is a full trailer. If you can fill a full trailer, this is your best option.
When you hear the word Conestoga, where does your mind wander? Are you taken back to the 1600’s, to a time where the dirt roads are lined with horses, and covered wagons? That’s exactly where the word Conestoga comes from, but the innovative Conestoga Flatbed Trailer of today has really evolved over the years. The Conestoga flatbed trailer has improved shipping for both the shipper and the receiver.
St. Marys Mayor Pat McGowan finished his state of the city address after rolling out his mayor's report during Monday's city council meeting and again during a St. Marys Kiwanis meeting on Tuesday.
Two local businessmen had a need for additional warehousing space and the City of St. Marys had a need to fill a dilapidated area on Celina Road.
The empty Home Depot building on Cable Road has been closed longer than it was open.
The national construction retail chain built its 95,000-square-foot facility in five months in 2002, but by 2008, a lackluster $11 million in annual sales and heavy competition from Lowe’s and Menards forced corporate to close the doors. They’ve remained closed since.
