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Industries

Logistics shaped around your industry

Every industry moves cargo differently — from regulated products that need careful documentation to heavy equipment that needs specialized handling. Here is how we approach the sectors we support.

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Renewable Energy & Solar Equipment

Solar modules, inverters, battery systems, and wind components are high-value and often heavy or oversized, and they are subject to detailed U.S. trade rules.

Typical logistics needs

  • Palletized solar modules moving in full containers on a project schedule
  • Oversized components, such as wind tower sections and transformers, that need project cargo planning
  • Tariff review and origin documentation that U.S. Customs may request
  • Battery systems that must follow hazardous materials rules

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Automotive & Heavy Machinery Parts

Production lines depend on parts arriving on time. Heavy machinery often needs special equipment and careful securing.

Typical logistics needs

  • Regular replenishment that matches production schedules
  • A mix of FCL, LCL, and expedited air freight when a line is waiting for parts
  • Flat rack, open-top, or heavy-haul transport for machinery
  • Duty review for products affected by Section 232 or Section 301 tariffs

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Consumer Electronics & Technology Products

Electronics are valuable, time-sensitive, and frequently shipped with lithium batteries that require dangerous goods handling.

Typical logistics needs

  • Product launches and seasonal peaks that call for air or expedited options
  • Lithium battery shipments packed and declared according to dangerous goods rules
  • Secure handling and limited touchpoints for high-value cargo
  • Accurate HTS classification for components and finished devices

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Paper, Pulp & Industrial Raw Materials

Heavy, dense cargo moves in large volumes, where container weight limits and handling costs make a real difference.

Typical logistics needs

  • Load planning around container and U.S. road weight limits
  • Protection from moisture and handling damage
  • Rail and intermodal options for long inland distances
  • Transloading and storage to keep regular volumes moving

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Medical Devices & Healthcare Equipment

Medical devices are FDA-regulated and frequently sensitive to handling, temperature, or delivery timing.

Typical logistics needs

  • FDA entry information prepared before cargo arrives
  • Careful handling, and temperature control when required
  • Time-sensitive deliveries to distributors and facilities
  • Storage and distribution that keep track of lot information

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Cosmetics & FDA-Regulated Consumer Goods

Cosmetics and other FDA-regulated consumer goods need correct documentation, labeling, and careful handling before they reach store shelves or customers.

Typical logistics needs

  • FDA and other government agency requirements reviewed before shipping
  • Prior Notice and FSVP support when shipments include food products
  • Temperature-aware handling for sensitive formulas
  • Labeling, repacking, and distribution to retail or e-commerce channels

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Shipping in one of these industries?

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