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Taking your business forward
Freight forwarding designed around you
Imports and exports can be a large part or even the lifeblood of a business. Getting goods and merchandise across the country or to another port of call requires a lot of paperwork, scheduling, research and logistics. And that’s not something you want second best for.
To do it right and do it well, you need the right domestic or international freight forwarding company as your partner.
At Interstate Logistics, we leverage both our own transportation system and the transportation specialties of our partners to create a seamless shipping plan for our customers no matter what they’re shipping or where. Our close relationships with air and steamship carriers and numerous government agencies help us to provide our customers with prioritized bookings, loadings and clearance needs.
Streamlining your supply chain
At Interstate, we’re able to speed-up or slow-down your deliveries and supply chain, providing you with the flexibility to adjust ground, air and ocean transportation to accommodate your fast-changing inventory needs — even when your shipments are en route. Whether it’s domestic or international freight forwarding, we give you full control over your items no matter where they are.
We want your move to be as seamless as possible, so we go beyond providing you with just a simple freight forwarding service. As a full-service freight forwarder, we provide:
- Asset preparation at origin and installation at delivery
- Door-to-door pickup and delivery
- Warehousing and distribution
- Supply chain management
- Last-mile delivery
- White glove service
We’ll get your goods all the way there
Over the past few years, last-mile logistics have risen in attention and spending, making it one of the key factors identified for many companies as the cornerstone for their growth and profitability.
To master last-mile logistics, your organization needs to partner with the team that understands last-mile logistical challenges, changes and how it impacts e-commerce across omnichannel supply chains. To really see the benefits of last-mile logistics, you need to partner with Interstate.
Unmatched freight forwarding services
As an ISO 9001:2015 certified provider, we’re continuously evaluating and improving our carrier utilization system to meet the highest standards and keep our customers moving.
Transportation & Freight Forwarding Services
Interstate’s teams provide you with the transportation services your business needs no matter what you need done. From moving servers to being a key member of your supply chain, we’ll keep you moving.
Data Center Transportation
From asset management to shipping and transportation, we’re equipped to manage the move of the heart of your business.
Warehousing & Distribution
Pick up, drop off and the pit-stops in between — our in-house warehousing and transportation services put your assets in secure hands.
Office Moving & Relocation
Get your employees and your assets where they need to be with our expert office and industrial relocation teams.
What is freight forwarding?
Freight forwarding companies strategize, organize, schedule, and oversee the shipment, transportation, storage and delivery of goods and merchandise on behalf of shippers and clients. Freight forwarding is the process and logistics of moving those materials from one place to another, usually over long distances and frequently internationally. From booking cargo to completing customs paperwork and insurance claims, freight forwarding services cover all the steps required to get from point A to B.
How do I choose a freight forwarder?
Choosing the right freight forwarder is an important decision as you are essentially choosing a business partner, shipper and logistics manager all in one. When deciding on the right freight forwarding partner, it’s important to compare expertise, all available services and past customer service experiences to make sure you’re selecting the right partner for your company.
What is last-mile logistics?
Last-mile logistics refers to the final step of the delivery process from a distribution center/facility to the end-user. Typically, the last-mile delivery can range from a few blocks to 50 or 100 miles. More often than not, last-mile logistics involves the use of parcel or small package carriers to deliver products to consumers, though in supply chain management, larger shippers like Interstate are more typically used.
