Boost efficiency with third party logistics solutions

In third-party logistics (3PL), a business outsources all or a portion of its supply chain, which frequently includes domestic or international transportation, warehousing, inventory storage or management, freight forwarding, customs brokerage, or other ancillary services like storage, packing, or fulfillment. One of the advantages of using a 3PL is having the option to hire a subject-matter expert to oversee shipping operations; this person would have worked to develop relationships with business partners and be familiar with supply chains, ensuring efficiency and cost savings.

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