Our international freight management services employ groundbreaking multimodal partnerships to establish more economical international freight trade routes and provide clients with a comprehensive sourcing and billing solution.  Importing savings are achievable via utilization of both traditional trade routes via ports within the United States and new trade route via ports within Mexico.

Importation via United States Ports

We promote and manage an importing system of processes and providers with exacting parameters and directives (for foreign forwarders, steamships, domestic forwarders, customs agents, handlers, warehousers, labelers, cartage servicers, etc.) to consolidate and minimize costs (ocean freight charges, outport, inport, wharf, and pier charges, taxes and duties, customs and handling (loading/unloading) charges, documentation charges, insurance charges, etc.).  Our system typically provides up to a week in time savings, up to 30% in cost savings, improved visibility and control, and single source billing solutions.

Importation via Mexican Ports

We provide a one stop brokering source to redirect freight away from congested waterways and ports to newer and more economical trade through Mexico and into the United States with inland port and customs facilities.  Comprehensive agreements with steamship lines, Mexican ports, handlers, customs brokers, warehouse facilities, trucking lines, rail lines, tracking technology firms and other industry leaders (including NASCO) provide total savings in excess of 50% for importers.

Crossing Borders

Movement of freight between the United States and Mexico (both importation/exportation) via Priority Logistics also is beneficial for shippers, as we consolidate middlemen costs (forwarding, clearing, crossing, handling, customs, etc.) into a single brokering and billing source and provide savings for shippers.