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American Group | Freight & Shipping Management

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Shipping. Simplified. Whether you need to ship your freight as an LTL (less than truckload), FTL (full truckload), LCL (less than container load), FCL (full container load), expedited/”hot shot”, or via ocean, air or rail – we provide the shipping expertise to get it done. We pride ourselves on offering the best shipping services available – in partnership with the best freight carriers in the industry. As a full service logistics provider, we also offer warehousing, freight bill auditing, and cargo claims resolution. Give us a chance to solve your freight shipping issues – try shipping the American way! While we are most well known as an LTL Carrier and international freight shipper, try our freight calculator and request a freight quote while you’re here!

Latest Shipping Articles from American Group

FAQs Ltl Carrier FAQs For Freight Quotes

When shipping your international freight to foreign customers and markets you will most often use Ltl carriers to get your goods where they need to be.  These common carriers consolidate shipments to fill trucks headed to foreign destinations.  If you are not familiar with the services of Ltl carriers these FAQs will help you understand [...]


Partial Load Less Than Truckload Carriers

Much of the freight moved out of the U.S. to Canada, Mexico and to the Americas is carried by Ltl carriers in consolidated shipments.  The alternative by truck is to use Ftl – full truckload – carriers but most shipments are not large enough to make that cost effective.  Ltl carriers transport goods in semi-trailers [...]


LTL Freight What you Need to Know about Shipping LTL

You’ve picked up your first foreign customer, located in Canada or Brazil, for example, and you need to get several pallets of product shipped securely, quickly and affordably.  Perhaps your usual interstate shipping has enough volume that you use full truckload (Ftl) carriers, but that’s not what you need know.  The answer is to use [...]