ChemLogix LLC, a provider of comprehensive chemical industry transportation management, technology, and supply chain consulting services, has launched a new freight brokerage service as part of its Capacity Management program.
ChemLogix's freight brokerage service was introduced to address the continuing capacity shortages challenging chemical companies across the United States.
With their experience in transportation management, advanced technologies and chemical industry logistics, ChemLogix says it is positioned to assist chemical companies in finding the carrier capacity they need to deliver their products - even in the tightest market conditions.
ChemLogix has branded its freight brokerage service CapAssure LX, offering advanced, Web-based systems to coordinate, manage, and track shipments safely and affordably across the following modes:
- Bulk (liquid and dry)
- Dry Van TL (OTR, refrigerated and intermodal)
- Specialized (flatbeds, step downs, or double drops)
- Drayage
By electronically broadcasting logistics requirements to the market and identifying available trucking assets in the network, ChemLogix can rapidly match capacity to client needs in any lane.
ChemLogix Launches Freight Brokerage Service
ChemLogix LLC, a provider of comprehensive chemical industry transportation management, technology, and supply chain consulting services, has launched a new freight brokerage service as part of its Capacity Management program.
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