Express-1 Expedited Solutions, Saint Joseph, Mich., a non-asset based transportation services provider, has acquired LRG International, an international forwarding company that specializes in ocean and air freight services
. LRG will be rolled into the company's Concert Group Logistics operations.
"Adding LRG and its highly experienced team to CGL brings new strength to our customers who ship internationally," said Gerry Post, president of CGL. "It enhances our service offering, expands our foreign network and strengthens our ocean and air capabilities enabling us to move upon the global frontier with strong resources and capabilities."
The acquisition will accommodate the company's expansion into Europe, Asia and other regions. According to the company, CGL will be able to penetrate new markets.
"Our knowledge and experience in handling and shipping both imports and exports will be a strong asset to XPO's global logistics and transportation portfolio," said Henrik Jorgensen, president of LRG.
Express-1 Expedited Solutions, through its three operating companies (Express-1, Concert Group Logistics and Bounce Logistics), provides the following transportation services: same-day delivery, time-sensitive shipping and premium freight brokerage throughout North America, as well as domestic and international freight forwarding.
More info: www.express-1.com
Express-1 Expedited Solutions Purchases LRG International
Express-1 Expedited Solutions, Saint Joseph, Mich., a non-asset based transportation services provider, has acquired LRG International, an international forwarding company that specializes in ocean and air freight service
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