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Freight Forwarders in United States

Performance-ranked logistics providers operating in United States

Last updated: April 8, 2026
1Ranked
5Featured
1000Directory

Top Ranked in United States

1 forwarders
Rank
Operator
Performance
Services
Action
#1
Zekix LLC
Zekix LLC
Houston • IATA CASS
SF
FW
PT
3 peer endorsements
1hAvg Response
80/100Score
Ocean Freight (FCL & LCL) #1Air Freight #1FCL (Full Container Load)+2

Featured Forwarders & Verified Profiles

5 forwarders

Verified logistics providers not yet in performance rankings

Central Cargo North America Inc.

Central Cargo North America Inc.

Texas - Carrollton

At Central Cargo North America, we understand the importance of having a reliable partner regarding your logistics needs.

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E-Freight Solutions Inc.

E-Freight Solutions Inc.

Monterey Park

E-Freight Solutions Inc.®

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Juno logistics

Juno logistics

Chicago

Industry-leading freight forwarder with comprehensive supply chain solutions and technology.

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Transmodal Corporation

Transmodal Corporation

Los Angeles

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Unit International

Unit International

Jacksonville

Unit International offers nationwide logistics solutions, including freight forwarding, customs brokerage, import/export services, and supply chain consulting. Contact us for a free consultation.

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1 TRADE FWDNG INC

DFW AIRPORT

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101 SHIPPING INC

INGLEWOOD

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101 SUPPLY CHAIN GROUP, INC.

EL SEGUNDO

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2A

2AT LOGISTICS, LLC

SPRING

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3C

3CR LOGISTIC SOLUTIONS LLC

LAKE RONKONKOMA

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3P

3PLUS LOGISTICS CO.

TORRANCE

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4 A'S CARGO, INC.

CARSON

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7

7 SEAS SHIPPING COMPANY LLC

LEAGUE CITY

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7F

7FREIGHT SERVICES, LLC

FOXBORO

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7S

7STAR LOGISTICS SOLUTIONS

OKEMOS, MI

FIATA
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8 WAYS SHIPPING & LOGISTICS AMERICAS INC

EAST BRUNSWICK

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A 1 WORLDWIDE LOGISTICS, INC.

NORTH MIAMI

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A

A G WORLD TRANSPORT, INC.

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO

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A-ONE FREIGHT FORWARDERS INC

CLEARWATER

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A.

A. C. T. GLOBAL LOGISTICS LLC

MANHASSET

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A.

A.J. WORLDWIDE SERVICES INC.

SECAUCUS

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A.

A.T.I. NORTH POINT, INC.

NEW HOPE

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A.V. REILLY INTERNATIONAL LTD.

WOOD DALE

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A.W.E. FREIGHT SOLUTIONS, INC.

EAST MEADOW

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A2

A2Z GLOBAL CARGO SOLUTIONS INC.

FIFE

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Logistics Overview

The United States is one of the world's largest import and export markets, with a dense network of deep-sea container ports, inland rail hubs, and high-capacity international airports.

Infrastructure Advantage

Two-ocean access (Pacific + Atlantic) plus Gulf gateways enables diversified ocean routing. Strong rail networks (double-stack corridors) and trucking capacity for intermodal scale. Large airport cargo system with specialized handling for pharma, perishables, e-commerce, and high-value shipments.

Sea Ports

Major seaports and maritime logistics hubs

Port of Los Angeles (POLA)

US LAX
Specialization

Transpacific container gateway; intermodal rail connections

Key Terminals
  • SSA Marine
  • Ports America

Port of Long Beach (POLB)

US LGB
Specialization

High-volume container port paired with Los Angeles; extensive on-dock rail

Key Terminals
  • SSA Marine
  • Ports America

Port of New York & New Jersey

US NYC
Specialization

Primary East Coast container gateway

Key Terminals
  • Ports America
  • APM Terminals
  • DP World

Port of Savannah

US SAV
Specialization

Fast-growing container gateway; U.S. Southeast distribution

Port of Houston

US HOU
Specialization

Energy/chemicals ecosystem; diversified container options

Port of Charleston

US CHS
Specialization

Strong ocean services; automotive and manufacturing

Air Freight

Air cargo hubs and handling services

Los Angeles International Airport

LAX
Strategic RoleLeading international air cargo gateway on the West Coast

John F. Kennedy International Airport

JFK
Strategic RoleKey transatlantic and global cargo gateway serving the Northeast

Chicago O'Hare International Airport

ORD
Strategic RoleCentral U.S. gateway; strong domestic and international connectivity

Miami International Airport

MIA
Strategic RoleMajor gateway for Latin America and perishables

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport

DFW
Strategic RoleLarge U.S. hub with growing international cargo activity

Carrier Offices & Terminals

Live

Major shipping lines with local presence

Booking Offices

Maersk

Los Angeles - US

Los Angeles

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Maersk

New York - US

New York

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Maersk

SGS HOUSTON - us

SGS HOUSTON

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Maersk Terminals & Ports

MaerskUSANC

Sealand Anchorage Terminal

Anchorage

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MaerskUSANC

Northland Terminal

Anchorage

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MaerskUSCCI

Shipping Schedules

Live ocean freight routes from carrier schedules

Updated 7 Apr 2026
Trade Lane
Carrier
Service Lines
Type
Transit
Next Departure
MANZANILLO→LOS ANGELES
MSC
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Direct
3d~0.112t CO2
2 May
MANZANILLO→LOS ANGELES
MSC
—
Direct
3d~0.112t CO2
25 Apr
MANZANILLO→LOS ANGELES
MSC
—

Customs & Trade

Import/export regulations and procedures

E-Customs SystemU.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) — ACE

ISF (10+2) required for ocean imports. Customs bond required for many commercial imports. De minimis threshold commonly USD 800. Duty rates depend on HS code, origin, and preferential programs. Additional agencies: FDA, USDA, EPA, FCC, CPSC.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about logistics in United States

Which U.S. port should I use for container imports from Asia?+

Los Angeles/Long Beach are the fastest gateways port-to-port. For East Coast or Southeast delivery, New York/New Jersey, Savannah, or Charleston can reduce inland complexity.

Do I need ISF (10+2) when shipping ocean freight to the U.S.?+

In most cases, yes for ocean imports. ISF timing and responsibility should be confirmed with your broker/forwarder before cargo is loaded at origin.

What is the difference between a customs broker and a freight forwarder?+

A freight forwarder manages transportation and logistics coordination. A customs broker focuses on U.S. import entry filings, duties/taxes, and compliance with CBP.

What documents are most often requested for U.S. import clearance?+

Commercial invoice, packing list, and B/L or AWB. Regulated products may require additional certificates or permits (e.g., FDA/USDA).

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UNITED STATES

Port of Seattle-Tacoma (NWSA)

US SEA
Specialization

Transpacific gateway; rail reach into Midwest/Canada

Port of Oakland

US OAK
Specialization

Asia lanes; strong reefer positioning; food/agri

Stevedore Services Of America

Calhoun City

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MaerskUSCHS

COMMON user

Charleston

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MaerskUSCHS

Charleston Wando Welch terminal N59

Charleston

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MaerskUSCHS

ConGlobal industries

Charleston

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MaerskUSCHS

North Charleston Terminal

Charleston

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MaerskUSCHS

Hugh Leatherman Terminal

Charleston

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MaerskUSNTS

North Charleston Terminal

Charleston North

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MaerskUSCDV

Cordova Terminal Dock

Cordova

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MaerskUSHOU

Houston City Docks 29A/31

Houston

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MaerskUSLGB

California United Terminal

Long Beach

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MaerskUSLAX

LSA - Trapac (MOL) Berth 136-Y258

Los Angeles

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MaerskUSNIJ

Nawiliwili Port Terminal

Nawiliwili

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MaerskUSMSY

NOL-Ports America Napoleon Ave P260

New Orleans

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MaerskUSMSY

New Orleans Terminal, LLC

New Orleans

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MaerskUSORF

Norfolk Intl Trml NIT VIT L005

Norfolk

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MaerskUSORF

Norfolk - APM Terminals

Norfolk

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MaerskUSORF

NORFOLK VIRGINIA INTL GATEWAY N195

Norfolk

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MaerskUSOAK

Oakland Ics Terminals Inc

Oakland

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MaerskUSOAK

Oak Ports America Berth 22 (W297)

Oakland

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MaerskUSOAK

Oak Total Terminal Berth 55 Z855

Oakland

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MaerskUSOAK

Oak Intl Cont Term Berth 58 Z985

Oakland

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MaerskUSPHL

Tioga Marine Terminal

Philadelphia

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MaerskUSTIW

Washington United Terminals

Tacoma

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Other Carriers

Maersk

Office: United States

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MSC

Office: United States

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CMA CGM

Office: United States

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Hapag-Lloyd

Office: United States

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ONE

Office: Americas

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COSCO SHIPPING Lines

Office: Americas

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Direct
4d~0.149t CO2
19 Apr
LOS ANGELES→LAZARO CARDENAS
MSC
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Direct
6d~0.223t CO2
16 Apr
LOS ANGELES→LAZARO CARDENAS
MSC
—
Direct
6d~0.223t CO2
28 Apr
LOS ANGELES→LAZARO CARDENAS
MSC
—
Direct
6d~0.223t CO2
23 Apr
VALENCIA→NEW YORK
MSC
—
Direct
7d~0.26t CO2
2 May
LOS ANGELES→MANZANILLO
MSC
—
1 stop
8d~0.298t CO2
23 Apr
CARTAGENA→NEW YORK
MSC
—
2 stops
9d~0.335t CO2
27 Apr
VALENCIA→NEW YORK
MSC
—
Direct
9d~0.335t CO2
20 Apr
CARTAGENA→NEW YORK
MSC
—
2 stops
9d~0.335t CO2
20 Apr
CARTAGENA→NEW YORK
MSC
—
2 stops
9d~0.335t CO2
4 May
LOS ANGELES→MANZANILLO
MSC
—
2 stops
9d~0.335t CO2
16 Apr
VALENCIA→NEW YORK
MSC
—
Direct
10d~0.372t CO2
25 Apr
LE HAVRE→NEW YORK
MSC
—
1 stop
10d~0.372t CO2
20 Apr
GUAYAQUIL→NEW YORK
MSC
—
2 stops
11d~0.409t CO2
3 May
ANTWERP→NEW YORK
MSC
—
2 stops
12d~0.446t CO2
18 Apr
SHANGHAI→LOS ANGELES, CA
Hapag-Lloyd
WC2
Direct
12d~0.676t CO2
5 Apr
LE HAVRE→NEW YORK
MSC
—
2 stops
13d~0.484t CO2
26 Apr
Ningbo→Los Angeles
ZIM
ZX2
—
13d~0.682t CO2
16 Apr
LOS ANGELES, CA→YOKOHAMA
Hapag-Lloyd
WC5
Direct
13d~0.484t CO2
13 Apr
LOS ANGELES, CA→YOKOHAMA
Hapag-Lloyd
WC5
Direct
13d~0.484t CO2
20 Apr
Ningbo→Los Angeles
ZIM
ZX2
—
13d~0.682t CO2
9 Apr
LE HAVRE→NEW YORK
MSC
—
2 stops
13d~0.484t CO2
3 May
Ningbo→Los Angeles
ZIM
ZX2
—
13d~0.682t CO2
23 Apr
LOS ANGELES, CA→YOKOHAMA
Hapag-Lloyd
WC5
Direct
14d~0.521t CO2
26 Apr
NEW YORK→VERACRUZ
MSC
—
4 stops
14d~0.521t CO2
6 May
LOS ANGELES→MANZANILLO
MSC
—
1 stop
14d~0.521t CO2
28 Apr
VERACRUZ→NEW YORK
MSC
—
4 stops
14d~0.521t CO2
2 May
VERACRUZ→NEW YORK
MSC
—
4 stops
14d~0.521t CO2
25 Apr

Last updated: 7 Apr 2026, 12:03 UTC