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TransForce locations www.transforce.com WEST CENTRAL NORTHEAST SOUTHEAST 800-308-6989 » AZ, Phoenix » IL, Chicago » NJ Central/ » AL, Birmingham » CA, Los Angeles » IN, Indianapolis Philadelphia, PA » FL, Jacksonville » CA, Oakland » KY, Lexington » NJ, Union » FL, Tampa » CA, Rancho » KY, Louisville » NY, Albany » GA, Atlanta Cucamonga » MI, Detroit » PA, Harrisburg » MS, Jackson » CA, Stockton » MI, Grand Rapids » PA, Reading » NC, Charlotte » MO, Kansas City » NC, Greenboro SOUTH CENTRAL » OH, Cincinnati MID-ATLANTIC » NC, Raleigh » OK, Oklahoma City » OH, Cleveland » MD, Baltimore » SC, Charleston » OK, Tulsa » OH, Columbus » VA, Alexandria » SC, Columbia » TX, Dallas » PA, Pittsburgh » VA, Richmond » SC, Greenville » TX, Houston » VA, Virginia Beach » TN, Knoxville » TX, San Antonio » TN, Memphis » TN, Nashville New Locations » FL, Orlando » FL, Miami/ Ft. Lauderdale Shippers Push Logistics Firms To Help Offset Transport Costs By Daniel P. Bearth Rail networks are essentially “maxed out,” said Larry Gross, a senior Senior Features Writer consultant at FTR in Columbus, Indiana. “The rails are moving every carload and container that they can, given the crew and locomotive re- tightening market for truck capacity and longer transit sources available.” times for rail shipments are putting pressure on shippers Golich said he expects railroads to raise rates as much as 7% over the to better manage the movement of goods, and logistics next year. executives warned the situation is likely to get worse be- To counter these trends, logistics executives said there needs to be more fore it gets better. collaboration between carriers and shippers to lock in capacity. They also AEveryone from automakers to apple growers is facing the prospect of need to get better utilization from existing equipment by putting more freight higher transportation costs as demand for freight hauling is outstripping the on fewer trucks and reducing the time it takes to load and unload shipments. ability of carriers to provide service, according to executives interviewed for “Customers are frustrated,” said Michael Patterson, president of King So- the 2014 edition of TRANSPORT TOPICS’ Top 50 Logistics Companies list. lutions, a logistics firm in Dayton, Minnesota, that provides warehousing and “Truck capacity is finite right now,” said Jeff Grahovec, manager of land distribution services. “They don’t feel like they have adequate control or are transportation for APL Logistics in Scottsdale, Arizona. “The supply chain getting a good price.” is completely backed up.” The 2014 Top 50 Logistics list includes some shuffling at the top, a fast Rail delays are forcing U.S. automakers to shift deliveries of finished vehi- mover and some new names. cles to trucks as railroads contend with surging demand for cars to haul crude UPS Supply Chain Solutions returns to a familiar position as the largest lo- oil and other bulk commodities. gistics company in North America, with estimated net revenue of $2.86 bil- In the Pacific Northwest, apple growers are scrambling to find trucks to lion. The company, based in Alpharetta, Georgia, has ranked No. 1 more handle a bumper crop following cancellation of an intermodal train service than any other company since the Top 50 list debuted in 2002. on the heavily trafficked northern route of BNSF Railway. J.B. Hunt Transport Services, at one time the largest truckload freight car- The situation is forcing carriers and shippers to make adjustments, logistics rier in the United States, maintained its hold on the No. 2 spot. The company, executives said. based in Lowell, Arkansas, continues to grow its intermodal and dedicated More freight is being pushed onto the spot market, for example, as carriers contract carriage services. seek to limit capacity commitments to shippers under fixed-price contracts. Exel, the North American logistics unit of Germany’s Deutche Post DHL, “Major truckload carriers have unseated trucks and are turning down slipped to No. 3 this year. The company, based in Westerville, Ohio, ranked loads,” said Joel Clum, president of CarrierDirect, a consulting firm No. 1 in 2013, and has ranked in the top two in 11 out of 13 years. The com- based in Chicago that provides strategic planning and market analysis pany is, by far, the largest warehousing operator in North America, with 98 for freight carriers and third-party logistics companies. “We’re definitely million square feet of space in 340 facilities. seeing rates up.” XPO Logistics, Greenwich, Connecticut, moved to No. 12 from No. 45 Rail shippers also may have to brace for higher costs and adjust to longer after making a number of high-profile acquisitions, including one company, transit times, said Steve Golich, president of Celtic International, a company New Breed Logistics, that ranked No. 23 a year ago. that arranges intermodal transportation service for shippers. Several companies make their first appearance on the Top 50, including “Rail on-time service is now in the mid-80% range,” Golich said. “That’s Coyote Logistics (No. 41), Legacy Supply Chain Solutions (No. 49) and Echo not very good.” Global Logistics (No. 50). ACKNOWLEDGMENTS AND SOURCES The 2014 TRANSPORT TOPICS Top 50 Logistics Companies is a project of Transport Topics. Revenue estimates are provided by Armstrong & Associates, a logistics industry consulting firm. Senior Features Writer Daniel P. Bearth coordinated the project with assistance from Brandon Green. Cover design is by Transport Topics. TRANSPORT TOPICS’ Top 50 Logistics Companies is sponsored online by NET GROSS RANK RANK REVENUE 2014 2013 COMPANY (in millions) EMPLOYEES INDUSTRY EXPERTISE/KEY CUSTOMERS DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES 5 UPS Supply Chain Solutions $2,860(e) NA Automotive, industrial and manufacturing, health care, retail, Air and ocean freight forwarding, customs brokerage, 1 Alpharetta, Ga. $5,492(e) computers and electronics transportation management, warehousing and distribution, (UPS Inc.) supply chain consulting, dedicated contract carriage, David Abney, CEO Customers include: Advanced BioHealing, eSecuritel, K12, March intermodal, freight brokerage, service parts delivery and repair Networks, Philips Healthcare, Pratt Whitney, Skullcandy, S-One, services, order fulfillment, returned goods management, www.ups-scs.com Sprint, Triumph Motorcycles. financial services 2 J.B. Hunt Transport Services $2,600(e) NA General merchandise and specialty retail, building products, food Intermodal, dedicated contract carriage, freight brokerage, 2 Lowell, Ark. $5,224 and beverage, forest and paper products, rubber and plastic residential and commercial delivery Nasdaq: JBHT products, automotive, pharmaceuticals John Roberts, CEO Customers include: Clorox, D&W Fine Pack, General Mills, www.jbhunt.com Georgia Pacific, Goodyear, Kellogg’s, Lowe’s, Mission Foods, Sam’s Club,Starbucks, Toyota 1 Exel $2,550(e) 26,500 Aerospace, automotive, chemicals, consumer packaged goods, Warehousing and distribution, transportation management, 3 Westerville, Ohio $4,600 energy, engineering, manufacturing, life sciences, health care, dedicated contract carriage, supply chain consulting, order (Deutsche Post DHL, Bonn, Germany) retail, computers and electronics fulfillment, service parts delivery, returned goods management, Scott Sureddin, CEO, North America manufacturing parts assembly, product packaging Customers include: 7-Eleven, Bayer, Bristol Myers Squibb, Chrysler, www.exel.com Coty, Energizer, Ford Motor, General Electric, Hershey, International Paper, Kimberly Clark, Mars, Novartis, Owens Corning, PepsiCo, The Home Depot, ThinkGeek, Unilever, Volkswagen, Zimmer 3 Ryder Supply Chain Solutions $2,064 NA Automotive, industrial, consumer packaged goods, computers and Dedicated contract carriage, transportation management, 4 Miami $2,383 electronics, retail warehousing and distribution, order fulfillment, returned goods (Ryder System Inc.) management, product assembly and packaging, freight John Williford, President Customers include: NA payment and auditing, freight brokerage, cross-border services, supply chain consulting www.ryderscs.com 16 Expeditors International $1,883 13,900 Automotive, aerospace, computers and
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