Retail freight, handled.
Retail distribution spans inbound to retailer DCs, direct-to-store delivery, and the omnichannel replenishment that supports buy-online flows — across a mix of full truckload, LTL, partial, and parcel. What sets retail apart is the compliance burden: each retailer publishes a routing guide governing carriers, appointments, labeling, and pallet configuration, and deviations trigger chargebacks that erode margin. Reliable, guide-compliant, on-time delivery is the difference between full shelves and lost sales.
What Retail Freight NeedsThe requirements we plan around.
- ✓Routing-guide compliance for each retailer
- ✓DC appointment scheduling and on-time-in-full delivery
- ✓Labeling and pallet-configuration standards
- ✓Scalable capacity for peak seasons and promotions
- ✓Multi-mode coverage: truckload, LTL, partial, and parcel
Built around how retail freight actually moves.
- ✓Routing-guide-compliant delivery and DC appointment scheduling.
- ✓OTIF-focused execution to protect against chargebacks.
- ✓Peak-season and promotional surge capacity lined up in advance.
- ✓Truckload, LTL, partial, and parcel under one retail-savvy partner.
Built to Scale.
Proven to Deliver.
Retail Freight — Common Questions
Yes. We follow each retailer's routing guide — approved carriers, appointment windows, labeling, and pallet standards — because guide deviations are exactly what trigger chargebacks.
Yes. We book and hit the appointment windows that retail distribution centers enforce, and monitor loads so an at-risk delivery is flagged before it misses.
Yes. We secure surge capacity ahead of peak seasons and promotions so your on-time performance holds when volume spikes.
Yes. We cover inbound to DCs, direct-to-store delivery, and omnichannel replenishment across truckload, LTL, partial, and parcel modes.