In today‘s global business environment, choosing a freight carrier shouldn’t be left to chance. The sheer volume of freight traversing highways is enormous and the possibility for errors or unnecessary expenditure is great. Wise business owners or CEO‘s should be involved in the process of choosing a carrier. A shipping clerk or logistics manager may not be in the best position to make the most efficient and cost-effective decision for the company. Logistics, supply-chain management, just-in-time delivery and outsourcing are examples of the complicated network of shipping options confronting the business operator today. At Skolnik, we are familiar with many transit options, but we highly encourage our customers to use their preferred carrier to haul their drums. While we have a good working relationship with a host of carriers, each individual customer is much better suited to identify their specific transportation needs, negotiate their rates, and establish an individual relationship with a carrier. The business owner, purchasing agent or CEO or trusted logistics manager who invests time in developing an individual relationship with a specific carrier will save time, money and headache over the ’long haul.‘

August 6th, 2002 8:13 am Filed under: Uncategorized by FHeuschel