New freight marketplace aims to reduce forwarder quoting burden

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New freight marketplace aims to reduce forwarder quoting burden

| Oct 08, 2020 2:25PM EDT
The number of freight marketplaces for international shippers and forwarders continues to expand with Canada-based Shipz now providing a platform for mid-market cargo owners and the forwarders that serve them.
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