Truckload carrier CFI pursues cross-border LTL freight

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Truckload carrier CFI pursues cross-border LTL freight

| Oct 08, 2020 5:42PM EDT
As capacity tightens at the US-Mexico border, truckload carrier CFI is building a series of consolidation centers to expand its efforts to capture Mexico-bound less-than-truckload freight and provide shippers with more capacity.
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