Transportation
We offer the full suite of direct and third party logistics and supply chain services including: warehousing, forwarding, brokerage, customs clearance, and consultative services.
We offer the full suite of direct and third party logistics and supply chain services including: warehousing, forwarding, brokerage, customs clearance, and consultative services.
Whether you need a dedicated service for one form of transportation or are looking for a full international logistics plan, Argents has the experience to advocate on your behalf with carriers, destinations and international service providers. You can lean on our expertise to create efficient solutions to move your international cargo today.
The air cargo market looks different now as planes have been stripped of seats and flown carrying all freight in formerly passenger aircraft. Rates will be volatile and you’ll need an advocate who can offer options and guidance for your cargo. Argents is the expert you need.
What was once thought of a languid ship drifting across the ocean has now become a headline grabbing industry. With the explosion of e-commerce and surge of imports, ocean freight is getting hot and you don’t want to try to navigate it on your own. Lean on our carrier connections, industry wide network of partners and decades of experience to protect your ocean cargo.
Project cargo can be daunting and worrisome for inexperienced shops but at Argents, we’re excited to see the solutions we can create to suit even the most time-sensitive, oversized, and complicated cargo. Do you need to shut down a street and get a crane? Argents knows a way!
Near-shoring options for cargo in Canada and Mexico will drive cross border cargo to new heights as more companies take advantage of the benefits of the USMCA. While that’s good for rates, it could lead to delays, unless you’re rolling with Argents. Our cross border agents are experts at the pitfalls and delays that can plague other carriers. We have a solution to suit your situation.
Argents operates strategically positioned hub offices, linked to all major domestic air, truck and rail carriers. Within the U.S., multimodal solutions bring carriers together to meet your exact needs and shipping requirements.
Remaining in constant contact with carriers electronically and telephonically provides the highest level of service in the industry. Argents communications to both you and your customers ensure all parties are kept apprised of shipment progress.
You don’t have to pay for space you aren’t using when you contact Argents for your less-than-truckload shipments. We’re able to consolidate your cargo with other shipments to increase efficiency and value while saving you time in transit.
While trucking used to be a simple industry, driver shortages, seasonal demands and trying to make up for airport and seaport delays have injected new levels of complexity. Regardless of equipment, time in transit or other special need for visibility or security, Argents has a plan to ensure you get the equipment you need on a schedule that fits.
The first and final mile of a transportation journey is where heroes are made and friendships are lost. Seeing your shipments to their destination is a critical part of what makes Argents stand shoulders above others. You can trust us to be there until the last drop is made.
Expedited freight is the service that separates Argents from competitors. Our trusted name and experience is working full-time in your corner to offer the shortest transit times for your budget. Whether you need team drivers or dedicated service, Argents can find you a solution to meet your timetable without breaking your budget.
In a recent feature, Voice of the Independent dives into the logistics industry’s evolving challenges in an article titled “Riding the Waves of Change in Modern Logistics.” The article includes expert insights from Argents Express’s Tony Chiappetta, who highlights the importance of flexibility and technology in managing today’s complex supply chain landscape. According to Chiappetta,… Read more »
The Consumer Products Safety Commission’s (CPSC) stringent requirements for children’s products underscore the importance of compliance in the import process. Importers must stay informed about these regulations to avoid disruptions and ensure the safety of imported goods. By understanding and adhering to CPSC standards, importers can handle the complex regulatory landscape, ensuring the seamless entry… Read more »
As the holiday season approaches, eCommerce businesses face their most challenging yet rewarding time. Preparation is key With increased demand, spikes in online traffic, and heightened customer expectations. Retailers must streamline their logistics and fulfillment processes to avoid delays and stock shortages. This is where a reliable logistics partner like Argents Express comes in, offering… Read more »
The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) has finalized modifications to the tariffs imposed on China following a four-year statutory review of the Section 301 investigation into China’s trade practices regarding technology transfer, intellectual property, and innovation. The modifications largely align with the proposals announced in May 2024 and aim to protect American… Read more »
The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) established a strong stance against forced labor by setting a rebuttable presumption that goods mined, produced, or manufactured wholly or partially in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (XUAR) of China are made with forced labor. Under Section 307 of the Tariff Act, these goods are prohibited from importation… Read more »
As the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) inches closer to a potential strike, concerns are mounting for businesses that rely on the critical infrastructure of East and Gulf Coast ports. At the center of the dispute is automation—specifically, the introduction of technology to port operations that the ILA fears could displace jobs and disrupt the traditional… Read more »
When importing goods into the United States, businesses face a range of complexities, particularly when understanding and managing import duties. Among the most significant challenges are those associated with Anti-Dumping (AD) and Countervailing Duties (CVD). These duties, which aim to protect U.S. industries from unfair foreign competition, can result in substantial financial risks for importers…. Read more »
