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2019 Essential Financial and Operating Information for the 50 Largest Logistics Companies in North America
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Rankings Warehousing
Rank Company Total Space (Millions of Sq.Ft.) No. of Warehouses
1 Midwest Express Group 1.8 7
2 Kintetsu World Express (North America) 1.8 31
3 Brightstar 1.8 42
4 Speed Commerce 1.8 4
5 Integrated Distribution Services 1.9 7
6 Commercial Warehousing 1.9 16
7 Commercial Warehouse & Cartage 2.0 8
8 Onest Logistics 2.0 29
9 Logistics Plus 2.0 11
10 Fidelitone 2.0 33
11 The Terminal Corp. 2.0 9
12 Patterson Warehouses 2.0 6
13 Amware Fulfillment/STACI U.S. 2.0 15
14 Mallory Alexander International Logistics 2.0 10
15 A & R Logistics 2.2 10
16 Covenant Logistics Group 2.2 16
17 Ascent Global Logistics 2.3 5
18 Regal Logistics 2.4 8
19 Weber Logistics 2.5 10
20 Evans Distribution Systems 2.5 8
21 A. Duie Pyle 2.5 10
22 Bonded Logistics 2.6 11
23 ACCEL Logistica 2.6 22
24 We Pack Logistics 2.7 18
25 Keller Logistics Group 3.0 9
26 Network Global Logistics 3.0 13
27 Laney & Duke Logistics 3.0 4
28 RGL Logistics 3.0 26
29 D+S Distribution 3.0 21
30 Pilot Freight Services 3.1 82
31 Grupo Porteo 3.2 27
32 Hitachi Transport System 3.3 49
33 SCI Group 3.4 27
34 Odyssey Logistics & Technology 3.8 49
35 Damco International 3.9 18
36 LeSaint Logistics 4.0 14
37 Acme Distribution Centers 4.0 5
38 Barrett Distribution 4.0 20
39 Xpedient Logistics 4.0 5
40 ODW Logistics 4.1 17
41 Wagner Logistics 4.2 16
42 Comprehensive Logistics 4.3 17
43 Atlanta Bonded Warehouse 4.5 14
44 The Shippers Group 4.5 11
45 United Facilities 5.0 9
46 Reo Logistics 5.0 6
47 Hub Group 5.8 15
48 Nippon Express (North America) 5.9 86
49 WOW Logistics 6.0 19
50 Kane Is Able Inc. 6.0 25
51 Crane Worldwide Logistics 6.0 56
52 Legacy Supply Chain Services 6.3 36
53 Port Logistics Group 6.3 16
54 Verst Group Logistics 6.4 21
55 Technicolor Global Logistics 6.5 12
56 Syncreon 7.0 44
57 DSV A/S (North America) 7.0 38
58 Schneider 7.0 35
59 CJ Logistics America 7.7 45
60 Peoples Services Inc. 7.8 42
61 FW Logistics 7.8 16
62 Blue Ribbon Transport 8.3 20
63 Performance Team 8.5 25
64 Universal Logistics Holdings 9.3 40
65 Ingram Micro Commerce & Lifecycle Services 10.4 38
66 Expeditors International of Washington 11.5 117
67 Radial 11.7 21
68 APL Logistics (North America) 12.0 35
69 Warehouse Services Inc. 14.0 30
70 WSI Freight Solutions 14.0 52
71 Penske Logistics 15.4 98
72 UPS Supply Chain Solutions 17.3 144
73 Ceva Logistics (North America) 18.1 119
74 Saddle Creek Logistics Services 19.2 62
75 Kuehne + Nagel Americas 22.8 98
76 DSC Logistics 23.0 50
77 DB Schenker (North America) 23.7 91
78 Neovia Logistics 24.0 112
79 Kenco Group 26.0 90
80 FedEx Logistics 35.4 127
81 Americold Logistics 37.0 155
82 NFI 49.6 134
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Logistics News
Government, Business, Logistics

Landmark Ceramics to Invest $72 Million in Tennessee Logistics Hub

Landmark Ceramics will invest $72 million to expand its tile production near Nashville, Tenn., by creating a new logistics hub with advanced technology to enhance distribution operations.

Noël Fletcher | Staff Reporter
April 1, 2024
Government, Business, Safety, Logistics

East Coast Ports Scramble to Absorb Cargo

East Coast ports are modifying their operations to absorb cargo diverted from Baltimore harbor, where salvage specialists are starting to clear debris from the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

Brendan Murray | Bloomberg News
April 1, 2024
Government, Business, Safety, Logistics

Alternate Channel Opens at Baltimore Bridge Site

BALTIMORE — The U.S. Coast Guard has opened a temporary, alternate channel for commercially essential vessels near the fallen Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.

April 1, 2024
Government, Business, Logistics, For-Hire

UPS to Become the Primary Air Cargo Provider for USPS

UPS will become the primary air cargo provider for the United States Postal Service after FedEx said it wasn’t able to reach an agreement on mutually beneficial terms to extend its contract.

Michelle Chapman | Associated Press
April 1, 2024
Government, Business, Logistics

Baltimore Port Truckers Pursue Regulatory Waivers

Maryland truckers impacted by limitations at the Port of Baltimore are seeking emergency waivers from regulations to avert financial hardships.

Noël Fletcher | Staff Reporter
March 29, 2024
Business, Technology, Logistics, Autonomous

DroneUp Debuts Drop-Off, Pickup System to Kiosks

Virginia Beach, Va., drone services company DroneUp is expanding beyond the skies to build out its delivery ecosystem with a kiosk package pickup and drop-off system.

Trevor Metcalfe | The Virginian-Pilot
March 29, 2024
Business, Technology, Fuel, Logistics

Greenlane Announces First Commercial EV Charging Corridor

Greenlane is planning to develop its first commercial electric vehicle charging corridor along Interstate 15 in Southern California, the industry joint venture announced March 27.

Connor D. Wolf | Staff Reporter
March 29, 2024
Business, Safety, Logistics, TCA

Reserving a Parking Spot Is Effective, but Costly

Nighttime parking availability continues to be a challenge for truck drivers. There are options to avoid having to park along dangerous highway ramps, but that safety can come with a price. 

Renee Berg | The Free Press, Mankato, Minn.
March 29, 2024
Business, Safety, Logistics

Barges Bringing Cranes to Baltimore to Help Remove Wreckage

BALTIMORE — Massive barges carrying cranes streamed toward Baltimore on March 28 to begin the challenging work of removing metal and concrete in an attempt to open a key shipping route.

Lea Skene and Brian Witte | Associated Press
March 28, 2024
Business, Safety, Logistics, TCA

Automakers Face Workarounds Due to Port of Baltimore Closure

The Maryland bridge collapse that severed access to the Port of Baltimore early March 26 is expected to cause some shipping delays and logistical headaches for the auto industry.

Luke Ramseth and Kalea Hall | The Detroit News
March 27, 2024
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