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Home Depot, one of the world’s ten largest retailers, is taking an increasingly proactive approach to its transport capacity.
Having secured a cargo ship a few months ago, to move its essential cargo from Asia to its home market, the company is now offering open capacity on flatbed trucks, used to deliver its goods to other shippers through an online freight brokerage platform.
In June, the giant retailer of home improvement supplies turned heads when it decided to charter a ship to ...
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