The Distribution Performance Project shares findings from its quarterly profit improvement report.

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To secure accurate LTL rate quotes on projects and customer billing, knowing the correct freight class of the product being shipped is a must. Compiled by Kuehne+Nagel’s LTL eCommerce as a courtesy to FEDA members, the annual Foodservice Equipment Freight Classification Guide includes a list of the most common foodservice equipment and supplies items with the most recent freight classifications. Additionally, the guide covers several changes distributors should be aware of, such as the new freight class applications that took effect several months ago on glassware and other items. Glassware rates are now based on the density of the shipments in pounds per cubic feet (PCF) and not by the claim recovery value. This guide provides general guidelines to help you double-check your freight class information in your quotes.

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