What moves through Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico's freight network supports a dense consumer market and critical industries. Food and beverage products, retail inventory, healthcare freight, manufacturing supplies, building materials and everyday consumer goods move between the mainland and the island, while domestic distribution keeps products moving between Puerto Rico's ports, warehouses, businesses and communities.
The port and airport handoff
Island freight is built around handoffs. A mainland pickup must meet its sailing or flight schedule, documentation and cargo details need to remain consistent, and the receiving carrier must be ready when the freight arrives. Freight Flex coordinates those steps before departure so port and airport transfers become planned milestones instead of last-minute problems.
Freight Flex and Puerto Rico freight
Freight Flex coordinates mainland transportation through Full Truckload (FTL), Less Than Truckload (LTL), Expedited and Domestic Air Freight. Drayage and Transloading support port handoffs, while vetted carrier capacity supports delivery and Puerto Rico-to-Puerto Rico moves on the island. One team keeps the shipment details, schedule and communication connected from origin through delivery.