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Freight that the rest of Tuxil already needs.

Shippers buy movement: brokerage, trucking, warehousing, customs, and supply-chain advice for healthcare, lumber, and construction freight. We run lanes in all fifty U.S. states, across Canada, and in Australia, including the border.

  • FTL
  • LTL
  • Dedicated
  • Warehousing
  • Cross-dock
  • Customs
  • Routing
  • Fleet
  • US–Canada
  • Australia

Medical freight

Clinic fit-out, devices, and Halo hardware on dedicated lanes — U.S., Canadian, and Australian sites on the same playbook.

Timber and feed

Landing to mill, port to yard. Agro’s ledger does not stop at the stump or the border.

Jobsites

Framing packages, millwork, and heavy equipment sequenced to Building’s calendar in any state, province, or territory.

Service lines

Give origin, destination, and weight — any U.S. state, anywhere in Canada, or in Australia. We quote the lane.

  1. 01

    Freight brokerage

    Freight broker, coordinator, dispatch, route planner

    FTL and LTL quotes, coverage, and tracking — coast to coast in the U.S., province to province in Canada, state to state in Australia, and across a border when the freight does not stop at the line.

  2. 02

    Trucking

    Trucks, fleet manager, heavy equipment operator

    Dedicated hauls and equipment moves for Building and Agro: framing packages, millwork, harvest, and clinic fit-out on a calendar, not a hope.

  3. 03

    Warehousing

    Warehouse, inventory, shipping and receiving, cargo handler

    Storage, cross-dock, inbound and outbound. Yards near jobsites, mills, and ports so Halo hardware, lumber, and feed are not living on a truck.

  4. 04

    Customs and trade

    Customs broker

    U.S.–Canada and Australia entry and importer guidance for wood, equipment, and medical freight. The paperwork is part of the quote, not a surprise at the booth.

  5. 05

    Supply chain consulting

    Supply chain analyst

    Network design and cost-to-serve for the other Tuxil houses — and for shippers who need a U.S., Canadian, and Australian map, not a single load.

How we work

  1. 01

    Quote

    Origin, destination, weight, class. Name the border if the lane crosses one.

  2. 02

    Book

    Asset, brokered, or mixed. Customs sits in the same envelope when Canada, the U.S., or Australia is the other door.

  3. 03

    Dispatch

    Route, equipment, and check-calls. Building and Agro calendars are first-class, not afterthoughts.

  4. 04

    Warehouse or deliver

    Cross-dock, hold, or last mile. The shipper sees one Tuxil, not five vendors.

The group is already the freight

Halo servers, clinic millwork, pine lots, and cattle feed are not theoretical cargo. Logistics exists because the other houses already move. Outside shippers get the same map.

A border is a step, not a dead end

U.S. to Canada, Canada to the U.S., and lanes to Australia are ordinary for us: wood, equipment, and medical freight with customs in the quote. All fifty states, ten provinces, three territories, and Australia.