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BTX Global Logistics expands its footprint with the opening of a new regional branch in Seattle, Washington. BTX Global Logistics Seattle (BTX-SEA) is led by industry veterans Michael Blackburn and David Macey. 

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BTX Global Logistics is pleased to announce the opening of its newest shipping and logistics branch in Columbus, Ohio – BTX Global Logistics Columbus (BTX-CMH). 

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The supply chain and logistics industry is poised for significant changes and advancements in 2024. Based on insights from various sources, BTX compiled the most impactful trends predicted to shape the industry's landscape in upcoming months:

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Shelton, CT – BTX Global Logistics, a worldwide shipping and logistics organization headquartered in Connecticut, is pleased to announce the appointment of Martin J. Capuano, its current Chief Financial Officer, as the new President of the Company effective today.

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Regardless of country of origin, commodity or mode of transportation, navigating the challenges of clearing freight through customs can be difficult and costly for shippers that aren’t up to speed with the complex and ever-changing government regulations. 

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BTX Global Logistics experienced record growth during the 2022 fiscal year with 53% overall growth in sales and expanded market coverage in key areas of the U.S.

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Did you know that Ocean Shipping (Sea Freight) is a key indicator of the economy? Today is World Maritime Day and the perfect time to appreciate the Maritime industry and take a deeper dive into Ocean Shipping.

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Trade shows continue to gear up as safety and travel concerns decline over time. BTX Global Logistics is ready for the new surge with expert, on-time exhibit pickup and delivery services and a newly designed collateral that will help ensure you are prepared as well. 

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Making predictions for the state of logistics in 2022 would be shortsighted if we don’t consider the major circumstances surrounding us in the past 2 years. Let’s widen our collective lenses and look at where we are, how we got here and where we hope to go.

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The U.S. Department of Transportation's (DOT) phase-out of the Other Regulated Materials-D (ORM-D) classification for small quantities of hazardous materials shipped via ground ended on Dec. 31, 2020. As of January 1, 2021, shippers must mark and label packages according to the new DOT regulations for limited quantities to avoid the rejection of their packages.

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