Christmas season may be all about giving, but this does not mean that freight forwarders are free to take what is not given.
Freight forwarding enterprises are companies engaged in consolidation of small lots of less-than-truckoad freight from shippers. They have been part of the facilities of transportation available to users of freight all over the world for a century now.
However, due to the numerous complaints of non-delivery and missing items, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) identified last 16 October 2012 the following local freight forwarders that should be avoided. Most of these companies have no accreditation with the department's Philippine Shippers Bureau and these are:
Freight forwarding enterprises are companies engaged in consolidation of small lots of less-than-truckoad freight from shippers. They have been part of the facilities of transportation available to users of freight all over the world for a century now.
However, due to the numerous complaints of non-delivery and missing items, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) identified last 16 October 2012 the following local freight forwarders that should be avoided. Most of these companies have no accreditation with the department's Philippine Shippers Bureau and these are:
- 2GO Express Inc.;
- Aerosend;
- Alas Cargo Phil.;
- Associated Consolidation Express;
- Dausan International Forwarder;
- FACF Parcel Delivery;
- FRS Philippine Freight Services Inc.;
- International Cargo Forwarder;
- J.J. Transglobal Brokerage;
- JAR Cargo Forwarders;
- Mail Plus Cargo Carriers;
- Manila Broker;
- Maru Cargo Logistics Phil.;
- R&M Cargo Services;
- Rodah Cargo Manila;
- South Atlantic Cargo Inc.;
- Trico International Forwarding (Phils) Inc.; and
- VCG Customs Brokerage.
- D’ Winner Logistics Phil. Inc.;
- LCSN Express Movers Inc.;
- MC Plus Inc.;
- Transtech Global Phil Inc.; and
- Wide wide World Express Corp.
