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2014 Essential Financial and Operating Information for the 50 largest logistics companies in the U.S. and Canada

Up Front

Takeaway: Changes Aplenty

Our 2014 list produced a few surprises, some fast movers and some new names - along with a new No. 1.

Map: Where They Are

Get a high-level view of where our Top 50 Logistics Companies are located with our interactive Google map.

Rank This Year	Rank Last Year	Company	Net Revenue (Millions)	Gross Revenue (Millions)	Employees
1	5	UPS Supply Chain Solutions	$2,860 est	$5,492	-
2	2	J.B. Hunt Transport Services	$2,600 est	$5,224	-
3	1	DHL Supply Chain	$2,550 est	$4,600	-
4	3	Ryder Supply Chain Solutions	$2,064 est	$2,383	-
5	16	Expeditors International of Washington	$1,883 est	$6,080	13,900
6	6	C.H. Robinson Worldwide	$1,836 est	$12,752	11,645
7	4	Ceva Logistics (North America)	$1,770 est	$2,641	-
8	7	Americold Logistics	$1,696 est	-	12,000
9	26	UTi Worldwide	$1,525 est	$4,441	21,018
10	10	Schneider	$1,242 est	$3,390	-
11	11	Kuehne + Nagel Americas	$1,109 est	$5,046	-
12	45	XPO Logistics	$1,100 est	$2,800	-
13	12	Genco	$1,007 est	$1,509	9,985
14	13	APL Logistics (North America)	$955 est	$1,600	-
15	14	NFI	$914 est	$1,091	-
16	18	Swift Transportation	$890 est	$1,091	-
17	17	Werner Enterprises	$832 est	$1,138	4,580
18	8	DB Schenker (North America)	$806 est	$2,838	6,000
19	9	Neovia Logistics	$800 est	-	-
20	19	Penske Logistics	$779 est	$968	10,089
21	22	Ruan	$767 est	$807	5,139
22	20	Menlo Worldwide	$682 est	$1,540	8,500
23	15	Cardinal Logistics	$681 est	-	-
24	24	Jacobson Cos.	$590 est	$800	5,500
26	21	OHL	$570 est	$1,142	8,158
27	27	U.S. Xpress Enterprises	$475 est	$618	-
28	28	Kenco Group	$474 est	$510	3,800
29	30	Fidelitone	$471 est	$481	708
30	31	FedEx Logistics	$458 est	$1,387	900
31	35	Universal Logistics Holdings	$451 est	-	-
32	29	Hub Group	$371 est	$3,374	1,334
33	34	Saddle Creek Logistics Services	$358 est	-	2,470
34	32	DSC Logistics	$340 est	-	-
35	36	Toll Global Forwarding	$297 est	$1,468	-
36	37	Panalpina Inc.	$291 est	$1,225	-
37	42	Total Quality Logistics	$288 est	$1,838	2,752
38	38	Burris Logistics	$256 est	-	-
39	39	Performance Team	$255 est	-	3,840
40	37	BDP International	$254 est	$1,900	-
41		Coyote Logistics	$231 est	$2,000	2,000
42	43	Preferred Freezer Services	$225 est	$275	1,800
43	47	Cowan Logistics	$223 est	$330	-
44	33	Landstar System	$217 est	$1,301	-
45	46	SCI Group	$212 est	$213	1,800
46	44	Averitt Express	$189 est	$326	-
47	49	Damco International	$185 est	$1,007	-
48	40	Agility Logistics	$175 est	$795	-
49		Legacy Supply Chain Services	$170 est	$380	-
50		Echo Global Logistics	$155 est	$884	1,350

Top 50 Logistics Companies provide logistics services, including freight brokerage, freight forwarding, warehousing and dedicated contract carriage in North America and are ranked on the basis of annual gross revenue. Some sector rankings may have been updated since their print publication. To be included in the Top 50 list, please send contact information to tteditor@ttnews.com. We will contact you via phone or e-mail to get information about your company prior to publication of the next Top 50 list.

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Verst Group Logistics ($148 million), Walton, Kentucky, provides warehousing and distribution, transportation management and dedicated contract carriage services.

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