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2022 Essential Financial and Operating Information for the 100 Largest Logistics Companies in North America
Up Front
Battling supply chain, freight capacity issues, logistics providers demonstrate the value they bring to their business partners
As the 3PL industry continues to grow, so does our ranking of North America’s largest logistics companies, now at 100
Find out where the Top 100 Logistics companies are located by region; click links to view details about the company
Rankings Warehousing
Rank Company Total Space (Millions of Sq.Ft.) No. of Warehouses
1 DHL Supply Chain 139.6 493
2 GXO Logistics 90.0 316
3 Ryder Supply Chain Solutions 80.0 330
4 NFI 60.0 162
5 Geodis (North America) 52.1 303
6 CJ Logistics America 51.1 71
7 Kenco Group 36.3 103
8 Saddle Creek Logistics Services 31.0 80
9 FedEx Logistics 30.7 110
10 Penske Logistics 27.4 98
11 UniGroup 25.0 110
12 DB Schenker (North America) 23.7 91
13 Kuehne + Nagel Americas 18.7 87
14 Ceva Logistics (North America) 18.1 119
15 Maersk Logistics (Americas) 18.0 65
16 UPS Supply Chain Solutions 17.3 144
17 DSV A/S (North America) 16.4 65
18 Warehouse Services Inc. 14.0 30
18 WSI 14.0 52
20 Radial 13.4 22
21 C.H. Robinson Worldwide 12.9 283
22 Metro Supply Chain 12.8 83
23 Universal Logistics Holdings 12.2 32
24 Expeditors International of Washington 11.7 133
25 APL Logistics (North America) 11.2 43
26 Neovia Logistics 10.2 49
27 Cardinal Health 10.0 38
28 Syncreon 9.9 44
29 Legacy Supply Chain Services 8.0 27
29 Peoples Services 8.0 42
29 Wagner Logistics 8.0 23
32 Holman Logistics 7.9 20
33 FW Logistics 7.8 20
34 Hub Group 7.2 23
34 Verst Logistics 7.2 25
36 Nippon Express (North America) 6.9 66
37 Kane Logistics 6.8 21
38 Technicolor Global Logistics 6.5 12
39 Atlanta Bonded Warehouse 6.4 15
39 ODW Logistics 6.4 26
41 Whiplash 6.0 18
41 WOW Logistics 6.0 19
43 Sunland Logistics Solutions 5.4 16
44 Barrett Distribution 5.0 21
44 Comprehensive Logistics 5.0 20
44 Dimerco Express Group 5.0 38
44 Logistics Plus 5.0 14
44 United Facilities 5.0 12
49 TAGG Logistics 4.5 23
49 Taylored Services 4.5 12
49 The Shippers Group 4.5 11
52 Odyssey Logistics & Technology 4.2 56
53 Estes Forwarding Worldwide 4.0 17
53 Reo Logistics 4.0 5
53 SCI Group 4.0 32
53 Seko Logistics 4.0 90
57 Kintetsu World Express (North America) 3.8 40
58 A. Duie Pyle 3.5 16
59 Yusen Logistics 3.2 33
60 Covenant Logistics Group 3.0 17
60 Evans Distribution Systems 3.0 6
60 Kontane Logistics 3.0 18
60 RJW Logistics 3.0 7
64 Hitachi Transport System 2.8 48
65 Grupo Porteo 2.7 23
66 AIT Worldwide Logistics 2.5 61
66 Jillamy Packaging and Warehouse 2.5 18
68 Koch Logistics 2.2 4
69 Averitt Express 2.1 45
69 CRST The Transportation Solution 2.1 60
71 ACCEL Logistica 2.0 23
71 ITS Logistics 2.0 5
71 OIA Global 2.0 13
71 TA Services 2.0 11
75 Schneider 1.9 9
Extras
Air, ground and ocean transportation rates soared to historic levels in 2021 as shippers leaned on 3PLs for goods
Shippers must be ready to adapt to a surge in small carriers by providing systems that allow them to succeed
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From freight brokers to airfreight forwarders, all sectors of the logistics industry reacted to new demands
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Logistics News
Business, Logistics, Equipment

Wabash Begins Production on 350 Reefers for Frozen Food Express

Trailer maker Wabash National Corp. said it has begun production on 350 new refrigerated van trailers for Frozen Food Express Industries, to be completed by September.

June 22, 2010
Business, Government, Logistics

L.A. Port OKs Plan to Ease Requirements for Minimum Number of Truck Trips

Harbor commissioners at the Port of Los Angeles late last week approved a proposal that will allow drayage operators — who were provided millions of dollars for the purchase of newer, cleaner trucks — to cut in half a requirement that they make a minimum of 300 annual trips to the port.

June 21, 2010
Business, Logistics

Ruan CEO Named U.S. Chamber’s Vice Chairman

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce elected John Ruan III, chairman and chief executive officer of Ruan Transportation Management Systems, as vice chairman of its board of directors, the group announced June 9.

June 21, 2010
Business, Logistics

LaHood Boosts Funds for Freight Rail; Says Aid Will Also Help Passenger Service

ARLINGTON, Va. — Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said the Obama administration is spending money on freight rail projects to bolster its push for high-speed intercity passenger rail.

June 21, 2010
Business, Logistics

Schneider Sets Hiring Push

Schneider National Inc., the nation’s largest privately held truckload carrier, said that it plans to hire 2,000 more drivers this year — one of the most aggressive hiring drives in its 75-year history and an expansion that by itself would place the company among the 100 largest for-hire trucking fleets.

June 21, 2010
Business, Logistics

Two 3PLs Hire Chief Financial Officers

Two third-party logistics firms announced that they have hired new chief financial officers.

June 18, 2010
Business, Logistics, Fuel, Autonomous

Flying J, Comdata Reach Agreement

Truck stop chain Flying J Inc. said it has started accepting Comdata payment cards at its 270 U.S. and Canadian travel centers.

June 14, 2010
Business, Government, Logistics

Trucks Waiting Longer at Calif. Ports as Cargo Rise Hits Leaner Terminals

An increase in cargo traffic and warehouse staffing cutbacks at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have left trucks at the ports waiting in longer lines to enter terminal gates, port officials said.

June 14, 2010
Business, Logistics

England Logistics Purchases McLeod’s Brokerage Software

The logistics arm of truckload carrier C.R. England Inc., Salt Lake City, has purchased brokerage software from McLeod Software Corp., the two companies announced on June 3.

June 14, 2010
Business, Logistics

Carriers Face Growth Problems After Logistics Budget Cuts

WASHINGTON — Carriers will have difficulty expanding capacity cut last year after manufacturers and retailers slashed spending for transportation services, the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals said last week.

June 14, 2010
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