2024 Essential Financial and Operating Information for the 100 Largest Logistics Companies in North America
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The e-commerce, warehousing and supply chain giant debuts at the very top of the 2024 Top 100 Logistics Companies list

3PLs navigate tough business conditions and compressed margins while awaiting a freight market rebound

Find out where the Top 100 Logistics companies are located by region; click links to view details about each company

Rankings
Rank Company Total Space (Millions of Sq.Ft.) No. of Warehouses
1 Amazon.com Inc. 255.0 411
2 DHL Supply Chain 163.0 524
3 Ryder Supply Chain Solutions 101.0 287
4 GXO Logistics 78.0 311
5 NFI 70.0 153
6 Geodis (North America) 54.9 147
7 FedEx Logistics 38.8 90
8 Kenco Group 37.9 105
9 Saddle Creek Logistics Services 33.0 77
10 CJ Logistics America 30.0 67
11 Penske Logistics 28.3 95
12 Ceva Logistics (North America) 25.8 62
13 DB Schenker (North America) 23.7 91
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14 DSV A/S (North America) 21.6 93
15 Maersk Logistics (Americas) 21.1 149
16 Kuehne + Nagel Americas 18.7 87
17 Warehouse Services Inc. 18.0 29
18 Metro Supply Chain 17.5 111
19 UPS Supply Chain Solutions 17.3
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144
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20 Radial 16.6
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28
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21 WSI 14.0 29
22 Universal Logistics Holdings 13.3 63
23 C.H. Robinson Worldwide 12.9 283
24 Hub Group 12.0 72
25 Neovia Logistics 10.2 49
26 Peoples Services 10.1 45
27 Cardinal Health 10.0 38
28 Syncreon 9.9 44
29 United Facilities 9.0 13
30 LX Pantos 8.8 34
31 Holman Logistics 8.2 20
32 Nippon Express (North America) 8.1 69
32 ODW Logistics 8.1 31
34 Verst Logistics 8.0 27
34 Wagner Logistics 8.0 31
34 Yusen Logistics 8.0 38
37 WOW Logistics 7.9 26
38 Legacy Supply Chain Services 7.5 27
38 Logistics Plus 7.5 29
40 FW Logistics 7.0 15
40 RJW Logistics 7.0 10
42 Vantiva Supply Chain Solutions 6.5 12
43 Atlanta Bonded Warehouse 6.4 15
44 Grupo Traxion 6.2 21
45 Barrett Distribution 6.0 24
45 Crane Worldwide Logistics 6.0 56
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45 ID Logistics Group 6.0 26
48 Dimerco Express Group 5.4 38
48 Sunland Logistics Solutions 5.4 16
50 RXO 5.1 87
51 Comprehensive Logistics 5.0 20
52 Arvato (North America) 4.5 10
53 Forward Air/Omni Logistics 4.3 46
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53 Odyssey Logistics & Technology 4.3 55
55 A. Duie Pyle 4.2 17
56 Jillamy Packaging and Warehouse 4.0 19
56 Weber Logistics 4.0 16
58 Keller Logistics Group 3.9 19
59 ITS Logistics 3.7 7
60 Brown Integrated Logistics 3.5 25
60 Evans Distribution Systems 3.5 8
60 Groupe Robert 3.5 41
63 Averitt Express 3.2 34
64 Watco Logistics 3.1 40
65 Canada Cartage/GTI Group 3.0 21
65 East Coast Warehouse & Distribution 3.0 8
65 Kintetsu World Express (North America) 3.0 83
65 RGL Logistics 3.0 26
65 TA Services 3.0 13
70 Traffix 2.8 14
71 Covenant Logistics Group 2.7 15
71 Quiet Platforms 2.7 7
73 Givens Logistics 2.6 14
74 D+S Distribution 2.5 20
75 Logisteed 2.4 50
75 Regal Logistics 2.4 8
77 Fidelitone 2.3 5
77 Staci Group 2.3 18
79 ACCEL Logistica 2.2 24
80 CRST The Transportation Solution 2.1
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60
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81 Schneider 2.0 6
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Logistics News
Government, Business, Logistics

US Commerce Department Urged to Resolve Hanjin Shipping Crisis

The National Retail Federation and other U.S. trade groups are urging the Commerce Department to work with the South Korean government to resolve the Hanjin Shipping Co. crisis, which stranded an estimated $14 billion of goods at sea.

Nick Turner | Bloomberg News
September 20, 2016
Business, Logistics

Forward Air Lowers Third-Quarter Projection, Blaming Tough LTL Market

Forward Air Corp. lowered its third-quarter earnings projections, no longer confident that it’ll generate more revenue than the same period in 2015, the company announced on Sept. 20.

Ari Ashe | Staff Reporter
September 20, 2016
Business, Logistics

Experts Paint Grim Picture for Intermodal Growth

HOUSTON — Intermodal businesses that have become accustomed to steady long-term growth are facing the prospect of tougher times ahead in the form of a likely recession and changing freight patterns, three industry experts said Sept. 19.

Rip Watson | Special to Transport Topics
September 19, 2016
Business, Government, Logistics

Port of New Orleans Begins Clean Truck Plan

The Port of New Orleans said it’s begun a Clean Truck Replacement Program that will allow 20 drayage truckers to replace their older Class 8 trucks with newer models.

September 19, 2016
Business, Logistics

Hanjin Cuts Fleet as Court Advises Return of Chartered Ships

Hanjin Shipping Co., the South Korean container line that sought bankruptcy protection last month, received a court advisory to return all chartered vessels to cut costs while the company is in the midst of reducing its fleet.

Kyunghee Park | Bloomberg News
September 19, 2016
Logistics

Introducing Company Pages

Every logistics company now has its own page, with previously unpublished data. Click on names in rankings below.

September 19, 2016
Business, Logistics

US Ports, Private Firms to Spend $154.8 Billion on Projects Over the Next 5 Years, AAPA Says

U .S. ports and private com panies will spend an esti mated $154.8 billion on capital projects over the next five years, from dredging harbors and expanding terminals to building warehouses and buying automated container handling equipment, according to the American Association of Port Authorities.

Daniel P. Bearth | Staff Writer
September 19, 2016
Business, Logistics

Takeaway: Focus on Ports

Just as highway bottlenecks can impede the transport of goods over the road, congestion in and around the nation’s seaports can disrupt the supply chains of companies that import and export goods.

Daniel P. Bearth | Staff Writer
September 19, 2016
Business, Logistics

Hanjin’s Stranded Cargo Begins to Flow at US Ports

Cargo stranded by the Hanjin Shipping bankruptcy slowly began to flow through U.S. ports last week, offering the first small signs of relief for truckers and their customers.

Rip Watson | Special to Transport Topics
September 19, 2016
Business, Logistics

Fleets Fret Over Claims on Bad Hanjin Cargo

As Hanjin Shipping vessels finally arrive in the United States, some motor carriers are reluctant or refusing to accept cargo that might have been damaged because it could expose them to liability claims.

Ari Ashe | Staff Reporter
September 19, 2016
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